Art is Jayaram’s ‘Meditative’ Getaway
After eight months away from competitive badminton, Ajay Jayaram will have an opportunity to test his level when he plays the DANISA Denmark Open 2020 next week, followed by the SaarLorLux Open 2020.
· DEV SUKUMAR
The world No.61 will expect a difficult opening round in Odense, for he takes on home favourite Anders Antonsen.
Jayaram, once ranked world No.13, had two injury-troubled years, but felt the tide change towards the end of last year. The positive feeling continued into this year as he made the semifinals of the Barcelona Spain Masters in February, beating compatriot Kidambi Srikanth on the way.
It is with some annoyance, therefore, that Jayaram regards the way the year panned out.