What Sets Chinese Badminton Players Apart - PV Sindhu Reveals

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Mountain Dew 'Darr Ke Aage Jeet Hai' Stories on The Ranveer Show welcomes PV Sindhu. She is an Indian badminton player and the first Indian woman to win an Olympic silver medal. She is considered one of the most successful sportspersons and has won multiple medals at various tournaments.
In this episode, we will talk about her journey of becoming such a successful sportsperson and she worked hard for everything. We talked about how a successful sportsperson deals with injuries, her time at the Olympic Village, and more. We also talked about her education, her love life, and how she deals with fame.
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[@raghav4690]

important fact that she missed is the school structure difference. Countries like China, U.S.A, Russia has a professional sporting setup in their schools. That setup nurtures and strengthens the basics of the players and those exceptional then join specialised academies. This is why those countries has so many high level players. In India there is no sports culture in schools and players like Sindhu and Lakshay Sen are made by private academies which not everyone can afford.

[@dumplinglover8042]

100% truth.

[@3gamer810]

True brother

[@gvgandhi]

Would love to see Saina Nehwal. I never heard her speaking openly, freely. She was the first women to burst on scene and win international medals. Please get her.

[@mona.listens]

I was a huge fan of Saina… then I started to notice jealousy in her attitude towards Sindhu. I remember during 2020 Olympic, Saina used to congratulate every medal winner on her Facebook account. She didn’t do the same when Sindhu won it.. later on I could find the same pattern afterwards as well.. I still respect her, but definitely the respect has reduced.

[@gvgandhi]

@@mona.listens it's okay.

[@beawarrior2806]

​@@mona.listensdefinitely jealously occurs when one downfall comes in career due to age factor in badminton and our compatriots achieve new heights. Still Saina will be Saina, she has definitely brought a revolution in Indian Youth

[@sourav5041]

Fistr win in Olympic 😂😂

[@naveenkalagi5588]

​@@sourav5041 Saina won bronze in London Olympics

[@kevinclasher3160]

What Sindhu said is accurate. China does have a large pedigree of top players which is due to good coaches and support from their government. India can and should also do the same. Indian badminton players are now coming out slowly into the world top rankings. Chinese badminton players are beatable, at the moment I feel the it’s quite balance right now.

[@liveenjoy6821]

Chinese women currently are weaker I feel, in the men's the Chinese are still strong though not as in the 2000s. Table Tennis on the other hand is Chinese domination

[@kevinclasher3160]

@@liveenjoy6821 you don’t need to be strong, you just need the skills. Sindhu has the skills and I’m pretty sure she’ll be floating in the women’s top ten for a while. I don’t think the Chinese women got worse, I think competition got stronger…

[@Entertainment-su6gt]

@@liveenjoy6821I think skill matters more than the strength in case of badminton.

[@Ravii24365]

She's always an Inspiring Person...

[@user-ec4hh1jl4i]

Sindhu should start an academy as a foundation to develop new talents. She has tonnes of skills and experience that can be passed along, otherwise it would be lost as India does not have a support system like China.

[@prasaddeshpande7638]

Chinese players are mentally strong and we are not...this is the most important reason we are lagging....

[@raygan777able]

But till beating the Chinese team is still the achievement. Doesn't matter if they are a new pair or a debut single player. They are still perceived as the toughest team to beat

[@irachaudhary8038]

In sports there will be no athelete like Lin Dan not because he is Chinese but because of his consistency.. 2 Olympic Gold medal , world champ several times, all England champ, won almost all open tournament..

[@premkumarparikarath1569]

Very true. Thousand top notch Chinese competing among themselves and the ones who come out on top must be very good. Another thing, Chinese are mentally very strong, in any sport. WE are slowly picking up that attitude.

