she is in incredible form!
Saina successfully lead Indian Women Team to the Uber Cup finals, winning all her matches as of March 5, 2010.
Saina became the first Indian Woman to reach the semi finals of 2010 All-England Super Series before losing to eventual champion Tine Rasmussen.
Top seeded Saina reached the semifinals of Yonex Sunrise Badminton Asia Championships 2010 losing out to unseeded eventual champion Li Xuerui of China. Saina's Coach Gopichand advised her not to take too much pressure due to the home crowd support.
Saina wins the Indian Open Grand Prix Gold 2010, beating Mew Choo Wong of Malaysia in the final and thus justifying her billing as top seed in the tournament. She won a prize money of $8,280 for winning this BWF Grand prix gold tournament.
Saina Nehwal, again seeded no. 1 in the Singapore Open Super Series 2010, entered the finals defeating World champion Lu Lan of China (updated on 06/20/2010)
Saina won the second Super Series title of her career by beating qualifier Tzu Ying Tai of Chinese Taipei in the final of the Singapore Open 21-18, 21-15. But the fact that she won the tournament in the absence of all the top 5 ranked players (who all happen to be chinese), takes a little sheen away from her path breaking victory. Saina won a prize money of $18,750 for winning this BWF Super Series tournament.
Saina has reached a career high of world no. 3 in the women's singles badminton world rankings on 24 June 2010.
Saina defended her Indonesia Open super series title in three tough games against Sayako Sato of Japan, 21-19 / 13-21 / 21-11.This is her third super series title and her third sucessive title following wins at Indian open,Singapore Super series. She again won the top prize money of $18,750 for winning this BWF Super Series tournament.
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Saina successfully lead Indian Women Team to the Uber Cup finals, winning all her matches as of March 5, 2010.
Saina became the first Indian Woman to reach the semi finals of 2010 All-England Super Series before losing to eventual champion Tine Rasmussen.
Top seeded Saina reached the semifinals of Yonex Sunrise Badminton Asia Championships 2010 losing out to unseeded eventual champion Li Xuerui of China. Saina's Coach Gopichand advised her not to take too much pressure due to the home crowd support.
Saina wins the Indian Open Grand Prix Gold 2010, beating Mew Choo Wong of Malaysia in the final and thus justifying her billing as top seed in the tournament. She won a prize money of $8,280 for winning this BWF Grand prix gold tournament.
Saina Nehwal, again seeded no. 1 in the Singapore Open Super Series 2010, entered the finals defeating World champion Lu Lan of China (updated on 06/20/2010)
Saina won the second Super Series title of her career by beating qualifier Tzu Ying Tai of Chinese Taipei in the final of the Singapore Open 21-18, 21-15. But the fact that she won the tournament in the absence of all the top 5 ranked players (who all happen to be chinese), takes a little sheen away from her path breaking victory. Saina won a prize money of $18,750 for winning this BWF Super Series tournament.
Saina has reached a career high of world no. 3 in the women's singles badminton world rankings on 24 June 2010.
Saina defended her Indonesia Open super series title in three tough games against Sayako Sato of Japan, 21-19 / 13-21 / 21-11.This is her third super series title and her third sucessive title following wins at Indian open,Singapore Super series. She again won the top prize money of $18,750 for winning this BWF Super Series tournament.
Saina Nehwal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
