“When Gayatri is behind, she is quite calmer, and she can control the game a little more from the backcourt; sometimes it helps when Gayatri is behind – some variations, some half smashes, drops, that helps. When Treesa is behind, she is having good pace. So whenever we need full pace and fast attacking, then we can keep Treesa behind. And when we need a little controlled, slow game down, then it’s better to have Gayatri behind,” said Vishnu.