[@PositivismAtItsBest]

Chinese have badminton played by everyone. They play like we do gali cricket. Largest population and few place in tournaments so high competition since old times have produced finest athletes - Lin Dan is GOAT also because of legacy he owned from Chinas great badminton history. So is with other athletes. Chinese athlete dominated badminton for long time along with Indonesia because of legacy and culture of badminton rooted there

[@gourimishra9657]

Thanks Ranveer I need this . As PV Sindhu is my idol

[@drishanmaheshwari12f40]

2:19 the line which i listened a lot🥲🙄 and sindhu didi you are very great player and hoping your recovery will be soon and will be seeing you in olympics next year🙂

[@tiwariabhinay868]

Pls bring internal badminton players too, and satchi too

[@utkarshkunwar4319]

So to make it sound more relatable, as Cricket is to India, Racket sports (Badminton, Table Tennis etc.) are to China, wherein the scenes are so competitive that the layer that emerges on the top is simply formidable!

[@Sammy58328]

P V Sindhu enjoys 9-0 H2H in Badminton Majors against Chinese Shuttlers. 2013 WCh R16 vs Wang Yihan : 21-18, 23-21 2013 WCh QF vs Wang Shixian : 21-18, 21-17 2014 WCh QF vs Wang Shixian : 21-19, 19-21, 21-15 2015 WCh R16 vs Li Xuerui : 21-17, 14-21, 21-17 2016 Olympics QF vs Wang Yihan : 22-20, 21-19 2017 WCh QF vs Sun Yu : 21-14, 21-9 2017 WCh SF vs Chen Yufei : 21-13, 21-10 2019 WCh SF vs Chen Yufei : 21-7, 21-14 2020 Olympics BMM vs He Bingjiao : 21-13, 21-15

[@mysongskkg3381]

Good Analysis, But Sindhu struggles against Marin with 0-3 in Majors,0-1 to Ratchanok, 2-2 to Tai

[@amindra963]

92 Olympic Medals by the Chinese! India: 5 Olympic medals! Is there a question? 🇨🇦

[@sreehari5831]

most importantly being in the right mind.

[@bhasikrishnan338]

What Sindhu was meaning was pedigree. Pedigree has a big influence. And the next thing she meant was throwing the net wide. While India gets to pick from ten, the proportion in China is one thousand. The access to the game factor. Bhasi.

[@ajaiprabhu642]

China may have many players but what we look is the Attitude. Sindhu says Chinese are beatable but in a 10 match 1or 2 time. Look at how many coaches Sindhu changed during last 2-3 years. It's her attitude that makes her weak. Take top 5 women's singles players and they are consistent, they don't change coaches. Sindhu needs to be grounded and focus else within short span she will be out, Badminton is such kind of a game

[@noobgamer-xl3jk]

Sindhu has 9-0 record against Chinese players in badminton majors. In only 1 out of 9 games, she lost a set.

[@ajaiprabhu642]

@@noobgamer-xl3jk Check her stat against the current top players. When she entered the circuit lots of top Chinese players were on the last leg of their career. She has a stiff court movement. She need to stop juggling between coaches and recoupe.

[@harshpalani]

@@ajaiprabhu642she literally changed a coach after 3 years, what are you onto? Rest of the top players have national coaching set ups, they cant really change the coaches by themselves

[@munishyadav456]

​@@ajaiprabhu642 you're on the point 🎯

[@IraserH]

She is absolutely right about n number of Chinese players. I’m seeing Indian players now too but the competition is not as fierce.

[@rajatpandey177]

The situation is same with India's batting in cricket... When one retires not bunch bt thousand player are there to fill his slot

[@Rajan-yd7rw]

need more badminton player

[@rajveerkumar721]

Government and most importantly We the people of India should focus on sports other than cricket. Cause more than half of India's population are interested in only cricket. On Instagram, Most Indian cricketer's fanpage got more likes and comments than other sports player official account. That is one of the thing which shows why we are way back in competing compared to Chinese or any other country.

[@ajayvs1]

So in India, everyone plays cricket, we have the cream playing cricket, even then we are not able to win the world cup.

[@kallolpoetry]

Indians are swift we should focus on our competence.

[@JaativadiandAarakshanvadiHINDU]

India should stop playing IpL matches. Because a K.O match is different than Saale tu phir agaya type matches. No thrill no pressure...😁😁😁

[@harshpalani]

Indian badminton has two world champions in last 5 years though

[@munishyadav456]

​@@JaativadiandAarakshanvadiHINDU India won one world cup in pre ipl era and one after that. What's your point? Kuch bhi bolta rehta hai online kya

[@gvgandhi]

Ranvir, please get more non cricket sports stars, their stories...

