PV Sindhu and HS Prannoy have received favorable draws for the Paris Olympics, set to begin on July 26. Sindhu, seeded 10th in women's singles, faces manageable competition in her group but could meet tough opponents like China's He Bing Jiao and Olympic champion Chen Yu Fei in later rounds. Prannoy, making his Olympic debut and seeded 13th, looks to navigate past Vietnam's Le Duc Phat and Germany's Fabian Roth. India's doubles teams also prepare for challenging matches as they aim for Olympic success starting July 27.
