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Gopichand Warns BWF's New Scoring System May Change Badminton
Pullela Gopichand warns that the BWF's new scoring system could revolutionize badminton. Players must enhance agility, strength, and mental toughness for the faster-paced game. Doubles teams may struggle the most with these adjustments, raising concerns about the shift from artistic play to quick rallies. This change could significantly impact the sport's dynamics and player strategies.
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