BWF World Tour Finals: PV Sindhu has the world at her feat

Her mentor and chief India coach Pullela Gopichand also stressed on the importance of Sindhu crossing the final hurdle.

PV Sindhu creates history, becomes first Indian to win BWF World Tour Finals

Sindhu defeated Nozomi Okuhara 21-19, 21-17 in the women's final in just over an hour to win the title.

Glad things went as planned for us says Parupalli Kashyap who says the two will focus on their game ahead.

Sindhu will now fight for the title with Japan's Nozomi Okuhara, to whom she had lost an epic World Championship final, last year.

Saina and Kashyap have been training together since 2005 after meeting each other at the Pullela Gopichand academy in Hyderabad.

Sindhu dished out some deceptive strokes and showed precision during the 35-minute contest to prevail over world no 12 Beiwen Zhang.

Sameer dished out a dominating performance to beat the 10th ranked Sugiarto 21-16 21-7 in a 40-minute group B clash.

Monish and Manju of TCS won the mixed doubles title defeating Vignes and Vijil.

Sindhu dished out a superb game, mixed with patience and aggression, to defeat the Japanese 24-22, 21-15.

Sindhu has been the most impressive among the Indian shuttlers as she claimed silver medals at all the major events.