JAKARTA – Sabbat Karyaman / Mohammad Reza P tadvi Isfahani must recognize the superiority of the Malaysian men’s doubles, Man Wei Chong / Kai Wun Ki.
Sabar / Reza lost two consecutive matches with a score of 27-29 and 13-21 in the semifinals of the Indonesia Open 2024 in Istora Senayan, Saturday, June 8, 2024, WIB night.
Indonesia’s lone representative in the semifinals came back from a six-point deficit, 3-9. Slow, Sabar/Reza closed the gap to 7-11 at the interval.
After the break, they continued to maintain a distance until they finally equalized the positions at 16-16. After that, the continuation of the figures occurred until December 20-20.
The disappointment lasted for a long time until finally Man Wei Chong / Kai Wun Ki finished the first set with a score of 29-27.
The anti-climactic appearance of Sabar/Reza in the second set. Instead of being able to force the match to continue the rubber play, they even won easily.
At the beginning, Sabar / Reza even had time to take 8 to 4. However, their performance decreased until the opponent tied the positions 8 to 8.
After that, the Malaysian men’s doubles threw without being chased. They held on for six points, 16-10, even down to the seven-point difference at the crucial point of 19-12.
Sabar/Reza must forfeit the second set with a score of 13-21, while dashing hopes for the 2024 Indonesia Open final.
The defeat of Sabar/Reza meant that Indonesia had no more representatives in the 2024 Indonesia Open final.
The negative result extended Indonesia’s poor badminton record at home in the BWF Super 1000 level tournament.
That is to say, there have been three consecutive editions, there is no country badminton player who has won the Indonesia Open. The last time there was a red and white badminton who won the Indonesia Open was in the 2021 edition through the Marcus Gideon / Kevin Sanjaya men’s doubles.
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2024-06-08 16:43:43
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