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The 2014 Commonwealth Games Mixed Team title will be decided in an exciting clash between past and current champions. In the semi-finals, defending titlists Malaysia narrowly defeated a determined Singapore side, while four-time champions England had an unexpectedly easy victory over India.

The match between Malaysia and Singapore was a close affair. The opening Men’s Doubles match set the tone for the rest of the tie, with the Malaysian pair of Tan Wee Kiong and Goh Shem eventually prevailing in a thrilling three-game encounter. Singapore’s Liang Xiaoyu, ranked underdog against her Women’s Singles opponent Tee Jing Yi, produced a stunning performance to bring her team back into the contest.

Malaysia’s Chong Wei Feng continued his impressive form, securing a crucial victory in the Men’s Singles. In the Women’s Doubles, Singapore’s Yao Lei and Shinta Mulia Sari, who had previously defeated their Malaysian opponents, were unable to repeat their success, losing in straight games.

The stage was set for a dramatic fifth match, with Singapore’s Danny Chrisnanta and Vanessa Neo as favorites against Malaysia’s Chan Peng Soon and Lai Pei Jing. Despite a strong start from the Singaporeans, the Malaysians fought back and emerged victorious, leaving Singapore disappointed.

In the other semi-final, India fielded a scratch combination in the Mixed Doubles but couldn’t overcome the experienced English pair of Chris Adcock and Gabrielle Adcock. England’s Rajiv Ouseph then sealed the victory with a dominant performance in the Men’s Singles.

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India will now face Singapore in the bronze medal play-off.


FAQs

Q: Who were the finalists in the Mixed Team title at the 2014 Commonwealth Games?

A: The finalists were defending champions Malaysia and four-time champions England.

Q: Which match was a highlight in the semi-finals?

A: The Men’s Doubles match between Tan Wee Kiong/Goh Shem and Danny Chrisnanta/Chayut Triyachart was a highlight, showcasing the closeness of the tie.

Q: How did Singapore perform against Malaysia?

A: Singapore nearly upset favorites Malaysia, with Liang Xiaoyu’s surprise victory in the Women’s Singles bringing Singapore back into the contest. However, Malaysia ultimately emerged as the winners.

Summary

In the exciting semi-finals of the 2014 Commonwealth Games Mixed Team event, defending champions Malaysia and four-time champions England secured their spots in the final. Malaysia faced a tough challenge from Singapore, with intense matches that showcased the close competition. Despite Singapore’s strong performance, Malaysia’s experience and determination helped them secure the victory.

In the other semi-final, England dominated their match against India, securing a comfortable victory. The finals will feature an exciting clash between past and current champions, promising an intense battle to determine the Mixed Team title at the prestigious Commonwealth Games.

For more information and updates on the 2014 Commonwealth Games, visit Carnegiecentre.com.