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John Kerry Calls for Immediate Release of Chinese Feminists
US Secretary of State John Kerry urged Beijing on Friday to immediately release five feminists who were detained ahead of International Women's Day.
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Who is Saina Nehwal?
Saina Nehwal battled throughout the London Olympics 2012 and came out with the bronze to help India secure the third medal in the Games. Though her Chinese opponent Xin Wang pulled out to hand the match over, the victory will still be sweet for the world number five who waged superb battles.
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London 2012: Saina would have won anyway, says Gopichand
Minutes after Indian shuttler Saina Nehwal was awarded the women's singles bronze medal play-off against Xin Wang of China Saturday, mentor and coach Pullela Gopichand said she would have won anyway if the match had gone on in spite of Saina losing the first game.
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Sportsman spirit: Saina Nehwal does not celebrate her Bronze
Saina Nehwal was handed a Bronze on Saturday. She lost the opening game before China's Xin Wang had to pull out due to an injury. As the world number 2 was walking out, the Indian did not rush to celebrate but instead, chose to enquire about her opponent, hug her and leave. A true champion indeed!
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London 2012 Badminton: Saina Nehwal gets Bronze as Xin Wang withdraws
Saina Nehwal took the Olympic women's singles badminton bronze in rather disappointing circumstances as her Chinese opponent Xin Wang withdrew with injury. The Chinese was leading Saina 21-18, 1-0 before a knee injury forced her retirement.
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Profile: Saina Nehwal
Saina Nehwal battled throughout the London Olympics 2012 and came out with the bronze to help India secure the third medal in the Games. Though her Chinese opponent Xin Wang pulled out to hand the match over, the victory will still be sweet for the world number five who waged superb battles.
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Saina beats Xin to top Group B in Super Series Finals
Ace Indian shuttler Saina Nehwal notched up a stunning straight-game victory over world number three Xin Wang in the last Group B match of the BWF Super Series Finals at Liuzhou in China on Friday.
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Saina Nehwal enters Japan Open quarters
World number three Wang Xin failed to clear the second round when she bowed to unheralded Tai Tzu-ying of Taiwan at the Japan Open on Thursday, but there was no such trouble for India's Saina Nehwal.
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'Chinese domination is ending in the sport'
Chinese domination in badminton is slowly ending, declared Indian ace Saina Nehwal after stunning world number three Wang Xin in the Sudirman Cup, insisting that the competition has opened up with Asian and European players rising to the challenge.
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Saina loses in Malaysia Open final
Star Indian shuttler Saina Nehwal faltered after a good start as she lost to world number three Xin Wang of China in the finals to finish runner-up in the Malaysian Open Grand Prix Gold Badminton tournament here on Sunday.
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Saina bows out of Malyasian Open
India's Saina Nehwal lost to Xin Wang of China in their quarterfinal of the Malaysian Open Super Series badminton at Kaula Lumpur late on Friday.
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Saina bows out of Malyasian Open
India's Saina Nehwal lost to Xin Wang of China in their quarterfinal of the Malaysian Open Super Series badminton at Kaula Lumpur late on Friday.
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Saina bows out of Malaysian Open
India's ace shuttler Saina Nehwal lost to the unseeded Xin Wang in the quarters of Malaysian Open.
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John Kerry Calls for Immediate Release of Chinese Feminists
US Secretary of State John Kerry urged Beijing on Friday to immediately release five feminists who were detained ahead of International Women's Day.
-
Who is Saina Nehwal?
Saina Nehwal battled throughout the London Olympics 2012 and came out with the bronze to help India secure the third medal in the Games. Though her Chinese opponent Xin Wang pulled out to hand the match over, the victory will still be sweet for the world number five who waged superb battles.
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London 2012: Saina would have won anyway, says Gopichand
Minutes after Indian shuttler Saina Nehwal was awarded the women's singles bronze medal play-off against Xin Wang of China Saturday, mentor and coach Pullela Gopichand said she would have won anyway if the match had gone on in spite of Saina losing the first game.
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Sportsman spirit: Saina Nehwal does not celebrate her Bronze
Saina Nehwal was handed a Bronze on Saturday. She lost the opening game before China's Xin Wang had to pull out due to an injury. As the world number 2 was walking out, the Indian did not rush to celebrate but instead, chose to enquire about her opponent, hug her and leave. A true champion indeed!
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London 2012 Badminton: Saina Nehwal gets Bronze as Xin Wang withdraws
Saina Nehwal took the Olympic women's singles badminton bronze in rather disappointing circumstances as her Chinese opponent Xin Wang withdrew with injury. The Chinese was leading Saina 21-18, 1-0 before a knee injury forced her retirement.
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Profile: Saina Nehwal
Saina Nehwal battled throughout the London Olympics 2012 and came out with the bronze to help India secure the third medal in the Games. Though her Chinese opponent Xin Wang pulled out to hand the match over, the victory will still be sweet for the world number five who waged superb battles.
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Saina beats Xin to top Group B in Super Series Finals
Ace Indian shuttler Saina Nehwal notched up a stunning straight-game victory over world number three Xin Wang in the last Group B match of the BWF Super Series Finals at Liuzhou in China on Friday.
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Saina Nehwal enters Japan Open quarters
World number three Wang Xin failed to clear the second round when she bowed to unheralded Tai Tzu-ying of Taiwan at the Japan Open on Thursday, but there was no such trouble for India's Saina Nehwal.
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'Chinese domination is ending in the sport'
Chinese domination in badminton is slowly ending, declared Indian ace Saina Nehwal after stunning world number three Wang Xin in the Sudirman Cup, insisting that the competition has opened up with Asian and European players rising to the challenge.
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Saina loses in Malaysia Open final
Star Indian shuttler Saina Nehwal faltered after a good start as she lost to world number three Xin Wang of China in the finals to finish runner-up in the Malaysian Open Grand Prix Gold Badminton tournament here on Sunday.
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Saina bows out of Malyasian Open
India's Saina Nehwal lost to Xin Wang of China in their quarterfinal of the Malaysian Open Super Series badminton at Kaula Lumpur late on Friday.
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Saina bows out of Malyasian Open
India's Saina Nehwal lost to Xin Wang of China in their quarterfinal of the Malaysian Open Super Series badminton at Kaula Lumpur late on Friday.
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Saina bows out of Malaysian Open
India's ace shuttler Saina Nehwal lost to the unseeded Xin Wang in the quarters of Malaysian Open.
