PV Sindhu shocks fans! Two-time Olympic medalist withdraws from BWF Tour; Reveals future plans | Badminton News – The Times of India

PV Sindhu shocks fans! Two-time Olympic medalist withdraws from BWF Tour; Reveals future plans | Badminton News – The Times of India

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In a shocking development, two-time Olympic medalist PV Sindhu has withdrawn from all remaining BWF World Tour 2025 events to focus on her long-term rehabilitation and fitness.The decision comes after extensive consultation with its medical and performance teams, including renowned sports medicine physician Dr. Dinshaw Pardiwala, after a detailed overview of her recovery progress.Sindhu, who suffered a foot injury ahead of the European leg of the season, was reportedly advised to prioritize full recovery over short-term competition. Despite steady improvement, the injury still requires careful treatment to prevent long-term complications.

PV Sindhu statement

“After close consultation with my team and under the guidance of the incredible Dr. Pardiwala, we felt it was best for me to withdraw from all remaining BWF Tour events in 2025,” Sindhu said in a statement. “The foot injury I sustained before the European leg has not yet fully recovered, and while it is never easy to accept, injuries are an inseparable part of every athlete’s journey. They test your resilience and patience, but they also fuel the fire to come back stronger.“Recovery and training are already underway. Under the constant care of Dr. Wayne Lombard, the support of Nisha Rawat and Chetna, and the guidance of my coach Irwansyah, I am surrounded by a team that gives me strength every day. Their belief in me fuels my own, and I feel motivated, grateful and hungrier than ever for what lies ahead.“Thank you all for your endless love and support, it truly means more than words can express. The journey continues quickly.”

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The 30-year-old shuttler has now begun a structured rehabilitation and training program, focusing on physical conditioning, recovery protocols and a gradual return to court work. Sindhu’s team confirmed that she aims to make a competitive comeback in January 2026, marking the start of a new phase in her career.Her camp emphasized that the temporary pause is a strategic step to ensure long-term sustainability, especially with the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles on the horizon.


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