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India star Nehwal off to winning start, team lose
GUANGZHOU — India’s world number three Saina Nehwal powered to a winning start at the Asian Games Saturday, beating Indonesia’s Adriyanti Firdasari in the women’s badminton team event.
Nehwal, who captured gold in the pressure-cooker atmosphere of her home Commonwealth Games in New Delhi last month, won her match 21-16, 21-17, but it was not enough to prevent her team from going down 3-2 overall.
“I don’t want to think much about it,” said the 20-year-old from Hyderabad, looking ahead to the singles action, where she is one of the favourites to take gold.
“I just want to take one game at a time and do my best.”
Nehwal was the first Indian woman to win a Super Series title and the first ever to climb as high as she has in the world.
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