: Shuttle Zone: How India must build on Thomas Cup success in order to become a badminton powerhouse #IndiaNEWS March 1980, when Prakash Padukone won the All England. March 2001, when Pullela Gopichand

Shuttle Zone: How India must build on Thomas Cup success in order to become a badminton powerhouse #IndiaNEWS
March 1980, when Prakash Padukone won the All England. March 2001, when Pullela Gopichand won the All England. August 2011, when Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa won bronze at the World Championships to end a 28-year-old wait. August 2012, when Saina Nehwal bagged the bronze medal at the London Olympics. August 2016, when PV Sindhu sealed the silver medal at the Rio Olympics. April 2018, when a team event gold medal at the Commonwealth Games became a reality. And August 2019, when PV Sindhu became the World Champion to create history.These are milestones in Indian badminton that can never be forgotten. And, on 15 May 2022, it was time for a new entry to that list. The Thomas Cup victory. The day India became World Champions in a badminton team event. After witnessing so many path-breaking moments in the recent years, the question to ask next is: how can India become a true powerhouse in world badminton? In order to move on from possible contenders on the World Tour but dark horses and outsiders at team events, to title favourites at the upcoming Thomas Cup and Sudirman Cup Finals in this decade, here’s a look at a few things that must be done:Moneyball MethodIt’s time the national...Read more

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