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PV Sindhu wins bronze medal at Tokyo Olympics

Indian shuttler PV Sindhu wins the bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics by beating Chinese badminton player He Bingjiao in straight sets. The silver medalist in Rio-2016 five years ago, defeated He in 21-13, 21-15 sets in the Women’s singles bronze medal match today.

She became the first Indian woman to win back to back medals in Olympics. Sindhu also becomes the fourth player to win women’s singles medal in consecutive games

With her bronze, India’s total medals at Tokyo Olympics 2020 are 2 now. Weightlifter Mirabai Chanu won silver medal on the first day of the Olympics.

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