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Badminton WC: We Didn’t Play Up To The Mark, Says Kapila-Crasto After Their Exit
The Indians had remained competitive for much of the opening game, but a succession of inexpensive errors changed the complexion of the contest. Once they fell behind, the deficit grew too large to erase, leaving the pair to reflect on a performance they felt had fallen short of their own standards on home soil.
Crasto admitted the result was particularly difficult to accept given the occasion and the way the contest had begun.
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