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Published : Jan 16, 2020, 6:52 PM IST
| Updated : Jan 16, 2020, 7:01 PM IST
ఇండోనేసియా మాస్టర్స్ బ్యాడ్మింటన్ టోర్నీలో భారత షట్లర్ పీవీ సింధు ఓటమిపాలైంది. జపాన్కు చెందిన సయాక టకహషియా చేతిలో పరాజయం చెందింది.
సింధు
జకర్తా వేదికగా జరుగుతోన్న ఇండోనేసియా మాస్టర్‌ సూపర్‌ - 500 టోర్నీలో భారత స్టార్ షట్లర్ పీవీ సింధు పోరాటానికి తెరపడింది. క్వార్టర్ ఫైనల్లో జపాన్కు చెందిన సయాక టకహషియా చేతిలో ఓటమిపాలైంది.
సయాక చేతిలో 21-16, 16-21, 19-21 తేడాతో ఓడి ఇంటిముఖం పట్టింది సింధు. గంటా ఆరు నిమిషాల పాటు సాగిన ఈ పోరాటంలో మొదటి సెట్లో ఆధిపత్యం వహించిన సింధు.. మిగిలిన రెండు సెట్లలో పోరాడినా ఫలితం లేకపోయింది. ఇదే క్రీడాకారిణి రెండో రౌండ్లో సైనాను కూడా ఓడించింది.
సింధు ఓటమితో ఇండోనేసియా ఓపెన్లో భారత్ పోరు ముగిసింది. ఇండియా పురుష షట్లర్లు సాయి ప్రణీత్, కిదాంబి శ్రీకాంత్, సౌరభ్ వర్మ బుధవారం జరిగిన రెండో రౌండ్లోనే ఓటమి పాలయ్యారు.
గత వారం జరిగిన మలేసియా ఓపెన్లోనూ భారత షట్లర్లు విఫలమయ్యారు. ఈ టోర్నీలో పురుషు షట్లర్లు రెండో రౌండ్ దాటడానికే కష్టపడగా.. సింధు, సైనా క్వార్టర్ ఫైనల్ వరకు వెళ్లారు. గతేడాది ప్రపంచ ఛాంపియన్ షిప్ తర్వాత సింధు ఒక్క పతకం తేలేకపోయింది.
ఇవీ చూడండి.. టీమిండియా తీరు ఆశ్చర్యాన్ని కలిగించింది: అక్తర్
జకర్తా వేదికగా జరుగుతోన్న ఇండోనేసియా మాస్టర్‌ సూపర్‌ - 500 టోర్నీలో భారత స్టార్ షట్లర్ పీవీ సింధు పోరాటానికి తెరపడింది. క్వార్టర్ ఫైనల్లో జపాన్కు చెందిన సయాక టకహషియా చేతిలో ఓటమిపాలైంది.
సయాక చేతిలో 21-16, 16-21, 19-21 తేడాతో ఓడి ఇంటిముఖం పట్టింది సింధు. గంటా ఆరు నిమిషాల పాటు సాగిన ఈ పోరాటంలో మొదటి సెట్లో ఆధిపత్యం వహించిన సింధు.. మిగిలిన రెండు సెట్లలో పోరాడినా ఫలితం లేకపోయింది. ఇదే క్రీడాకారిణి రెండో రౌండ్లో సైనాను కూడా ఓడించింది.
సింధు ఓటమితో ఇండోనేసియా ఓపెన్లో భారత్ పోరు ముగిసింది. ఇండియా పురుష షట్లర్లు సాయి ప్రణీత్, కిదాంబి శ్రీకాంత్, సౌరభ్ వర్మ బుధవారం జరిగిన రెండో రౌండ్లోనే ఓటమి పాలయ్యారు.
గత వారం జరిగిన మలేసియా ఓపెన్లోనూ భారత షట్లర్లు విఫలమయ్యారు. ఈ టోర్నీలో పురుషు షట్లర్లు రెండో రౌండ్ దాటడానికే కష్టపడగా.. సింధు, సైనా క్వార్టర్ ఫైనల్ వరకు వెళ్లారు. గతేడాది ప్రపంచ ఛాంపియన్ షిప్ తర్వాత సింధు ఒక్క పతకం తేలేకపోయింది.
