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'Happy To Break Jinx, Huge Title Boost Before Asiad': Satwik-Chirag Reflect On China Masters Win
Satwik and Chirag, who missed a BWF World Championship medal in New Delhi last month, defeated the Chinese pair of He Ji Ting and Ren Xiang Yu in a thrilling three-game outing 11-21, 21-13 and 21-17. The Indian duo came close to winning the Chinese title twice previously but got their hands on the crown in the third attempt, as they reflected on their previous two misses.
"Playing here is always good. We have played (here) always coming back from injury. I think in 2024, after Olympics, we played here; we played the semis. Then last year we played; we weren't in good shape, and we played finals. I think this also like after coming back from injury, I think this has been a tournament that gave us a lot of confidence," Satwik told reporters after the win.
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