Lakshya Sen reckons he’s had prep forward of the All England week, and is able to put the struggles of final six months behind. Sen informed allenglandbadminton.com after beating Chou Tien Chen in Round 1, “The last few months have been really tough. Things have been here and there, my immunity was not up to scratch so I was getting sick really often after the surgery. I’ve just been trying to get back into my full fitness.”
Sen had undergone surgical procedure to open up his nasal air passage, however had struggled with the after results of antibiotics, and admittedly his immunity.
Causing the large upset on day 1, when he ousted the fifth seed Taiwanese, Sen stated he was prepared for the Chou type of play.
“More than tactically, he is an all-around strong player so I tried to take initiative and create openings all the time,” Sen was quoted as saying by allenglandbadminton.com.
“If you lose three or four points then he’ll pounce on that and really take advantage of that. Every point, I had to be on my toes, try to attack and score the points. It was a big match today and credit to Chou Tien Chen for giving me a great match,” Sen added.
“He is a troublesome opponent so I used to be ready to provide my all on the market and I’m proud of the best way I got here out in each of these units.
Birmingham has been a contented looking floor for Sen in 2022 with final 12 months’s All England finals and Commonwealth Games gold. He expects to take off from the place he left final season.
“It feels good to be back in Birmingham again – I have great memories from last year. I love to play in this kind of arena. It’s one of the biggest tournaments and it was always my dream to come and play here.” He has a closing and a quarters from the thrice he’s performed the All England earlier than. The Chou victory added to his big killing run on the Utilita area.
“The last few months I’ve been completely at full fitness and I’ve had some good training weeks coming here. I’m looking forward to playing now,” Sen who received in straight units, informed allenglandbadminton.com.
