Ace shuttler Saina Nehwal on Sunday said India has adequate infrastructure for badminton but don’t have enough coaches and academies.
“There is no problem on infrastructure front, but what we don’t have enough number of academies and coaches, like the Chinese have,” she told PTI. Saina has been practising here after recovering from a knee injury which had affected her progress at Rio Olympics. She had lost her second group match against Ukraine’s Maria Ulitina to crash out of the mega event. “India should at least have 20 to 30 coaches in major cities of the country.
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Source: Daily News & Analysis
