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Sindhu trailed 12-16 in the decider before recovering to grab a 21-13, 13-21, 21-18 win in Round 2
Not a better player in women's to watch than @Pvsindhu1 always puts her destiny in her own hands, no hoping 4 errors @BadmintonEnglnd
— Matthew gill (@statto190379) March 15, 2018
She has surely learnt from earlier games. She was patient in the closing moments. Only matches like these create champions. She should take good rest.
— Detective platypus (@Detectiveplaty2) March 15, 2018
the way @Pvsindhu1 roared back in the closing points of the decider
— steven (@bamaboy0) March 15, 2018
mark of a champion 💫
nerves of steel they said ✨👌#AllEnglandSuper1000
Well done #sindhu that was close ... #fighter #AllEnglandOpen2018
— sarvesh dessai (@sarveshdessai) March 15, 2018
For the 2nd match in a row, Sindhu's nerves get tested & she comes out tops. Great fight by the Thai player. #AllEnglandOpen2018
— SportySundae (@SportySundae) March 15, 2018
Ohh finally ..it was a close finish by Sindhu ..my heart came in mouth..
— Mukesh💜 (@IamMksahu) March 15, 2018
.@Pvsindhu1 #AllEnglandOpen2018
@Pvsindhu1 is into to QF of All England, after losing the momentum in between sindhu finally emerges winner.....sindhu plz don't do this......
— india_badminton (@india_badminton) March 15, 2018
#AllEngland #badminton such a hard fought game. Sindhu superbly held her nerves wen it mattered the most #Sindhu
— Dhinesh (@DRajenderan) March 15, 2018
Sindhu is going to get me a heart attack one day! But please not before I see her at All England podium. 😓 #YAE18 #AllEnglandOpen2018
— Sagar (@Sagar2651) March 15, 2018
21-13,13-21,21-18 and @Pvsindhu1 makes it to the quarters taking out #12 Nitchaon Jindapol
— anjali banerjee (@anjali_banerjee) March 15, 2018
Glad Sindhu regrouped herself in the decider and shook off the jitters 👍🏻👏🏻 #YAE18
Uff another close encounter.i think wemust habutiate to wth these kind of matches in allengland.irrespective of rankings everyone is so good.but sindhu win or lose she never giveup easily.i really love that quality.lets see what sri nd prannoy will do.hope 4 best
— susmitha (@susmitha999) March 15, 2018
#Sindhu wins, but she only managed to scrape through. She was slow in moving across the court and looks like she was still recovering from the last match. If she has to be a serious title contender she has to up the ante in coming days. #allenglandopen2018 #badminton #AllEngland
— Aravind (@Rwind_PL) March 15, 2018
Down 12-16 in the decider @Pvsindhu1 showed how tough she is. All who think she is fragile this was a match to see. In QF now. #AllEngland
— Boria Majumdar (@BoriaMajumdar) March 15, 2018
Pheeew! That was close! But what a match and what an effort by Jindapol! PV Sindhu certainly showed nerves of steel in the end. One day, I would like to see Sindhu doing such a comeback in a big final.
— Sudeshna Banerjee (@Sudsports) March 15, 2018
A very close match. Sindhu had to dig in deep before beating the Thai girl Nitchaon Jindapol 21-13 13-21 21-18 in 1 hour 7 minutes battle.
— N Jagannath Das_TT (@dassport_TT) March 15, 2018
What a match ..12-16 down to 21-18. ..in a thrilling 3rd set...got to learn ,composure in pressure situations from @Pvsindhu1 ...good going..best of luck for third round #sindhu#allenglandopen
— pavan kumar (@000pavan) March 15, 2018
Another tight match, @Pvsindhu1 through to the QFs of #AllEnglandOpen2018, now the true challenge begins, All the best Sindhu 🏸
— M Shiv Shankar 🇮🇳 (@mshivs) March 15, 2018
#YonexAllEngland #YAE1 @YonexAllEngland
— Detective platypus (@Detectiveplaty2) March 15, 2018
Sindhu kept calm and won.
I was like this. Believe me pic.twitter.com/RjGBTvglJr
How did Sindhu even win today? Such a strong performance by Jindapol all the way. Credits to Sindhu for not giving up being 12-16 down.
— Sukhpal Mann (@SukhpalM) March 15, 2018
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