Letshanaa still has a long way to turn tide on top players, says Jonassen


Tough luck: K. Letshanaa in action against India’s P.V. Sindhu in the second round. — AP

PETALING JAYA: Progress has been made, but the road ahead remains long.

This is singles coaching director Kenneth Jonassen’s assessment of shuttler K. Letshanaa after losing to India’s P.V. Sindhu in the second round of women’s singles in the World Championships.

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