Sindhu out of top 10 in World badminton rankings
The Hindu
A former world champion, Sindhu, who has a career-best ranking of world number 2, has slipped to the 11th spot in the latest BWF rankings with 60,448 points.
Having failed to defend her women's singles title at last week's Swiss Open, double Olympic medallist P V Sindhu dropped out of the world's top 10 in the latest BWF rankings issued on Tuesday. The 27-year-old from Hyderabad, who has been struggling this season since returning to action following a long injury lay-off, slipped two places to the 11th spot with 60,448 points.
A former world champion, Sindhu, who has a career-best ranking of world number 2, has been in the top 10 since November, 2016. She first cracked the elite top 10 in August, 2013.
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