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PV Sindhu Expects BWF To Review 25-Second Shot Clock After Player Concerns

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Two-time Olympic-medallist P V Sindhu on Wednesday said she expects the Badminton World Federation's 25-second shot clock innovation to undergo a review after multiple concerns were conveyed to the world body about its fairness by her and several other…

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