Badminton

You can’t toy around with strong-headed Prannoy

By S. SAKTESH
Superb comeback: India’s men singles shuttler H.S. Prannoy in action against China’s Weng Hongyang in the Asia Team Championships.

PETALING JAYA: India’s H. S. Prannoy has once again proved he still has more left in the tank.

At 31, there have been doubts on whether Prannoy has passed the peak of his career, but the 2023 Malaysian Masters champion isn’t done yet.

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Badminton , H. S. Prannoy , Asian Team Championships , Badminton

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