The Suhandinata Cup: A Triumph for Korea’s Young Badminton Players
Korea’s young badminton players showcased their talent and determination by securing the 2013 World Junior Mixed Team championship in a thrilling 3-2 finale against Indonesia. The intense battle took place at Hua Mark Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, and it was the female members of the Korean team who delivered the decisive blows.
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Despite finding themselves 1-2 down to their rivals, Korea remained composed and rallied back to win the last two matches: Women’s Singles and Women’s Doubles. This remarkable comeback allowed them to claim the title as the curtains fell on the first phase of the SCG BWF World Junior Championships 2013.
The semi-final heroes from Indonesia, Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo and Masita Mahmudin, got off to a fine start by defeating Choi Sol Kyu and Chae Yoo Jung in the Mixed Doubles match (21-19 21-16). However, Jeon Hyuk Jin from Korea quickly leveled the tie by claiming the Men’s Singles match 21-16 21-19 against Indonesia’s Jonatan Christie.
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Sukamuljo returned to the court with Arya Maulana Aldiartama and put Indonesia back in the lead with a hard-fought victory in the Men’s Doubles match over Choi Sol Kyu and Heo Kwang Hee (21-16 22-20). With the score now at 2-1 in favor of Indonesia, Korea could not afford any further missteps.
Korean fans had reason to rejoice as Kim Hyo Min stepped up and won the Women’s Singles match 21-15 21-18 against Hanna Ramadini, leveling the tie once again at 2-2. The final match, Women’s Doubles, proved to be the decider, and it was Kim Ji Won and Chae Yoo Jung who clinched the title for Korea by defeating Rosyita Eka Putri Sari and Setyana Daniella Florensia Mapasa with a score of 21-18 21-11.
China, last year’s champions, secured third place by prevailing over Japan in a closely contested match with a 3-2 margin. The Chinese team displayed great determination by coming from a 2-0 deficit after losing the Men’s Doubles and Women’s Singles matches.
The next stage of the SCG BWF World Junior Championships will resume on Tuesday with the individual events for the Eye Level Cups. The tournament will continue until Sunday, 3 November, providing fans with more thrilling badminton action.
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For detailed results from the Suhandinata Cup, please visit Carnegiecentre.
FAQs
Q: Who won the 2013 World Junior Mixed Team championship?
A: Korea emerged victorious in a thrilling 3-2 finale against Indonesia, securing the title.
Q: Which matches were crucial in Korea’s comeback?
A: The Women’s Singles and Women’s Doubles matches were crucial in Korea’s comeback, as they won both matches to level the tie.
Q: Did Korea’s Women’s Doubles duo play a significant role in the final match?
A: Yes, Kim Ji Won and Chae Yoo Jung clinched the title for Korea by winning the Women’s Doubles match.
Summary
In a captivating display of skill and resilience, Korea’s young badminton players emerged triumphant in the 2013 World Junior Mixed Team championship. Despite facing a 1-2 deficit, they rallied back to win the last two matches and claim the title. The journey to victory was filled with intense battles, with each team member showcasing their talent and determination. Korea’s Women’s Doubles duo, Kim Ji Won and Chae Yoo Jung, proved to be the heroes of the final match, securing the championship for their team. This remarkable comeback and display of teamwork demonstrate the bright future of Korean badminton. To stay updated on the latest badminton news, visit Carnegiecentre and join us in celebrating the achievements of these talented athletes.
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