I think now you will understand the mental fragility and inconsistency of India's MD pairs. They are literally taking baby steps. Every time they win it is a bonus.
looks like MAS men's team has send everything they got against JPN men's team... MS1 Kento MOMOTA Japan - Malaysia Zulfadli ZULKIFFLI 2 MD1 Hiroyuki ENDO Japan Kenichi HAYAKAWA Japan - Malaysia Wee Gieen TAN Malaysia Ee Yi TEO 3 MS2 Takuma UEDA Japan - Malaysia Iskandar Zulkarnain ZAINUDDIN 4 MD2 Takeshi KAMURA Japan Keigo SONODA Japan - Malaysia Juan Shen LOW Malaysia Kian Meng TAN 5 MS3 Kenta NISHIMOTO Japan - Malaysia Joo Ven SOONG
Jin Wei is a bright prospect for the future. Satwik Rankireddy, 15 year old doubles player from India is also part of the team but will not get a chance to play. Both of them are good young talents and the youngest players for this tournament.
India Vs Japan Women's Team Lineup and Order of Play 1 WS1 Nozomi OKUHARA Japan - India Sindhu VENKATA SINDHU 2 WS2 Sayaka SATO Japan - India Thulasi P. C. 3 WS3 Yui HASHIMOTO Japan - India Ruthvika Shivani GADDE 4 WD1 Misaki MATSUTOMO Japan Ayaka TAKAHASHI Japan - India Jwala GUTTA India Ashwini PONNAPPA 5 WD2 Shizuka MATSUO Japan Mami NAITO Japan - India Sikki Reddy NELAKURIHI India Sindhu VENKATA SINDHU Japan unleash their strongest team against India. In the 2014 UBER Cup Semifinal Japan Beat India 3-2 with Saina Nehwal and Sindhu winning their matches.
Women's team : KOR v INA line-up => https://www.tournamentsoftware.com/...1A7006D-7CB5-4080-9058-430AACDD0962&match=161 INA team splits their number one WD, Greysia Polii and Nitya K. Maheswari, paired up with Rosyita Eka Putri Sari and Della Destiara Haris. These two scratch pairs are expected to confuse Korean leading WD, Jung/Shin & Chang/Lee.
Sun Yu has only one thing to do from now till Olympics. Stay below world rank top 10. Either no 11 or 12 is fine.
Oh, what happened? I turned my eyes away for a few minutes and Sun Yu charges back strongly. I guess she is finding her footing after a nervous start. Still too early to say, self-induced pressure is a debilitating matter.
CHN v MAS, 2-1, World Junior Champion title is no fluke for Goh Jin Wei, this 16 years old Malaysian teen stunned Sun Yu, 21-13 / 21-16.
No I was wrong, GJW recovered after that and took 8 straight Points by herself to gain MPs and then won on MP 2.