[@amar_1234_paul]

That's what India needs to do ... We also have more talented players.... We can also become like China or even better than that

[@ydcjydcj1724]

Chinese players dominated the 2008 Olympics

[@kosaksipasapukazh]

simple, their reflex is exceptional compared to anyone.

[@JonKino828]

Chinese to badminton/table tennis is like India to cricket/hockey.

[@VanshKumar-tf2hc]

Cricket only bro

[@upscchallenge9200]

Cricket is world most boring game.. Rain always interrupt😂😂 so go for football

[@user786xbsjsi]

??​@@upscchallenge9200

[@munishyadav456]

Cricket only 2 world cups. Look at Australia they beat our ass every damn time. Chinese badminton has been dominating for decades now. Cricket is overrated in India.

[@AbhishekSharma-xs7fh]

india has less players because of the favouritism that happens in coaching centres… our country has so much potential to create great players in large numbers in every sport but it is not harnessed… sifarish se train kiye jaate hain players

[@truthmatters2782]

I remember in the 70s the top 10 women singles players were Chinese. As for the men but think possibly they took the at least 6 places in the top 10.they were also great in their doubles but was not very strong in the mixed doubles. Now the have a few top mixed doubles players.

[@vikneswaranradah1533]

Sindhu is correct..

[@sambitmohanty721]

though i agree with Sindhu, i think she also missed a lot. The main asset of chinese players is their mindset. How many times have we seen lin dan or chen long win clutch points and matches (even the womens gold in olympics was won by china). its not as if they are ranked no.1 for the whole year but they win when it matters most. its the champion mentality that sets them apart. they dont play bcoz they just like the sport, thats just the beginning. they play to win.

[@rashidaquil5284]

Same like cricket... there are 20 million cricket players in India

[@laishramherojit6604]

Well said Sindhu but few more things to add about Chinese players. That they don't react to point loss or gain their facial expression remains the same. Even in a huge point deficit they act as normal. And one thing is clear that they don't reveal their training session practice and diets to anyone.

[@jvijayk]

Sir, possible to Ms. Aparna Popat, the first face followed by Ms. Saina Nehwal. I am talking from Women's singles point of view.

[@Enigma0071]

We only Play Cricket and in the next 10 years, all teams have only Indians so basically Cricket will be Indians playing Indians....

[@swathi56562]

saina nehwal started it bro...

[@kirang7238]

What did he ask n wat did you say . .

[@silver_c1oud]

Back then MS is Dominated by Lindan

[@d_lollol524]

a country needs lots of good players ( junior , pro, semi-pro, recreational ) to sharpen each other's skills. in the bible , there is a saying "iron sharpens iron" . Another front is availability + affordability of the sport . This is where the government can help. Are there enough sport arenas ( multipurpose indoor arena not just for badminton ) ? Are there enough local competitions ? ... etc . The problem is not just about beating the Chinese , but to be world no. 1 talent pool .

[@subhodipbanerjee6699]

The first people to beat the Chinese were the Danes in Singles and Indonesians in doubles.

[@liveenjoy6821]

The Chinese came later, it was the Indonesians, British and Malaysians who were dominating Badminton

[@tiwariabhinay868]

Pls bring satwik and chirag sir hehe pls

[@Shallowworld9236]

here to see nods!😂

[@KarunanithiNRamachandran]

China having a large pedigree of top players allows them to have top level practice sessions . India and other countries don;t have that luxury as only a few top players dominate the national scene for long periods .

[@gautamchilukuri6529]

Did not actually answer the pertinent question…and thats the reason India will only have 1 Sindhu, 1 Saina, 1 srikanth….Once they truly understand what sets the Chinese apart, that’s when Indian players will become true Champions.

[@wyomingar]

what does this expression 'n number of' mean? Is that an Indian thing?

[@madleon81]

Indian govts more interested in giving freebies than investing in infra and sports...

