Tanya Hemanth, the 21-year-old shuttler from Bangalore, needed beginner’s pluck to secure a main-draw spot for herself at badminton’s iconic Istora Senayan for the Indonesia Masters Super 500. This included getting her first-few lessons in taming the notorious A/C drift, that strikes you like a gust in bigger playing arenas, while learning to control the shuttle. Nothing quite prepares first-seasoners for their foray into the world of elite badminton. The World No 58 defeated Taiwanese Tung Ciou-Tong, 16-21, 21-17, 21-15 in 60 minutes, but she was realistic in saying, the full-blast of “proper badminton” in the 32-player draw, will hit her, when she starts against sixth seed and former World Champion, Ratchanok Intanon. “Today’s win was good for my confidence, but my opponent was my same level. We were both not used to the drift. The pace of the rallies wasn’t extreme. Tomorrow against Ratchanok it will be a proper, differently-paced game,” Tanya would say, of an opponent she’s played once before last March. She joins four other Indian women, including PV Sindhu, in the …