BIRMINGHAM: India ladies’s desk tennis workforce was knocked out of the Commonwealth Video games 2022 after struggling a 2-3 defeat in opposition to Malaysia within the quarterfinals on Saturday.
The Indian duo of Reeth Tennison and Sreeja Akula fought exhausting in opposition to Malaysia’s Karen Lyne and Li Sian Alice Chang within the first match of the ladies’s quarterfinal tie to offer India a gap group lead.
The Malaysian duo performed attacking and led the primary sport with a 10-7 scoreline. Karen Lyne and Li Chang received the primary set 11-7 in opposition to India’s Rooth Tennison and Srija Akula. Malaysian duo continued their dominating kind within the second sport and claimed it 11-6 to place Indian paddlers beneath stress, who’ve didn’t match the depth of the sport.
Karen Lyne and Li Sian Alice Chang had been too good for the Indian duo and beat them 11-7, 11-6, 5-11, 11-6 within the first match of the tie.
Within the second match of this best-of-five sequence, Manika Batra locked horns with Ying Ho. India bounced again within the second match of the tie as Manika Batra claimed the primary sport of the singles spherical in opposition to Ying Ho. The ace Indian paddler defeated Ying in an intense sport with an 11-8 scoreline. Manika took the primary two video games 11-8, 11-5 along with her swift transfer and attacking sport.
Ying Ho made a surprising comeback within the third sport as she took it by the scoreline of 11-8. Malaysia’s Ying Ho continued her successful kind to clinch the fourth sport by 11-9 and compelled a decider.
Manika did not give away any likelihood to Ying within the ultimate sport after dropping the third and fourth. The ultimate scoreline learn 11-8, 11-5, 8-11, 11th of September and 11-3 in favour of Manika.
Within the subsequent match of the tie, Sreeja Akula carried out admirably within the singles match in opposition to Malaysia’s Li Sian Alice Chang to win 11-6, 11-6, 11-9. India took a 2-1 lead.
Indian star participant Manika Batra suffered a shock defeat in straight video games in opposition to Karen Lyne. Sreeja Akula’s victory together with Manika Batra’s win in opposition to Ying Ho wasn’t sufficient as India had been knocked out within the quarter-final.
The Indian duo of Reeth Tennison and Sreeja Akula fought exhausting in opposition to Malaysia’s Karen Lyne and Li Sian Alice Chang within the first match of the ladies’s quarterfinal tie to offer India a gap group lead.
The Malaysian duo performed attacking and led the primary sport with a 10-7 scoreline. Karen Lyne and Li Chang received the primary set 11-7 in opposition to India’s Rooth Tennison and Srija Akula. Malaysian duo continued their dominating kind within the second sport and claimed it 11-6 to place Indian paddlers beneath stress, who’ve didn’t match the depth of the sport.
Karen Lyne and Li Sian Alice Chang had been too good for the Indian duo and beat them 11-7, 11-6, 5-11, 11-6 within the first match of the tie.
Within the second match of this best-of-five sequence, Manika Batra locked horns with Ying Ho. India bounced again within the second match of the tie as Manika Batra claimed the primary sport of the singles spherical in opposition to Ying Ho. The ace Indian paddler defeated Ying in an intense sport with an 11-8 scoreline. Manika took the primary two video games 11-8, 11-5 along with her swift transfer and attacking sport.
Ying Ho made a surprising comeback within the third sport as she took it by the scoreline of 11-8. Malaysia’s Ying Ho continued her successful kind to clinch the fourth sport by 11-9 and compelled a decider.
Manika did not give away any likelihood to Ying within the ultimate sport after dropping the third and fourth. The ultimate scoreline learn 11-8, 11-5, 8-11, 11th of September and 11-3 in favour of Manika.
Within the subsequent match of the tie, Sreeja Akula carried out admirably within the singles match in opposition to Malaysia’s Li Sian Alice Chang to win 11-6, 11-6, 11-9. India took a 2-1 lead.
Indian star participant Manika Batra suffered a shock defeat in straight video games in opposition to Karen Lyne. Sreeja Akula’s victory together with Manika Batra’s win in opposition to Ying Ho wasn’t sufficient as India had been knocked out within the quarter-final.