A touch of Prakash for struggling Sindhu

By R. KIRUBASHINI

A TRAINING camp with former men’s singles great Prakash Padukone has galvanised shuttler P.V. Sindhu (pic) for the Asian Games in Hangzhou.

India’s Sindhu, who has dropped from seventh to 15th, is now pumped up to end her poor form in the women’s singles.

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Badminton , P. V. Sindhu , Asian Games , Hangzhou

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