I have a point to prove, I can be in the top 5: HS Prannoy
Reflexes
- Prannoy slides to position 26 in the world rankings
- It has slipped to position 26 in the world rankings.
Indian male badminton player HS Prannoy feels he has the potential to be among the top five players in the world and wants to add new dimensions to his game to achieve this goal. Prannoy, a former world number eight player, was diagnosed with “gastroesophageal reflux” during the 2018 World Championships, after which his performance declined slightly. After recovering somewhat from the disease, he became infected with the corona virus in November 2020.
He has been battling the effects of the disease ever since, which has affected his game as well. It has fallen to 26th place in the world rankings. Prannoy said on Wednesday after winning his first round match at the Indian Open here. That was the main reason too. “
“Of course I have yet to prove that my game is not over and that I am someone who can be in the top five in the world. I believe in my conscience and I hope that in the next few months we will have something good. near.”
He managed to reach the quarterfinals at the World Championships last month. “It was a bit disappointing, but I’m still very happy with my performance at the World Championship. I could come out of there with a lot of positives and practice with a positive mindset. I look forward to training time where there are a lot of new things I want to add. to my game. “
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Another busy badminton year begins with the Indian Open, which includes major events such as the Commonwealth Games and the Asian Games, in addition to the regular BWF World Tour events. He said: “It is a year with a lot of tournaments, with some big tournaments. There is tough competition for anyone who is part of the Indian team. I have done very well in the last few years and have qualified for the Asian Games and the Asian Games. Commonwealth. It’s definitely going to be tough. “
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