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Japan Masters: Sindhu's Campaign Ends After Losing To Michelle Li
Sindhu, ranked 20 in the world, failed to continue the momentum in the match after winning the opening game against the Canadian. Michelle fought back strong in the final two games to win the thriller by 21-17, 16-21, 17-21 in one hour and 15 minutes.
Sindhu began strong, taking the first game 21-17. Both players displayed impressive control and precision, but Sindhu managed to edge ahead, using her attacking play to build a lead before the interval. After the break, she continued to press, ultimately winning the first game on her fourth game-point.
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