“Actually, I am a very strong player. Mentally very tough. I just don't give up very easily. I make my opponent work very hard.”
"This interview of 18-yr-old Saina Nehwal will make you feel nostalgic" in The Bridge https://thebridge.in/badminton/this-interview-18-yr-old-saina-nehwal-will-make-you-feel-nostalgic/
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