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Fairuzizuan, Zakry tidak serasi, tiada kesefahaman


KUALA LUMPUR - Beregu No. 2 negara, Mohd. Fairuzizuan Tazari mendedahkan betapa dia dan pasangannya, Mohd. Zakry Abdul Latif berdepan masalah besar menjelang Kejohanan Badminton Dunia di India, bulan depan - tiada sefahaman dan keserasian.

Akui Fairuzizuan, kombinasi yang sudah lebih 2 tahun dibentuk itu kini berdepan krisis yang perlu diatasi segera sebelum berlepas ke Hyderabad, Sabtu depan.

Bagaimanapun dia menegaskan, ia bukan masalah peribadi, cuma krisis permainan yang sehingga kini masing-masing tidak tahu di mana puncanya.

"Saya sedar bahawa kami tiada sefahaman dan keserasian setiap kali beraksi, kami seperti membuat hal masing-masing apabila berada di atas gelanggang, Zakry dengan permainannya dan saya dengan permainan saya.

"Saya dan Zakry sudah menyedari perkara ini, malah jurulatih kami (Rexy Mainaky) juga telah menyuarakan kebimbangan mengenainya, ia perlu diatasi sebelum kami berlepas ke India.

"Saya dan Zakry bersetuju untuk berbincang dari hati ke hati Sabtu ini. Kami mahu mencari penyelesaian kepada masalah yang kami sendiri tidak tahu apa puncanya,'' akui Fairuzizuan semalam.

Fairuzizuan, 26, bagaimanapun menegaskan bahawa kepincangan yang melanda gandingannya dan Zakry sama sekali tidak akan mendorong ia dipecahkan.

Tegasnya, perpecahan tidak mungkin berlaku dengan mengambil kira faktor usia, malah dia sebolehnya mahu mempertahankan gandingan bersama Zakry sehingga ke akhir karier.

Malah, Fairuzizuan juga menegaskan bahawa peranan lebih besar yang terpaksa dipikul dengan berpasangan bersama Wong Pei Tty dalam acara beregu campuran juga bukan punca kemerosotan prestasinya bersama Zakry.

Kepincangan Fairuzizuan-Zakry semakin meruncing pada Mini Olimpik yang berakhir semalam, apabila mereka tumpas 18-21, 14-21 di tangan beregu remaja, Goh Wei Shem-Vountus Indra Mawan di suku akhir.

Mengulas mengenai sasarannya pada Kejohanan Dunia di Hyderabad, 10-16 Ogos ini, Fairuzizuan berkata, misi awal adalah melepasi halangan juara Olimpik dan dunia, Markis Kido-Hendra Setiawan yang dijangka ditemui di suku akhir.

"Kami kalah kepada mereka dalam pertemuan terakhir di Terbuka Perancis tahun lalu, tetapi pasangan ini juga tidak menunjukkan permainan yang baik tahun ini," katanya.

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