TeamSG at Paris Olympics: When each athlete will make their opening appearance
SINGAPORE: Not sure when exactly your favourite Team Singapore athletes will begin their campaign at the 2024 Olympic Games?
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SINGAPORE: Not sure when exactly your favourite Team Singapore athletes will begin their campaign at the 2024 Olympic Games?
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Former India shuttler Parupalli Kashyap on Thursday dubbed two-time medallist PV Sindhu an "underdog" at the Paris Olympics but said her name still carries a lot of weight and opponents would be wary of her big-match credentials. Eyeing an unprecedented third straight Olympic medal, Sindhu has not been at her best since returning from a knee injury in February. "It's her third Olympics, she won two medals in the last two Olympics and several world championship medals. So I think she feels she has an edge already even though her ranking doesn't say it or her recent form doesn't say it," Kashyap, an Olympics expert at JioCinema & Sports18, told reporters during an interaction.