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Team Udayavani, Dec 6, 2020, 10:24 AM IST
New Delhi: Four top Indian men’s badminton players including former CWG gold medallist Parupalli Kashyap, HS Prannoy, and RMV Gurusaidutt, have tested positive for COVID-19 but they are all “asymtomatic”. Doubles specialist Pranaav Jerry Chopra is the fourth player to test positive. All the players are currently in self-isolation.
“The players took the RT-PCR test as a precautionary measure a few days back after one of them was showing very mild symptoms. “Kashyap, Guru, Prannoy, and Pranaav returned positive but Saina tested negative,” a source in the Gopichand academy told.
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