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PV Sindhu sees new wave in Indian badminton: 'Now we have these girls'

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PV Sindhu is back in the world's top six after winning the HYLO Open, her second BWF World Tour title of 2026. As she targets another climb, Sindhu welcomes the emergence of young Indian shuttlers Tanvi Sharma, Ashmita Chaliha, Anmol Kharb and Unnati Hooda. She also discusses managing her tournament schedule, the challenge posed by An Se-young and the changes coming with badminton's 15-point…

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