Russian president Dmitri Medvedev has – for once – stolen the limelight from his prime minister Vladimir Putin. Nope, not with sparkling diplomacy, stunning economic skills or charismatic oration. Medvedev has grabbed the world’s attention for his dedication to badminton. So which politician would you play sport with?

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