Asia Team Badminton Championship: In the Asian Team Badminton Championship, the Indian team, which won a sensational victory over Japan in the semis, defeated the Thailand team in the final match held at Shah Alam in Malaysia on Sunday. They won the final match with a difference of 3_2 and won the gold medal. In the final, PV Sindhu and Anmol Curb showed the style of play that Thailand team bowed. This is the first time that the Indian team has won a gold medal in the Asian Team Badminton Championship. PV Sindhu, Gayatri Gopichand, Trisa Jolly and Anmol Kharb showed excellent performance in the final match on Sunday and the Indian team won against Thailand. The Indian team reached the final after defeating the strong teams of China, Hong Kong and Japan in badminton. In the final match, they won the gold medal by winning 3_2 against Thailand.
PV Sindhu, who was treated for an injury before this tournament, bounced back like a phoenix bird. Introduced his previous game to the opponents. Supaninda defeated Kate Thong in just 39 minutes in the final match. 21_12, 21_12 and gave the Indian team a 1_0 lead.
Gayatri Gopichand and Jolly Trisa duo in three games.. Thailand's Jong Kolpham Kititharakul and Ravvinda Prajong Jal duo defeated the duo. defeated In the last game, the duo of Gayatri Gopichand and Jolly Trisa fell behind by 6-11.
16-year-old Anmol Kharb, who is ranked 472nd in the world, exploded in the match. Defeated world No. 45 Choi Kiwang. He gave the Indian team a decisive victory. This is the first time for an Indian team to win the most prestigious continental team championship title in the history of the sport. Two years after winning such a prestigious Thomas, the Indian team defeated the teams of China, Hong Kong, Japan and Thailand and wrote a golden history.
Earlier on Saturday, India fought fiercely in the semi-final match against the Japanese team. In the semi-final match, Sindhu was deeply disappointed and today's generation of players, An Mole Curb, Asmita and Gayatri, fought relentlessly. India won 3-2 over Japan. The men's bronze medals in 2016 and 2020 have been the best performance of the Indian team in this event so far. In the final singles, 17-year-old An Mol from Haryana shocked world 29th ranked Natsuki Nidaira by 21_14, 21_18. Team India went to the final.
