SAI under fire! Difficult to see how World Championships can be held here, says Danish shuttler Blichfeldt
The India Open badminton tournament faced significant embarrassment due to venue failures, raising questions about the Sports Authority of India's (SAI) responsibility. Issues like animal intrusion and poor hygiene at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, owned by SAI, marred the event, which was meant to be a rehearsal for the upcoming World Championships.
The India Open badminton tournament faced significant embarrassment due to venue failures, raising questions about the Sports Authority of India's (SAI) responsibility. Issues like animal intrusion and poor hygiene at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, owned by SAI, marred the event, which was meant to be a rehearsal for the upcoming World Championships.
