And with that, we wrap up this blog on an astonishing women's singles final.
What a match! Still exhausted just by watching!
India ends its 2017 World Championships campaign with 2 medals in the same year for the first time - a silver for Sindhu and a bronze for Saina Nehwal.
Let us hope we get to increase that count in the near future!
And applause to Nozomi Okuhara for being the first Japanese women's singles player to become a world champion in the 40-year history of the tournament.
It was just a difference of one or two points and she held her nerves brilliantly to get them. Just awe-inspiring display from the Japanese. She adds this prestigious tittle to her glittering resume that already has an All England Championships crown, the World Superseries title and an Olympic bronze medal that she won at Rio last year.
What a match! Still exhausted just by watching!
India ends its 2017 World Championships campaign with 2 medals in the same year for the first time - a silver for Sindhu and a bronze for Saina Nehwal.
Let us hope we get to increase that count in the near future!
Goodnight!