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Heartbreaking nail biter. Bad luck @Pvsindhu1 but great fightback after losing the first game. And congrats Biewen Zhang 🏆. Amazing tournament for you. Well deserved #IndiaOpenSuper500 @OGQ_India
— Viren Rasquinha (@virenrasquinha) February 4, 2018
every badminton fan over world is happy with beiwen zhang,she has struggled so much,was kicked from chinese team because of inability to win major,shifted to singapore then adopted by USA,lost so many close matches,today is her big day
— Bikash Chand Katoch (@KatochBikash) February 4, 2018
P. V Sindhu on the victory podium with her Silver Medal. Full marks for the efforts. Go even better next time #IndiaOpenSuper500 pic.twitter.com/pJqVuhcgxV
— India@Sports (@India_AllSports) February 4, 2018
@Pvsindhu1 stands runner-up🥈 in #IndiaOpen2018 🏸you played really hard, gave tough competition.💐 👏 pic.twitter.com/JYpgkj8QRE
— Mehul Mandaliya (@mandaliyamehul) February 4, 2018
I feel super frustrated right nw bt winning & losing is a part n parcel of every game!U shld be a sport enough to accept failure too!Well done @Pvsindhu1 I really wanted u to take the title away bt never mind u fought real hard!& many more tournaments await u! #champisachamp 🙌🏻
— Rujuta Kulkarni (@rujuta20k) February 4, 2018
#IndianOpen2018 #BWF It was a fantastic finals! @Pvsindhu1 put up a real fight but had to concede defeat to the more consistent #Zhang in 3 close games. Congratulations to the winner
— LEENA (@LeenaGS) February 4, 2018
Fought well till 20- 20 then suddenly become nervous tries to play little defensively.
— Advitiya Srivastava (@Advitiya08) February 4, 2018
@Pvsindhu1 well played...it was tough game...anyways happy with ur fight.. congratulations for ur silver medal...
— Arun kumar (@arunb_) February 4, 2018
Well played Sindhu. I am big fan of yours but little sad to see you delay play so often, not shaking hands with opponent first but rather talking to coaches after the match :-(#IndiaOpen @Pvsindhu1 @PBLIndiaLive #PVSindhu
— Yogesh Dike (@YD_1987) February 4, 2018
It is another numbing loss for @Pvsindhu1 Between gopi and her this has to be sorted. You have to feel for her. #PVSindhu #badminton
— Boria Majumdar (@BoriaMajumdar) February 4, 2018
#PVSindhu #IndiaOpen #gopichandpullela Sindhu seems to tire by the end of 3 set matches. Noticed in last few 3 sets she played. Today also this has cost her the championship. But still well played.
— Ram Kumar (@RamKuma78469507) February 4, 2018
It doesn't matter.
— Jai Jethawa (@jaijethawa) February 4, 2018
For us, you are champion. Always.
Well played, well fought #PVSindhu 🇮🇳#IndiaOpen
#IndiaOpen #IndiaOpen2018 #PVSindhu Well played @Pvsindhu1 . Well fought till the end. Better luck next time. https://t.co/CWtHI3i1rd
— Ayushman_Dash (@F_F_Thought) February 4, 2018
Not writing this coz she lost but worth asking if #PVSindhu gets tight while playing finals...home crowd advantage and a player ranked 9 places below her, she ought to have won...this after destroying the higher-ranked Inthanon yesterday...
— Shakya5 (@shakyamitra) February 4, 2018
PV Sindhu and her curse in the finals!
— Affan. (@mdaffanulhaque) February 4, 2018
P V Sindhu tried very hard but ends up with the silver medal in Yonex Sunrise #IndiaOpen 2018. She had a terrific run in the tournament and played brilliantly in the final too. Tough luck to the champ! pic.twitter.com/Bb1Qe6qice
— PBL India (@PBLIndiaLive) February 4, 2018
Zhang Beiwen wins Women's single final in India Open Badminton defeating PV Sindhu by 21-11, 22-20
— Manish Dubey (@MKankunj) February 4, 2018
Congratulations Zhang Beiwen and Well Played @Pvsindhu1 . We still LOVE YOU.
PV Sindhu. Indian Open Runners Up. Losing in finals frequently is depressing. Needs courage every time to begin a new tournament. A long break may help.
— Sanjay Mittal (@IamSanjayMittal) February 4, 2018
I wonder if women single players are gaining confidence meeting PVSindhu in the final. Adding on to total final loses. #IndiaOpenSuper500
— Binit Kamal (@binit_ke) February 4, 2018
Hmm.. whosoever thought Beiwn Zhang would be a cakewalk for Pvsindhu
— Madhusudan (@MadhusudanRangu) February 4, 2018
When will the badminton Gods shower pixie dust over my star #PVSindhu and grant her that little extra so as to make gold?!?!?! #IndiaOpen
— anjali banerjee (@anjali_banerjee) February 4, 2018
I feel exasperated 😰
Pin-drop silence inside the Siri Fort Indoor Complex as Beiwen Zhang edges past defending champion PV Sindhu to win #IndiaOpen title.
— Shivam Damohe (@mancpunk) February 4, 2018
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