Macau is Sindhu’s happy hunting ground


India's P.V Sindhu poses with her medal at the podium after winning the women’s singles at the Macau Open, November 29, 2015. GLENN GUAN/The Star

MACAU: Macau is definitely India shuttler P.V. Sindhu’s favourite hunting ground.

After going 12 months without a women’s singles title, the 20-year-old ended her drought in style by beating Japan’s Minatsu Mitani in the final.

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