Harithashree Venkatesh, Maaya Rajeshwaran, Coach Saurav Panja, Prakaash Sarran, and Shivtej Shirfule in the Asian under-14 tournaments in Bhubaneswar.
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The two weeks of Asian under-14 developmental occasion at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar was one other nice publicity for the younger Indian gamers. It was Korea that had the higher hand, particularly in the first week when its gamers swept all the gold medals each in girls and boys’ singles and doubles.
Maaya Rajeshwaran made the ladies’ closing in the first week, whereas Shivtej Shirfule made the boys’ summit conflict in the second week.
Saurav Panja, a proficient participant in his time, was happy with the recreation and perspective of the Indian gamers.
“Harithashree Venkatesh also played well in the first week to secure the third place. Maaya and Harithashree played smart doubles in winning the silver. Overall, it was commendable performance by the Indian team to win three silver and a bronze medal”, mentioned Panja.
Prakaash Sarran was the fourth participant in the Indian squad, and had made the quarterfinals in the first week,
Panja was happy to assist the gamers quickly after they’d competed in the Asia-Oceania World junior occasion in Kuching, Malaysia. It was a chastening expertise for the boys team.
“They are all good players, and not difficult to coach and guide. They are disciplined, hard working and have good attitude”, mentioned Panja.
There is super room for enchancment as the gamers themselves perceive from the publicity to completely different gamers from the area.
“They just need to stay focused, continue to work hard, and chase their dreams”, mentioned Panja, pleased to have gotten an opportunity to work with the greatest of expertise in the nation, and contribute his share for his or her progress.
