Bird Droppings Halt India Open Badminton Match, Raises Concerns Over Organization

• A men's singles match at the India Open Super 750 was stopped twice due to bird droppings on Court 1.
• The incident occurred during H.S. Prannoy's quarter-final match against Loh Kean Yew at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium.
• This adds to existing complaints about poor playing conditions, air quality, excessive cold, and a monkey sighting at the tournament.
• Players like Loh Kean Yew and Mia Blichfeldt have voiced concerns over pollution and facility maintenance.
• Former Indian coach Vimal Kumar highlighted the need for better stadium maintenance and toilet facilities for major tournaments.

Why It Matters: Bird droppings and other issues at India Open highlight organizational flaws and poor stadium maintenance.