PV Sindhu Semi-Final LIVE: Sindhu can create history today by becoming 1st Indian sportsperson to play two Olympic Finals in individual sports- One of the biggest names in Indian tennis and Rio Olympics silver medallist PV Sindhu is on the verge of achieving a special record. The Sixth seed Sindhu can enter the finals of the Olympics for the second time (in a row) when it comes to individual events. She has surpassed the record of her compatriot Saina Nehwal who has become the first Indian shuttler to reach two quarters and one semifinal at the Olympics. PV Sindhu will be looking to upgrade her silver medal to Gold in the ongoing Tokyo Games as Indians are yet to lay their hands on Gold.- Follow LIVE updates on insidesport.co and LIVE streaming on SONY LIV/ Doordarshan- India at Tokyo Olympics
PV Sindhu Semi-Final LIVE: Sindhu can create history today by becoming 1st Indian sportsperson to play two Olympic Finals in individual sports- India at Tokyo Olympics
- PV Sindhu can become first Indian FEMALE to win TWO MEDALS.
- First Indian ever to win two SILVER MEDALS in individual sports taking over Sushil Kumar- Bronze and Silver medals in Wrestling. He played only one Final.
- Technically Bindra also has played two finals – But that FINAL had 8 players and he finished 4th. As a result, Bindra won 1 Gold and was 4th in the Other Final.
- She can also become 1ST SPORTSPERSON ever from INDIA to win OLYMPIC GOLD if she enters FINALS.
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If she goes on to win GOLD, she will join and surpass Abhinav Bindra as 1st ever Sportsperson to WIN gold & silver in OLYMPIC GAMES.
Where to watch PV Sindhu vs Tai Tzu Ying semi-finals live in India?
The PV Sindhu vs Tai Tzu Ying Tokyo Olympics badminton women’s singles semi-finals will be telecast live on the Sony TEN 2, Sony TEN 2 HD, Sony SIX and Sony SIX HD TV channels in India. Sony TEN 3, Sony TEN 3 HD, Sony TEN 4 and Sony TEN 4 HD will broadcast Tokyo 2020 in regional languages. Live streaming of the PV Sindhu vs Tai Tzu Ying semi-final will also be available on Sony Liv.
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