LONDON: Saina Nehwal may not need a break a sweat as she opens her campaign against Sabrine Jacquet Switzerland on Sunday.
The No. 5 in the world, you need the E to advance to the second round, however, guard themselves against complacency."I know it can be very difficult. But it is a good player and I have to be careful. This is my first game and I want to win comfortably," said Saina.
Saina had never faced the Swiss Shuttler and is expected to become familiar with the slower conditions in the field.
"We all know that transport will be slower here and I have to be a little cautious," said Saina.
Saina is classified in Group E along with Lianne Tann Sabrine and Belgium. The ace of India has to win both games to ensure their progress to the next round.Saina is not difficult even against the 55th ranked Belgian.
The 22-year-old is enjoying a streak after winning two consecutive titles last month and is keen to grab a podium here.
"It gets harder the second round. We have worked hard in recent years with the aim of winning a medal at the Olympics.
Fortunately, I have no physical or problems so far. I'm sure, and will do everything possible for the title, "said Saina, who became the first Indian Shuttler to reach the quarter-finals at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.
The No. 5 in the world, you need the E to advance to the second round, however, guard themselves against complacency."I know it can be very difficult. But it is a good player and I have to be careful. This is my first game and I want to win comfortably," said Saina.
Saina had never faced the Swiss Shuttler and is expected to become familiar with the slower conditions in the field.
"We all know that transport will be slower here and I have to be a little cautious," said Saina.
Saina is classified in Group E along with Lianne Tann Sabrine and Belgium. The ace of India has to win both games to ensure their progress to the next round.Saina is not difficult even against the 55th ranked Belgian.
The 22-year-old is enjoying a streak after winning two consecutive titles last month and is keen to grab a podium here.
"It gets harder the second round. We have worked hard in recent years with the aim of winning a medal at the Olympics.
Fortunately, I have no physical or problems so far. I'm sure, and will do everything possible for the title, "said Saina, who became the first Indian Shuttler to reach the quarter-finals at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.
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