[@KishoreVenkit03]

The Chinese have a team competing in all the major tournaments in every format, while India only have a world class mens doubles team. Can't see Sindhu go past the R16 in the last few years..

[@Sk-xe6es]

Simple as that bhai bench strength nhi hai apni, indian cricket team ko dekh ley itni saari team hai extras meh bhi

[@munishyadav456]

​@@Sk-xe6eswhat do you mean by bench strength in an individual sport?

[@Sk-xe6es]

@@munishyadav456 simple we dont have budding new players who could become new satwik reddy or chirag shetty Or may be pv sindhu But in cricket we have lots of budding players who have potential to become another virat or bumrah

[@massiah1298]

No.. Simple answer is Chinese are better.. players to hamare pass vi hai in cricket.. Phir vi wc haat pe nhi aa rhe..

[@kallolpoetry]

Indians crumble under pressure. And Indians are sleek and agile if right direction is taken badminton can be indias success story.

[@KeithHiew]

@@kallolpoetry You are right. Malaysian here, and our athletes crumble under pressure all the time too, may be even miles worse than the Indians. I think Sindhu missed a point that the interviewer wanted to talk about. It's mental. What makes the Chinese so mentally tough? What makes most of the Chinese players "clutch"? I know they are lacking a little in the MS department now, but we may have made the "mistake" of comparing this batch with two of the greatest of all time, Lin Dan and Chen Long. If the Olympics were played next week, you'd think the Chinese still have a big chance to win gold in three of the five disciplines.

[@kallolpoetry]

@@KeithHiew Definitely the Chinese had a very different domination before, but now that dominance is fading and it's visible. I think now the competition atleast in the singles is far more egalitarian. That being said, I think it's good for the game. And i agree about mental strength or will power as I like to put it.

[@priyanksaikia5549]

​@@kallolpoetryAnd they won 45 medals and next year, with More Junior Badminton Champions entering from China this rrequires Global Attention and can stuill struggle to compete because unlike table tennis this is also more stamina here...And Chinese have proven themselves in most sports..

[@liveenjoy6821]

@@priyanksaikia5549 I think if Badminton has sponsorship money comparable to tennis I feel Badminton will be popular in USA, West and East Europe too.

[@vishwaskarmarkar9932]

I think the physique of players from, not only China, but also Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Taipei, Japan is more suitable/ adaptable to badminton. Like in Tennis, the 'Western' players prevail due to their strength & build, in general. But in b'ton agility, reflexes, and stamina are more important.

[@pia31415]

BS

[@krishanrathi9119]

Even indians played have reached top 5 rankings many times, i do not think physique is a major issue, Indian badminton is doing fine.

[@greybo4034]

​@@krishanrathi9119 Absolutely no where close to china and other South Asian countries.. tell me one Indian men's player who dominated the circuit.. we got kidambi who did it for 4-5 months and he was gone.. the current best Chinese shuttler shi yuqi who is not even top 3 in terms of all time best shuttlers in Chinese badminton is still better than any Indian badminton player ever lived.. physique is an important part

[@greybo4034]

​@@krishanrathi9119top 5 is not even great enough 😂😂 we don't have the physique to last long. Now the world badminton is dominated by Japan , china , Korea and it has been like that for 30-40 years

[@sricharan7229]

Invite Achanta Sharath Kamal to TRS ❤

[@JaativadiandAarakshanvadiHINDU]

India should stop playing IpL matches. Because a K.O match is different than Saale tu phir agaya type matches. No thrill no pressure...😁😁😁

[@vivekc2471]

India should stop playing or watching cricket

[@MegaKabir]

Till 2010 chinese were unbeatable. There were players like lin dan and wang shin. But saina started beating the chinese and niw Now Indian badminton players are most feared

[@Arjun-oy9tx]

And now she’s getting defeated by lower ranked players😂

[@myworld5152]

Very correct Sindhu when Chinese are playing badminton they just play no other tension. That is the main problem in India .

