28 Aug : News Express 24 :-
Women’s final in Asian Badminton Championship P.V. Sindhu has to accept the silver medal as a solution. Chinese Taipei’s Tai Tsu Ying beat Sindhu 21-13, 21-17. In the beginning between Ying and Ying, the ying was very heavy. Ying has so far defeated Sindhu 9 times. Sindhu had won the final of the Rio Olympics after finishing ying, but she could not repeat the performance. In the final match, the defeat of Sindhu by Ying has been 10th.
P.V Sindhu in FINALS:
2018 | Asian Games | Lost to Tai Tzu Ying
2018 | Commonwealth Games | Lost to Saina Nehwal
2018 | World Championships | Lost to Carolina Marin
2017 | World Championships | Lost to Nozomi Okuhara
2016 | Rio Olympics | Lost to Carolina Marin— India@AsianGames2018 (@India_AllSports) August 28, 2018
Breaking News: P.V Sindhu goes down to World No.1 Tai Tzu Ying 13-21, 16-21 in Final
Silver for India; 44th medal overall
Proud of your effort Sindhu
#AsianGames2018 pic.twitter.com/q0CCKBxHB3— India@AsianGames2018 (@India_AllSports) August 28, 2018
Sindhu, who had beaten Japan’s Akane Yamaguchi in the semifinals, was expected to give a tough fight to Tai Taiyi’s Tai Tsu Ying in the final round. In the first set, Sindhu was shocked, Ying quickly earned 5 points and hit Sindhu on the backfoot. Sindhu made a comeback in the set in time, but she did not succeed in reducing Ying’s lead. Sindhu could not face the aggression of Ying’s game. In the first set, both the players played good rallies, in which Sindhu took advantage of his height and earned some good qualities. By the end of the day, Ying had taken 11-7 lead. After an interval, Sindhu tried to make a comeback, but Ying won the first set with a 21-13 difference.
2 Indian shuttlers on the victory podium
2 Indian flags rising
Thank you @Pvsindhu1 & @NSaina for giving us moments like these #ProudMoment #AsianGames2018 pic.twitter.com/UDtbkiXswI— India@AsianGames2018 (@India_AllSports) August 28, 2018
In the second set, Sindhu tried to make a good start with Ying. By the middle of the second set, Sindhu made a comeback in the match to save some matchpoints. However, Ying changed his experience and won the second set by 21-17. This is India’s third gold medal in today’s day. Sindhu, who entered the Asian Games final, was the first Indian woman, but she could not win a gold medal in the match.
