Today (7th), Hangzhou Asian Games
Badminton mixed doubles final
Chinese group Zheng Siwei / Huang Yaqiong
Victory over the Japanese combination
Win the championship and successfully defend your title! According to the latest BWF rankings, the "IELTS combination" is currently ranked number one in the world, while Japan's Yuda Watanabe/Yusa Higashino is currently the second in the world.
The mixed doubles final of the Asian Games is undoubtedly a world-class badminton pinnacle showdown. For the "IELTS combination" of the Chinese team, it is not only the battle to defend the Asian Games, but also a battle of honor on the doorstep.
"IELTS combination" is a pair of thorough "Zhejiang combination", 26-year-old Zheng Siwei is from Wenzhou, 29-year-old Huang Yaqiong is from Quzhou, this pair of "golden partners" who went out from the Zhejiang badminton team are the most competitive mixed doubles combination in the world today, and the top seed in the mixed doubles badminton event of this year's Hangzhou Asian Games.
After winning, Zheng Siwei threw his jersey into the audience
At the beginning of the final, the "IELTS combination" played extremely strongly. The sharp "waist king" Zheng Siwei in the back row frequently "sent" high-quality smashes, making the Japanese combination powerless. As soon as the game started, the "IELTS combination" established an absolute lead with a wave of 6-0. The difference between the two sides is as small as 4 points and as large as 8 points. Although the Japanese combination also played a clever combination in the game, they were unable to chase points.
The "IELTS combination" won the first set 21-15.
At the beginning of the second round, the "IELTS combination" fell into some passivity. After exchanging venues, the Japanese combination quickly entered the form and played a wave of 5-1 to temporarily lead. However, this lead soon disappeared, and the "IELTS combination" quickly tied the score with tacit cooperation. After that, the scores were very glued and alternately led.
When the score was tied at 10, the mistakes of the Japanese combination began to increase significantly. The "IELTS combination" took the lead in the intermission at 11-10. After that, the "IELTS combination" did not give their opponents a chance, and strongly maintained the lead, winning the second set 21-14.
The "IELTS combination" successfully won the mixed doubles final of badminton at the Hangzhou Asian Games with a score of 2-0, and successfully defended the Asian Games title on the doorstep.
Source: Chao News reporter Xie Chunhui, Liang Liang, Yu Shiqi, Ruan Xinei