ఇవీ చూడండి.. టీమిండియా తీరు ఆశ్చర్యాన్ని కలిగించింది: అక్తర్
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RUGBY LEAGUE WORLD CUP 2021 - AP CLIENTS ONLY
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1. Various of rugby league players standing on rugby league field
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Lois Forsell, former England rugby league player: ++STARTS ON CUTAWAY OF FORSELL/VARIOUS ANGLES/INCLUDES CUTAWAYS++
"My name is Lois Forsell, former Womens Rugby League player. I've got 18 international caps with England women, won the treble with Bradford Bulls in 2017 and led the Leeds Rhino's womens as the first ever captain to the Challenge Cup. In 2017, I snapped my ACL (anterior cruciate ligament), an injury that happens to a lot of sports people and is gutting for them at the time. But unfortunately for me, the ACL reconstruction surgery went wrong. Seven operations later, I had to hang up my boots (retire). Whilst I was coming to terms with retirement and what that kind of meant for me, it was really important that I could speak to the club welfare officer. When you speak about mental health, you think it's going to be quite a big thing to speak about. For me, it wasn't. It was just, working out where I were at, what do I bring now that I can't play? I think within rugby league, we're all quite headstrong, dominant characters and I think sometimes it's okay to feel like something's going on that you can't quite contextualise and you feel like, you know, you could speak to someone, you need to speak to someone and I think sometimes you struggle with coming to terms with that. The Rugby League World Cup are launching the Mental Fitness Charter, to help upskill and support more people within the rugby league community."
3. SOUNDBITE (English) no name given, rugby league player: ++STARTS ON CUTAWAY++
"It's going to help support local clubs and players, who are playing at any level, throughout their rugby playing career, not really depending on how high they are, but if they just need support, they're there."
4. SOUNDBITE (English) no name given, rugby league player: ++STARTS ON CUTAWAY++
"The Charter will be massive. They allow people to learn that they can speak and everyone needs to speak. It'll massively help them."
5. SOUNDBITE (English) no name given, rugby league player: ++STARTS ON CUTAWAY++
"It'll help people connect more to the game and be more in touch with the game and think it's time to start focusing on our mental health as well as our physical health."
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex: ++INCLUDES CUTAWAYS++
"Rugby league isn't just a sport, it's a community and one that takes care of its own. For many years, it has been at the forefront of promoting and supporting good mental fitness. Working hard to build a positive mindset for everyone involved in the sport. So I am proud to support the Rugby League World Cup 2021 Mental Fitness Charter. This is the first time that a major international sporting event has a central charter focusing on the mental fitness of players, coaches, fans and communities hosting the matches. This charter will build on the brilliant work already happening in rugby league by committing to training and educating all those involved in the tournament and the wider rugby league family, not only in how they can look after their own mental fitness, but also support others to do the same. This includes delivering mental fitness workshops to 8,000 young rugby league players and their families and training grassroot coaches and to ensure the message is passed on internationally, all 21 participating nations will be encouraged to take their experiences back home and develop mental fitness awareness programmes within their own communities. The perception of rugby league, is that you need to be tough. You can't show your feelings. You have to grin and bear it. But something like the Mental Fitness Charter, will help us make real progress in getting rid of the stigma associated with mental illness and remind people that it is not just about being physically fit, but more importantly, mentally strong. Thank you."
++ENDS ON SOUNDBITE++
STORYLINE:
Britain's Prince Harry has spoken about the importance of mental health in a new Rugby League World Cup campaign which was revealed ahead of the tournament's draw, his first public engagement since stepping back as a senior royal.
In a video released on Thursday, the Duke of Sussex said the five-point initiative is "the first time that a major international sporting event has a central charter focusing on the mental fitness of players, coaches, fans and communities."
The charter aims to create mental health awareness for players, officials and volunteers and those around them.
8,000 young rugby league players will also take part in mental health awareness workshops and grassroot coaches would also be trained to deliver their own workshops, under the charter.
The Duke of Sussex was expected to help unveil the fixtures for the 2021 tournament at Buckingham Palace later on Thursday in his first public engagement since he and his wife Meghan announced they would split their time between the UK and Canada and become financially independent.
Teams from England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, France, Australia and New Zealand are among those who will feature in the tournament being hosted in the UK and Ireland.
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