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PERLAWANAN simulasi bagi Kejohanan Piala Thomas dan Uber dianggap berjaya memberi pengalaman kepada pemain terutamanya buat mereka yang kali pertama beraksi di kejohanan badminton berpasukan paling berprestij di dunia itu.
Dalam perlawanan itu skuad Piala Thomas negara menang 4-1 ke atas pasukan B negara, manakala skuad Piala Uber menang 5-0 ke atas pasukan B.
Datuk Lee Chong Wei mudah menundukkan Liew Darren 21-11, 21-14, Wong Choong Hann mengatasi Tan Chun Seang 21-15, 21-15 dan Muhd Hafiz Hashim menewaskan Chan Kwong Beng 21-9, 21-17.

Koo Kien Keat-Tan Boon Heong pula dicabar sengit Ong Soon Hock-Hoon Thien How sebelum menang 21-16, 23-21.

Fairuzizuan Tazari-Zakry Latif pula ditewaskan Mak Hee Chun-Tan Wee Kiong 21-18, 15-21, 17-21.

Bagi ketua jurulatih beregu, Rexy Mainaky, kekalahan Fairuzizuan-Zakry bukan suatu yang membimbangkan kerana prestasi empat beregu negara itu agak setara.

“Kami sudah memilih Fairuzizuan-Zakry kerana mereka ada pengalaman di banyak kejohanan dan dalam Piala Thomas.

“Kekalahan malam ini (semalam) tidak bererti Hee Chun-Wee Kiong lebih baik daripada mereka kerana keempat beregu ini saling mengatasi antara satu sama lain. Tetapi pada peringkat antarabangsa, Fairuzizuan-Zakry lebih baik,” kata Rexy selepas perlawanan itu.


Dalam pada itu, skuad Piala Uber menang 5-0 ke atas pemain pelapis bagaimanapun mendapat perkhabaran buruk selepas Chin Eei Hui- Wong Pei Tty tidak diturunkan sebagai gandingan utama.

Sebaliknya, hanya Pei Tty diturunkan bergandingan dengan Lim Yin Loo kerana Eei Hui dikatakan mengalami kecederaan.

Bagaimanapun, Eei Hui kemudiannya berkata dia hanya mengalami sakit perut dan tidak dapat beraksi semalam, meredakan sedikit rasa bimbang selepas Lydia Cheah dan Julia Wong didapati mengalami kecederaan lutut sehingga memaksa Persatuan Badminton Malaysia (BAM) menghantar permohonan menukar pemain kepada Persekutuan Badminton Dunia (BWF). HMETRO

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