Saina Nehwal feels ‘Trump Match’ will be crucial in Premier Badminton League
World No. 2 Saina Nehwal feels the new rule of ‘Trump Match’ will
prove to be the turning point during the Premier Badminton
League and the key will be to use it effectively.
World No. 2 Saina Nehwal feels the new rule of ‘Trump Match’ will
prove to be the turning point during the Premier Badminton
League and the key will be to use it effectively.
prove to be the turning point during the Premier Badminton
League and the key will be to use it effectively.
With her team boasting names like Christinna Pedersen of
Denmark, B Sai Praneeth, Cai Yun of China, Hendra Gunawan of
Indonesia and Bodin Issara of Thailand to name a few, Saina is
confident of her team giving a strong fight.
Denmark, B Sai Praneeth, Cai Yun of China, Hendra Gunawan of
Indonesia and Bodin Issara of Thailand to name a few, Saina is
confident of her team giving a strong fight.
“It’s a great moment for all of us as Premier Badminton League is
all set to commence with the best players of the world and we will
see tough competition between us,” said Saina.
all set to commence with the best players of the world and we will
see tough competition between us,” said Saina.
“What is exciting me the most is the new rule of ‘Trump Match’. I
think that will be the turning point for any team during any day. So
using it effectively will be the key for each team,” she added.
think that will be the turning point for any team during any day. So
using it effectively will be the key for each team,” she added.
The Premier Badminton League will start from 2nd January where
six franchisees – Delhi Acers, Hyderabad Hunters, Bengaluru Top
Guns, Chennai Smashers, Mumbai Rockets and Awadhe Warriors –
will compete for the top honour.
six franchisees – Delhi Acers, Hyderabad Hunters, Bengaluru Top
Guns, Chennai Smashers, Mumbai Rockets and Awadhe Warriors –
will compete for the top honour.
The opening day of the League will witness Awadhe Warriors
taking on Mumbai Rockets in Mumbai.
taking on Mumbai Rockets in Mumbai.