At 17:00 on September 30th, Beijing time, the semifinals of the badminton men’s team of the Hangzhou Asian Games started. The Chinese team faced Japan. During the game, the Chinese team’s single Shi Yuqi was reversed by the Japanese player. Then the Chinese pair Liang Weikeng/Wang Chang and the second single Li Shifeng were 2 -0 defeated their opponents. In the fourth game, the men’s doubles pair Liu Yuchen/Ou Xuanyi won 2-1. In the end, the Chinese team had a big score and beat Japan 3-1 to reach the final!
In the first game, Shi Yuqi played against Nishimoto Kenta. In the first game, the scores were relatively even in the early stages. Shi Yuqi then used his speed to open up the score with a smash, reaching the match point at 20-10. The last ball was even taken away with a straight-line serve and smash, 21 -10 easily won; in the second game, Shi Yuqi came up but fell behind 2-7. Although he then mobilized from a wide angle to chase the score to 16-18, at the critical moment, he missed three consecutive shots and returned the ball, which still cost him 18-21; In the final game, Shi Yuqi had obvious physical problems. He fell behind 2-11 at the beginning. He dug too many holes in the early stage and finally lost another game 14-21. His personal score was 1-2, and the Chinese team lost 1 point first. .
In the second game, Men’s Doubles Liang Weikeng/Wang Chang faced off against the Japanese pair Yugo Kobayashi/Takuro Hogi. In the early stages of the first game, the two sides continued to take the lead alternately, with a unilateral lead difference of only 3 points at most. At the last moment, they even fought from 19 to 19. Tied at 21, fortunately Wang Chang succeeded in two consecutive back-up shots at the net at the critical moment, and the Liang-Wang combination narrowly won 23-21. In the second game, the Japanese combination fiercely attacked 6-2, and then Liang Weikeng/Wang Chang chased the victory tenaciously. 7 draws. At the last moment, the Liang Wang combination performed calmly and successfully saved the ball. They saved 2 match points in a row and tied 21 and 22. Their morale improved. They then scored 2 points in a row and took the game away 25-23. Their personal score was 2- Winning 0, the Chinese team equalized 1-1.
In the third game, the second single Li Shifeng played against Kanta Tsuneyama; this game was not as close as the previous two games. The calm Li Shifeng clearly had the upper hand. He firmly controlled the situation in the first game and always led by 2-3 points, and in the end He won the second game 21-16. In the second game, his playing style was smoother, and he directly hit the match point at 20-10. As his opponent missed the target with a slash, Li Shifeng won the second game 21-10, and China reversed 2-1.
In the fourth game, Liu Yuchen/Ou Xuanyi faced off against Koga Teru/Saito Taichi; at the beginning of the first game, the Liu and Ou combination relied on consecutive heavy kills to lead 13-7, but then they continued to make mistakes and were hooked many times by their opponents. The corner chase was tied at 15, but at the last moment they even lost 6 points in a row and lost 15-21. In the second game, the two sides tied at 14, and then the Liu and Ou combination scored consecutively with fierce smashes, and did not give their opponents any chance in the future. , scored 7 points in a row to take away the score, 21-14; in the last game, the two sides tied at 2-2 to widen the gap. Liu and Ou’s combination opened the score with consecutive smashes, maintaining the lead to about 4-5 points. Winning this game 21-17, the personal score was 2-1, and the Chinese team reversed Japan with a big score of 3-1 to advance to the final!
In the final, the Chinese team will face the winner between India and South Korea.
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2023-09-30 13:53:20
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