
It still hurts, haven't been able to get over it: Savita Punia on lost Olympic dream
The HinduThe crying didn't help, living in denial didn't help, what helped was picking up the hockey stick again to make a fresh start. The 'Great Wall' of Indian women's hockey and captain Savita Punia has been an emotional wreck ever since the team failed to qualify for Paris Olympics, a massive downfall after the superb fourth-place finish in Tokyo just three years ago. Losing the Olympic qualifiers is such a bad moment that we will probably not be able to forget our entire life," the 33-year-old goalkeeper told 'PTI Bhasha' in an interview. "I haven't been able to get over it yet," she admitted rather candidly, the disappointment audible through her soft voice. Punia, who left for the national camp within days of getting married last year to prepare for Olympics, said her husband has also been her rock ever since the qualifiers debacle.
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