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‘Don't Think It's The Right Move’: Antonsen Questions Delhi’s February India Open Schedule
The Denmark shuttler had pulled out of the India Open earlier this year over air-quality concerns. Back in Delhi for the World Championships, Antonsen said the situation this time has been considerably better and that he has been satisfied with the playing and practice facilities.
“Yeah, definitely. I have not been here in like three and a half years or something. Last time was in 2023. As I understand it, there is a big, big difference from season to season when it comes to the pollution. So in general, it's pretty crazy in general. This is just fine. I've experienced way worse air pollution than it is right now. So this I'm okay with. And as far as the conditions go, the hall is pretty and the practice facilities are good as well. So yeah, all in all, I'm happy so far,” the Dane told media in the mixed zone ahead of the World Championships.
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