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Jakarta (ANTARA) – In men’s singles, Anthony Sinisuka Ginting doubled the Indonesian badminton team’s lead to 2-0 against Canada, after beating Brian Yang in two straight matches 21-17, 21-16 at Suzhou, China, Monday.

Ginting, who played in the second match of Group B of the 2023 Sudirman Cup, also recorded his first victory against Brian at the Badminton World Federation (BWF) meeting.

“I am happy that I can bring a winning point to Indonesia. A point in a team match is very important. I hope other players can also get the same positive energy to face the next match,” said Ginting via PP PBSI. official message in Jakarta.

The badminton player from Cimahi, West Java, focuses more on how to implement good strategies. Apart from that, he also had to quickly adapt to the relatively fast speed of the shuttlecock.

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After being able to adapt to the conditions, the game was easier for Ginting to play. Ginting also played more aggressively and did not give the opponent the opportunity to develop.

As Brian’s resistance seemed to weaken, the Asian Championships men’s singles champion led his opponent into a pattern of play that he had arranged.

“I just need to focus on perfecting my game strategy. With flying that way I have to play as I go. As much as possible, I integrate my opponents into my playing pattern. “Thank God I can finally play as expected,” Ginting said.

His victory, achieved in 39 minutes, was also influenced by the actions of Brian, who made more of his own mistakes.

Especially after the first and second intervals of the match, Ginting gained more points thanks to Brian’s mistakes.

“I ended up focusing on not making too many mistakes on my part. From there it was clear that the opponent couldn’t take the pressure off,” the number two said badminton world.

This news was published on Antaranews.com with the title: Ginting doubled Indonesia’s lead to 2-0 against Canada