Parupalli Kashyap not far behind the best in badminton arena
India’s shuttlers have been showing a steady progress at international stage and are catching up the top shuttlers in the world of badminton with an incredible pace which makes them potential contenders in all major tournaments. Parupalli Kashyap is one
of these spirited Indian players who are in the spotlight now.
The 26-year-old Kashyap has been working really hard for the last few years and have shown an incredible improvement in all departments of his game. His improved fitness and tactical play has been impressive in the last few tournaments which indicates that
he has achieved a certain level of skills required to pose threat to the world.
India has a growing badminton culture especially at the current time when many shuttlers from the country have established their names in the world of badminton by delivering remarkable performances in the recent events. These impressive performances have
generated huge appreciation badminton in a cricket crazy country.
The spirited Kashyap, who has been positioned at number 19 in Men’s Singles world ranking, showed a great performance in the starting events of current year and strongly made his presence felt to the world while remaining fully focused and committed.
In the India Open Super Series 2012, Kashyap proved his worth in front of his home fans. He delivered a staggering performance against the top shuttlers of the world and remained successful in securing a place in Men’s Singles semi-finals when he lost to
the World Number One Lee Chong Wei of Malaysia.
At the 2012 London Olympics, Kashyap made his fans feel proud by delivering a spectacular performance as he played with confidence and showed a wonderful improvement in his physical and mental strength. He easily cleared the group stage and also proved his
worth in the knockout rounds where he also showed his lofty skills and overpowered his higher ranked rivals.
Kashyap demonstrated a tremendous show of top quality badminton and became the first ever Indian male shuttler who reached into the Men’s Singles quarter-final at Olympic Games. He lost to Chong Wei at the top-eight stage but not before giving a phenomenal
fight to the Malaysian who eventually won the silver medal.
India’s national coach Pullela Gopichand, former All England Champion, has a huge contribution in the growth of badminton in the country and he worked really hard to elevate the skills of Kashyap who is now one of the top players in the world and has earned
a respectable place in Men’s Singles category.
The passionate Kashyap has also been showing a steady progress in world ranking and reached into the top-20 slot which indicates his untiring hard work and commitment with the profession. He has taken badminton to a different level in India where a huge
potential lies in all categories of the game.
In the last few events, Kashyap has defeated many top shuttlers from China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Korea, Denmark, Vietnam, Japan, England, Germany, France and Chinese Taipei which are considered the top nations in the world of badminton.
Kashyap is currently working hard to maintain his fitness and get mental toughness which is the most important part when it comes to compete in a major international tournament. He has got a certain level and is bridging the gap with an incredible speed
between himself and the top shuttlers in the arena of badminton.
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