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Saina Nehwals dismal run against nemesis Tai Tzu-ying continued as she suffered yet another defeat against the Taiwanese to crash out of the USD 1 million All England Championship, in Birmingham Friday. File photo of Saina Nehwal. AFP A former finalist, Saina couldnt find answers to the deceptive strokeplay of the World No 1 Taiwanese, going down 15-21 19-21 in the 37-minute quarterfinal clash. Saina is now 5-15 in head-to-head career record with Tzu-ying and it was her 13 <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.us>stanley cup</a> th straight defeat against the Taiwanese, who has not lost to the Indian since 2015. Tzu-ying, who had retired at the Hong Kong Open last year due to a waist injury, seemed to have recovered well as she went about her job with consummate ease at the Arena Birmingham. Tzu-yings arsenal of strokes was in full display as she rushed to a 11-3 lead. Saina produced two superb drops and won nine o <a href=https://www.stanleycups.com.mx>vaso stanley</a> f the next 12 points to narrow the equation to 12-14. Tzu-ying then came out with a flurry of her magical strokes to move to 20-13 and sealed it comfortably. In the second game, Saina enjoyed a five-point cushion at 8-3 in the second game after husband Parupalli Kashyap pleaded her to play disciplined badminton. Some exceptional strokes helped the Taiwanese to gather a few points but Saina ensured a 11-8 advantage at the interval. The <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.us>stanley cup website</a> Indian tried to keep Tzu-ying at the backline with her deep tosses but fatigue, perhaps due to the bout of diarrhea ahead of the event, affected her. Tzu-yings deceptive s Emod Paes will partner Sania in mixed doubles event
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Saina Nehwals dismal run against nemesis Tai Tzu-ying continued as she suffered yet another defeat against the Taiwanese to crash out of the USD 1 million All England Championship, in Birmingham Friday. File photo of Saina Nehwal. AFP A former finalist, Saina couldnt find answers to the deceptive strokeplay of the World No 1 Taiwanese, going down 15-21 19-21 in the 37-minute quarterfinal clash. Saina is now 5-15 in head-to-head career record with Tzu-ying and it was her 13 <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.us>stanley cup</a> th straight defeat against the Taiwanese, who has not lost to the Indian since 2015. Tzu-ying, who had retired at the Hong Kong Open last year due to a waist injury, seemed to have recovered well as she went about her job with consummate ease at the Arena Birmingham. Tzu-yings arsenal of strokes was in full display as she rushed to a 11-3 lead. Saina produced two superb drops and won nine o <a href=https://www.stanleycups.com.mx>vaso stanley</a> f the next 12 points to narrow the equation to 12-14. Tzu-ying then came out with a flurry of her magical strokes to move to 20-13 and sealed it comfortably. In the second game, Saina enjoyed a five-point cushion at 8-3 in the second game after husband Parupalli Kashyap pleaded her to play disciplined badminton. Some exceptional strokes helped the Taiwanese to gather a few points but Saina ensured a 11-8 advantage at the interval. The <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.us>stanley cup website</a> Indian tried to keep Tzu-ying at the backline with her deep tosses but fatigue, perhaps due to the bout of diarrhea ahead of the event, affected her. Tzu-yings deceptive s Emod Paes will partner Sania in mixed doubles event
Golf will feature as a medal sport in the 2016 Rio Olympics, and India, which has taken big strides in the sport, would expect at least one golfer to make the cut for the quadrennial event. However, the Sports Authority of India SAI has taken a stran <a href=https://www.cups-stanley-cups.us>stanley cup</a> ge route in its bid to back golf. It has taken over the Trivandrum Golf Course to set up a national academy and spend on the facilities there. There is hardly any golfing activity worth its name in the capital city of Kerala, but that is not the only issue. SAI landing here does not seem to be just a geographical anomaly. The developments around SAI acquiring the facility suggest the course is more likely to allow an influential group of bureaucrats, senior police officers and businessmen to enjoy a leisurely game than provide top-level training to serious young talent. Sample these developments: Since SAI took over the course and set up the SAI Trivandrum Golf Club on October 16 鈥?it was registered on December 26 鈥?none of the ori <a href=https://www.stanley-cup.it>stanley italia</a> ginal Trivandrum Golf Club TGC members has paid a rupee for using t <a href=https://www.cups-stanley.ca>stanley mug</a> he facilities. Instead, the rechristened SAI Golf Club is dipping into public money to renovate the heritage club house Rs 40 lakh . It also spends around Rs 2.5 lakh per month to maintain the course, pay salaries and meet day-to-day expenditure. EX-SAI BOSS IN FOCUS The controversial decision to take over the Trivandrum Golf Course was made last year by the then SAI DG, Jiji Thomson. The Kerala cadre IAS officer has sin
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