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Overcoming Drift, Reuniting With Matthius Boe: Satwik-Chirag Discuss Singapore Open Triumph And Road Ahead
In the lead-up to winning the title in Singapore, the Indian duo, a former World No.1 pair which is now ranked No.3 in BWF Rankings, Sat-Chi had reunited with their former coach Mathias Boe, who has joined them and their main coach Tan Kim Her, as a consultant, and played a major role in them achieving major success in his second stint.
Singapore Open had stumped them regularly because of the regular 'drift' inside the stadium, and the Indian pair had found it difficult to master that and overcome its impact. But in this edition, they managed to overcome that problem and managed their game plan in such a way that they could go all the way to the top of the podium.
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