Usually, he is very very humble. He wont celebrate that much. But, after prakash padukone, a player from his academy wins a medal. That made him little bit overwhelming.
I have observed that he often throws his racket when he wins. Maybe as a means of celebration. But you are right. Something could happen wrong if it hits somebody.
Yup, ASY pulls herself up by the bootstraps in G2 and surprisingly it's AY's turn to return the compliment by lacklustre play to give us a decider ...
ASY needs to build some attacking game over her solid defense. Playing clears all day long won’t cut it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
ASY looking tired, a 3-setter is no good for her, the more so against the super retriever and runner with unmatched stamina.
And of course, Momota's withdrawal, which could have impacted the top half of the bracket. Nevertheless, players should take the opportunity when it's presented to them. Viktor Axelsen had a horrible record against Momota and couldn't really beat Momota, heading into the 2017 WC. Momota was not in the 2017 WC because he was still on suspension, and Viktor Axelsen took advantage of it in 2017. A huge opportunity was presented to Lakshya Sen and Srikanth Kidambi in this WC and they took advantage of it to get to the semi-finals of the WC.