India’s PV Sindhu Defeated China’s Wang Zhi Yi
India’s PV Sindhu defeated China’s Wang Zhi Yi in the women’s singles final of the Singapore Open 2022 with scores of 21-9, 11-21, and 21-15. The two-time Olympian won the first game handily before losing the second. In the match’s pivotal round, Sindhu expertly bounced back to capture the 2022 Super 500 championship. Even though Wang Zhi Yi gave it her all to the very end, Sindhu’s early advantage in the final game was crucial to the latter’s victory. Sindhu defeated Saena Kawakami of Japan in a 32-minute semifinal match in order to move to the summit event. Additionally, after winning the Syed Modi International and Swiss Open in 2022, Sindhu’s victory at the Singapore Open 2022 marks her third championship of the 2022 season.
The second Indian lady and third overall Indian to win the Singapore Open is Sindhu. Saina Nehwal (2010) and B Sai Praneeth (2017) have previously won the titles for the men’s and women’s singles tournaments, respectively.
Sindhu won the championship match on court 1 with scores of 21-9, 11-21, and 21-15. She got off to a terrific start, easily taking the first game. Zhiyi made a comparable comeback to win the next game 11-21. The finest shuttler from India displayed poise throughout the match to take the title and win the match 21–15. PV On Saturday in Singapore, Saena Kawakami of Japan was defeated by Sindhu to advance to the final of the women’s singles section of the Singapore Open 2022. Sindhu showed off her best dominance in the match by sweeping aside the Japanese challenge in two games in a row, 15-21, 7-21. The game lasted 58 minutes in total.
Sindhu has three championships to her name in 2022. Sindhu won the women’s singles title in the Syed Modi International competition in January of this year. Top-seeded Sindhu defeated Malvika Bansod in a 35-minute summit match at the Babu Banarasi Indoor Stadium with scores of 21-13, 21-16. In March in Basel’s St. Jakobshalle stadium, India’s top shuttler won the Swiss Open 2022 women’s singles championship. Busanan Ongbamrungphan of Thailand was defeated by Indian Sindhu, a two-time Olympic medalist, in a 49-minute match on court 1 with scores of 21-16, 21-8.
