Updated On: 20 July, 2024 05:17 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Set to represent India in his first Olympics, Sen terms this as the biggest tournament of his career and is determined to top the group

Lakshya Sen. Pic/AFP
Indian badminton star Lakshya Sen on Friday said he has worked on his net game and the recent trait of conceding points late in a contest as he prepares in Marseille, France for the Paris Olympics 2024 starting next week. The world No 19 has been drawn in Group L along with Indonesian rival Jonatan Christie (WR 3), Guatemala`s Kevin Cordon (WR 41) who finished fourth in Tokyo Olympics, and Belgium`s Julien Carragi (WR 52).
"We have focused a lot on overall improving the game and we had a good time for the last 6-7 weeks where I could really work on all the areas of the game," Sen replied to a PTI query during a virtual interaction. "From defence to attack and overall, we have tried to get better at everything, and at the same time, worked a lot on the areas (in) which I was not really good at (and) maybe give extra time on the net game, the defence and also closing stages."