2016 TOTAL BWF Thomas-Uber Cup Finals - Day 4 (18th May) : Group Stage

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  1. kelana

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    Unbelievable! Okuhara just got 6 points in the 2nd game.

    WS1 Nozomi OKUHARA - Saina NEHWAL 18-21 6-21 0:38

    JPN 0 - 2 IND

    WS2 Akane YAMAGUCHI - V. Sindhu PUSARLA 11-21 18-21

    Will India be able to do revenge on Japan today, settling the last defeat in 2014 Uber Cup Semi Finals?

    I bet it will do :cool:
     
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    I think it'll be just a recap, from 2-0 up to 2-3 down!!
    I hope JG don't get demolished playing with Sikki ( she is a great talent but AP is much better)
     
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    The Jp girls have nothing to do with gambling :eek:
     
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    I believe that India can win 3-2 through all the WS.
     
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    Yes but somehow the case affected them. Don't forget Kenichi Tago have invited the girls as well to follow him. Just that we don't know which girl followed him there.
     
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    Who knows India suddenly win this WD 1 match. Then they can create history already. Score is 5 all now
     
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    -dup
     
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    Hahaha no blabl that won't happen mate! Not on earth atleast, JG is error prone and Sikki can't put lots of power
     
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    OT: Yesterday KOR also beat the host JPN 3-1 in the Women's World Olympic Qualification Tournament 2016, a sweet revenge on its defeat by the host, JPN in the 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's World Cup.
     
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    I believe JPN will win 3-2 ... don think India stands any chance on the remaining ties ><
     
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    You are right. Now the score is torn apart. Japan 13-5.
     
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    The first game is almost over JG and Sikki must try something new which can be helpful in g2
     
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    To release some tense lets watch this.

     
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    First result is out.

    Hong Kong win Thailand 3-1.

    Second result is out.

    Indonesia win India 3-0.
     
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    Total demolition :(
     
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    and India thought the Thomas cup was an easy draw, too bad Srikanth and Pannoy didn't play
     
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    Evening session [07.00pm] line-up :

    THOMAS Cup
    - CHN v JPN (court 1) => https://www.tournamentsoftware.com/...=98FF39E5-3CE5-4D78-A9E6-4199026B3C5D&match=8
    China fields scratch pair Li Junhui/Zheng Siwei to face the aggressive and explosive Kamura/Sonoda. The singles line-up is going to the script, Chen Long v Sho Sasaki, Lin Dan v Takuma Ueda, Tian Houwei v Riichi Takeshita also first doubles as well, Fu HF/Zhang N v Endo/Hayakawa.

    - NZL v RSA (court 3) => https://www.tournamentsoftware.com/...98FF39E5-3CE5-4D78-A9E6-4199026B3C5D&match=64

    UBER Cup
    - CHN v DEN (court 2) => https://www.tournamentsoftware.com/...98FF39E5-3CE5-4D78-A9E6-4199026B3C5D&match=87
    After secured quarterfinal spot yesterday, Denmark rests their aces Pedersen/Juhl and puts Line Kjaersfeldt to play second doubles against title-holder China. The host also uses this last match of their group fixture to experiment two fresh partnerships, Chen QC/Tang YT and Tang JH/Zhao YL as first and second doubles respectively. In singles category, China relies on Li Xuerui-Wang Yihan-Sun Yu.

    - AUS v GER (court 4) => https://www.tournamentsoftware.com/...8FF39E5-3CE5-4D78-A9E6-4199026B3C5D&match=143
     
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    Ruthvika surely has all the talent packed in the system but can she survive the pressure? Fingers crossed :D
     
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    Matsutomo/Takahashi are current best WD combo even China has hard times to topple them now ;)
     
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    Exactly but such scoreline totally guides your nation out of pressure! Which is highly depressing for IND!
     
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