Prajakta Sawant questions selection of Indian badminton team for South Asian Games

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Press Trust of India New Delhi
Last Updated : Nov 30 2019 | 5:25 PM IST

Doubles player Prajakta Sawant on Saturday slammed the selection of the Indian badminton team for the South Asian Games (SAG) in Nepal, saying players who don't even feature in the domestic tournaments have been picked for the regional multi-sporting event.

In a series of tweets, Sawant
"Players from Gopichand academy are only supposed to play for Indian team??who doesn't even participate in All India tournaments and are selected directly to the Indian team? @BAI_Media @himantabiswa. please answer."

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First Published: Nov 30 2019 | 5:25 PM IST

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