Sindhu identifies gaps after French Open final loss to An Se Young

PV Sindhu reflected on her performance after falling short in the French Open final against South Korea's An Se Young, pinpointing specific aspects of her play that require refinement. The Indian shuttler, a decorated Olympian with two medals from the Games, reached the championship match but was unable to secure the title.

Speaking about the match, Sindhu indicated that tactical execution and consistency were among the areas where she fell short against her formidable opponent. The loss, however, does not diminish what the Indian player has achieved by reaching another Super 750 final, underscoring her continued presence among the world's elite badminton players.

Despite the disappointment at the French Open, Sindhu remains optimistic about her prospects going forward. She emphasized that reaching another Super 750 final demonstrates her capability at the highest levels of international badminton, even as she works to address the shortcomings that cost her the championship.

The two-time Olympic medallist's path to the final itself highlighted her resilience and skill, having navigated through a competitive draw to face An Se Young. As she continues her quest for another title at prestigious tournaments, Sindhu's analytical approach to her performances suggests she remains committed to closing the gap that prevented her from claiming the French Open crown.