[@ashokbehera4310]

Bring ab devillers here

[@somansingha9790]

Hindi me batt kro yar

[@vivekc2471]

Why do badminton player speak with pseudoscience specialist 😂

[@TheEnchanterX]

What a click bait

[@souptikmukhopadhyay6531]

If chinese are so easily beatable why cant you beat them so many times? Where is your form for the last few years ? Where is the Sindhu we love so much? Why did you break ties with our beloved coach Park ? You were in your best form under him, you won your Olympic medals under him, and you thought he has nothing more to teach you ? Your form has gone from bad to worse... and its your arrogance and attitude that 's the problem now ... Chinese players have nerves of steel, Carolina Marin too has that, performing under extreme pressure , coming back from losing games and still winning thats what makes them unbeatable the proper attitude and less ego

[@user-el4wk5yv7z]

Hi

[@user-ju2qw1kj5f]

yeh podcast pe constipation-mode mein kyu baat karta hai?? 😷😷

[@subhodipbanerjee6699]

China isn't unbeatable anymore. Danes and Indonesians beat them quite often and quite easily.

[@priyanksaikia5549]

And we have 45 Gold Medals this year. I hope that clears the misconception you had abt Chinese being beatable.

[@subhodipbanerjee6699]

@@priyanksaikia5549 What misconception do I have?

[@bladerunner20491]

@@priyanksaikia5549 paise milte hai bot banne ke liye?

[@priyanksaikia5549]

@@subhodipbanerjee6699 About China ...That they are beatable in Badmimton...Majority of the times you lose to us. Majority.

[@subhodipbanerjee6699]

@@priyanksaikia5549 Just last month, our male doubles team beat yours. Do you even watch Badminton?

[@ss-ib8gm]

diet , non veg

[@priyanksaikia5549]

And Diverse Non Vegetarian and Steam and Boiled Veggies and stuffs..Overall a Healthy Diet. Oh and Pork as well. 😊

[@dipoboyrogu9366]

chinese eat a lot of pork

[@jygawali]

Why does she take such long to get to the point?

[@rohitranjan2767]

Whenver I think this guy cannot go lower in terms of his questions he proves me wrong. Asking a question to an athlete that why other country's athletes are better , such a dumb and disrespectful thing to do. Same thing like why Indian cricketers are better? Because we have so many. Its so simple, China gives a lot more importance to Olympics and games like badminton and tt, thats why they are good. Why is Indian football not as same as european? Why is america best in basketball? Every county has its main sports. For us its cricket

[@Yogakshema_vahamyaham]

Olympics is a combination of many sports athletics, gymnastics, boxing, wrestling, archery, shooting, swimming, etc etc. Like australia is 30 million in population and india is 1.4 billion still just if we consider cricket india has 2 world cups but australia has 6 world cups. Isn't it wierd, plus australia does well at rugby and Olympics. So how is even india better in cricket!!

[@Sammy58328]

Indian Cricketers are better still unable to win ICC Tournament in the past 10 years 😂

[@rohitranjan2767]

@@Yogakshema_vahamyaham in general , Indian cricketers are better in terms of quantity, we have so many that we can have 5 teams. But the cream which comes out of it, it kinda balances out within other test playing nations. Also not everyone of 1.4 billion plays sports, our country does not have culture like australia or china where kids are encouraged sports in schools and colleges at a competitive level.

[@rohitranjan2767]

@@Sammy58328 winning knockout tournaments depends on lot of factors including luck... also conditions play a huge role in cricket, more than in any sport..India would have won more number of matches than anyone in last decade. We have won so many tests in sena countries while those do not even win a single session when they come to India to play tests.

[@priyanksaikia5549]

​@@rohitranjan2767Even North Koreas has managed to produced more Medals in Olympics than your country India. So, this comparison is a fallacious arguement at best. Next time, research better for a good solid well built arguement.

[@rayanblake4130]

Can't agree with her statement. If it like that why Axelsen, Marin etc. got Olympic gold and why Indian Cricket team couldn't lift Icc trophies for more than 10 years. It's all about skill abd handling the pressure. One thing is true, sometimes good coaches can make difference.🏸🏸

[@user-el4wk5yv7z]

Hi