After their dashing performances against the third seed in the first match, Satwikaraj Ranking and Chirag Shetty ran out of steam power against the world No.
1 of Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo and Marcus Fernaldi Gideon.
Indians lost 13-21, 12-21 against Indonesians at their group meeting in Tokyo on Monday.
Chirag said that they were confused.
“We started well in the first and second matches.
In the second, we had a key point that led 6-3 and we were above, it was our point, but we somehow messed it up and they played well, and from there we handed over Some points are easy and it makes us frustrated, “said Chirag to the BWF website.
Satwik teammate said they could not choose services.
“They are more stable now than before.
Their services are truly brilliant today.
We can’t do anything on their service.
We tried but we couldn’t find the way, and it was the same story from before.
We can’t find it Road, “Satwik said.
Indians now have to beat a pair of British Ben Lane and Sean Vendy in their last group ‘a’ match and expect the pair Lee who and Wang Chi-Lin against Indonesians.
The way Indians have played them are expected to defeat Ben and Sean but if the Chinese Taipei couple makes Indonesians, so Indians may be in trouble because they suffer big losses on Monday.
If three teams win two matches each then they will count the number of games and if it also does not decide the qualification will drop to the number of points.
However, Indians will be driven by the fact that Lee and Wang have never beaten Sukamuljo and Gideon in their three meetings.
In addition, Indonesians always win in two matches and that is also with a comfortable margin.
Meanwhile, Lee Yang and Wang Chi-Lin beat Ben Lane and Sean Vendy of Great Britain 21-17, 21-14.
In their second group ‘a’ match, Indians felt they wanted because they failed to match the world couple No.1.
They present well but not like in the first match, their return is not so great.
Sukamuljo in particular exploited a weak elevator and dominated the match.
What’s more, Chirag hurts her fingers during the match and not at the best.
Even though they gained an initial 6-3 advantage in the second match, Indians failed to use it when Indonesians raced forward with two four-point burst from 5-7 and then 9-7.
After that, Indians almost did not fight.
We messed up, said Chirag after losing to Indonesians
