HANGZHOU: The national badminton camp will conduct a detailed analysis of the players’ performance at the Hangzhou Asian Games following their failure...
: The national badminton camp will conduct a detailed analysis of the players’ performance at the Hangzhou Asian Games following their failure to meet the target of two silvers and one bronze.
“We will continue with what worked effectively, but let go of those that made us stagnant to ensure our progress towards the Olympics. The Asian Games is like a mini-Olympics, so we must avoid repeating mistakes. Aaron-Wooi Yik, the 2022 world champions, had to settle for bronze after losing 17-21, 12-21 to India’s Satwiksairaj Rankireddy-Shirag Chetty yesterday.
As for the women’s doubles pair of Pearly Tan-M. Thinaah, who lost 21-15, 11-21, 7-21 to world number two Baek Ha Na-Lee So Hee of South Korea in the quarter-finals, Rexy said they performed admirably and showed their ability to engage in long rallies.
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