Is it a miracle or magic?
No, it’s not. It is dedication and hardworking for an aim. Aim of getting No. 1
rank in World badmintons. Now, Saina Nehwal on Mar, 28, 2015 scripted history by
becoming the first Indian woman shuttler to attain the number one spot in world
rankings. The 25-year-old zoomed to the top after her closest challenger for
the position, Spain's Carolina Marin, lost in the India Open Super Series
semi-final. She has been assured of her
ascent to the top owing to the reigning world champion's 19-21, 23-21, 20-22
loss to third seed Thai Ratchanok Intanon.
She
is the first Indian to win a medal in Badminton at the Olympics. She achieved this feat by winning the
Bronze medal at the London Olympics 2012. She was awarded the country's highest sporting honour “The Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award” in
2010.
Career Overview
Singles
Doubles
Played
Wins Losses Played Wins
Losses
381
266 115 33 09 24
She is the first Indian to win the World
Junior Badminton Championships and
was also the first Indian to win a Super
Series tournament.
Well done Saina we all INDIANS very proud of
you!
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