Commonwealth Games: India Is Going to Win Gold, Even If India Loses. Here’s How

What is the most interesting match for Indians? The answer is obvious – A cricket match!

What is even more interesting than a cricket match for Indians?

The answer is even more obvious – A Cricket match between India and Pakistan! (or Australia even).

But on Sunday, April 15, you can watch the most interesting match you may have ever seen – and it is not a cricket match.

This is the finals of the Women Singles Badminton of the ongoing Commonwealth Games. And before even the match begins, we can assure you a gold medal for India!

That’s because the other country India is playing against is India itself!

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Indeed, the Finals will be played between India’s PV Sindhu and Saina Nehwal on Sunday. And while we were may have a hard time deciding who to back, it is certainly a must-watch time. Catch the match soon after the mixed doubles final at 4:30 AM tomorrow.

The matches of the Commonwealth Games 2018 are being played at the Carrara Sports Arena in Gold Coast, Australia.

(Edited By Vinayak Hegde) 

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