It was a first-round defeat against world No.2 Wang Zhiyi, but teenager Tanvi Sharma turned heads at the India Open in New Delhi this week, for the sheer quality of her performance. She had the Chinese star rattled for the first two games, missing a game point in one and converting it in the next, before eventually going down in the decider. She certainly caught PV Sindhu’s attention too. The two-time Olympic medallist – who had also lost a few minutes before Tanvi did on Wednesday – has been training and mentoring Tanvi in the three days since, and it has reiterated something for the senior pro: the 17-year-old from Hoshiarpur has what it takes to step up and take the mantle over from her. “Definitely, she has the talent, if she keeps training really hard and gets guided the right way,” Sindhu told The Indian Express after their training session at the Constitution Club of India courts ended with a fun session of 3-vs-3, with four other sparring partners, overseen by coach Irwansyah. “The …