The Asian Badminton Championships ushered in the final day on May 1. The Chinese team won the championship in the women's singles, women's doubles and mixed doubles competitions, with women's singles player Wang Zhiyi, women's doubles duo Chen Qingchen/Jia Yifan, and mixed doubles duo Zheng Siwei/Huang Yaqiong successfully reaching the top.
In the women's singles final, Wang Zhiyi took on Japan's Akane Yamaguchi. In the case of losing the first set, Wang Zhiyi won the second set, and in the case of a 11-point lead in the decider, he was chased by his opponent to 19 draws, but in the end he won 21-19, winning 2-1 in two consecutive sets to win the women's singles championship.
At the beginning of the first set, Wang Zhiyi entered the state quickly, and took advantage of Theae Yamaguchi's unstable footing to score 3 points in a row to make a 4-2 start. Akane Yamaguchi stepped up her attack to score four points in a row, and Wang Zhiyi made more mistakes after chasing to 6-6, and was pulled apart by the opponent, falling behind 8-11 during the suspension. After 8-13, Wang Zhiyi patiently controlled Yamaguchi Akane's backfield through multi-shot tug-of-war, forcing the opponent to make more mistakes, and after 8-13, he scored 5 consecutive points to chase 13 draws. Akane Yamaguchi stabilized the situation and made a mistake before pushing the net for 2 consecutive points, and then accelerated again after the middle game, and the advantage in front of the net was obvious, Wang Zhiyi lost 4 consecutive points after 14-15, and after 15-19, pulled the hanging sideline out of bounds and made a mistake before adding the net, losing a set first at 15-21.
In the second set, Wang Zhiyi attacked more rhythmically, pulling the hanging assault to start with a 4-2 lead. After playing 5-4, Wang Zhiyi gradually gained momentum, Andaguchi Akane's physical fitness had a downward trend, and Wang Zhiyi scored 5 consecutive points to open the point difference at 10-4. Akane Yamaguchi was not flustered, playing a wave of 4-0 to narrow the point difference, wang Zhiyi attacked and pressed down, 11-8 to the timeout. Wang Zhiyi scored seven consecutive points after 13-11 and won the set point 20-11. Akane Yamaguchi caught up with two points and went out of bounds, and Wang Zhiyi pulled back a set at 21-13.
After a brief glue between the two sides in the decider, Wang Zhiyi was in full control of the game, scoring 5 points 7-3 after 2-3, and the rhythm control completely overwhelmed Akane Yamaguchi, who once again handled the discomfort of his left knee. After the medical suspension, Wang Zhiyi continued the scoring offensive, and after 10-5, he scored 6 consecutive points to extend the advantage to more than 10 points. After playing 16-5 and 17-6, Wang Zhiyi felt the pressure of increasing mistakes, Yamaguchi Akane scored 5 points to narrow the point difference, Wang Zhiyi obviously lost the square inch, and lost 5 points after 18-11. Akane Yamaguchi pushed the backfield out of bounds, and after that, in the half-court interception, Wang Zhiyi hung the backfield and the bottom line continuously out of bounds, and the two sides fought to 19 draws. The key score was Akane Yamaguchi's mistake in the net, and Wang Zhiyi finally won the whole game 21-19.
In women's doubles, the Chinese duo Chen Qingchen / Jia Yifan successfully defended the title with a 21-11, 21-15 nick Japanese duo of Yan Yongling / Nakanishi Takaei. The third place was won by the Chinese duo Du Yue/Li Wenmei and the Japanese duo Yuki Fukushima/Hirota Caihana.
The mixed doubles final is a "civil war" for the Chinese team. "IELTS Combination" Zheng Siwei / Huang Yaqiong was even better, defeating defending champions Wang Yilu / Huang Dongping 21-17, 21-8. The third place was won by the Indonesian team Jordan/Melati and the Japanese team Yudai Watanabe/Higashino Yusa.
In the men's singles final, Malaysia's Li Zijia defeated Indonesia's Jonathan 21-17, 23-21 to win his first Asian Championship men's singles title. The third place was won by Indonesia's Chico and China's Weng Hongyang.
At this point, the Chinese team ended the Asian Championship with 3 gold, 1 silver and 2 bronze.
The Indonesian men's doubles duo of Riyanto/ Jacob continued their previous outstanding form and won the championship with a 23:21, 21:10 Lim Malaysian duo xie dingfeng / Su Weiyi, which was also the first Asian Championship men's doubles title between the two. The third place was won by the Malaysian duo Wu Shifei/Nui Zudin and the Indonesian duo Alfian/Adianto.
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