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PV Sindhu exits China Open in R2 after squandering four match points

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Indian shuttler PV Sindhu was eliminated in the second round of the China Open, losing 21-16, 20-22, 18-21 to world No. 4 Chen Yufei. The match lasted 90 minutes and saw Sindhu hold four match points in the second game, only to let them slip away. Chen Yufei, the Tokyo Olympic champion, capitalized on the opportunity to stage a comeback and seal the win. The defeat came shortly after Sindhu's title victory at the Japan Open. Chen Yufei advances to the quarterfinals on the back of this hard-fought victory.

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