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| national mixed doubles pair Yap Roy King-Valeree Siow chalked up another victory after trouncing Germany’s pair |
2 Malaysian pairs strike hattrick in Euro badminton titles
BERNAMA
11/9/2021
KUALA LUMPUR: Two Malaysian badminton pairs continued their fine form after securing their third European title of the year, this time at the Ukraine International 2021 last night.
After winning the Hellas International Open in Greece last week and the Latvia International 2021 last month, national
BERNAMA
11/9/2021
KUALA LUMPUR: Two Malaysian badminton pairs continued their fine form after securing their third European title of the year, this time at the Ukraine International 2021 last night.
After winning the Hellas International Open in Greece last week and the Latvia International 2021 last month, national
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mixed doubles pair Yap Roy King-Valeree Siow chalked up another victory after trouncing Germany’s pair, Johannes Pistorious-Emma Moszczynski, in the final.
The young pair stunned the seventh seeds of the tournament 21-19, 21-12 in just 29 minutes.
Another young pair, Wan Arif Wan Junaidi-Muhammad Haikal Nazri, also stole the limelight after they bagged the men’s doubles title in the same tournament when they got past Ishaan Batnagar-K Sai Pratheek of India.
However, the duo had to endure a rough journey in the final as they were forced to play three sets in a match that lasted almost one hour.
Wan Arif-Muhammad Haikal started the match promisingly after taking the first set 21-15 before the Indian pair made a comeback by winning 21-19 in the second set.
The national pair then regained their composure to win the tournament in Ukraine in the deciding set 21-15.
This is their latest triumph after they emerged as champions in Hellas International 2021 and the Austrian Open 2021 in May.
The young pair stunned the seventh seeds of the tournament 21-19, 21-12 in just 29 minutes.
Another young pair, Wan Arif Wan Junaidi-Muhammad Haikal Nazri, also stole the limelight after they bagged the men’s doubles title in the same tournament when they got past Ishaan Batnagar-K Sai Pratheek of India.
However, the duo had to endure a rough journey in the final as they were forced to play three sets in a match that lasted almost one hour.
Wan Arif-Muhammad Haikal started the match promisingly after taking the first set 21-15 before the Indian pair made a comeback by winning 21-19 in the second set.
The national pair then regained their composure to win the tournament in Ukraine in the deciding set 21-15.
This is their latest triumph after they emerged as champions in Hellas International 2021 and the Austrian Open 2021 in May.
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