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Badminton WC: Home Pressure Got To Ayush, Says Alwi Farhan After Beating The Indian
Speaking to the media after the win, Farhan detailed the pressure of playing in home conditions. On being asked whether Shetty's loss was due to the pressure and expectations from the home fans, Farhan told reporters, "Yeah, of course."
He had to battle it out against a rampant Indian crowd and an impressive Shetty, who had defeated World No.1 Shi Yuqi in the first round. "First of all, I want to thank God because today it was not an easy game against all the Indians (fans). But I took that because I know when you play on home soil, that makes you feel more pressure, so that's why I mean I won it because I've been feeling that when I'm playing Indonesia, so I mean that's the main point and today's lesson," Farhan added.
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