China's Dual Victory in Men's and Women's Categories

The TotalEnergies BWF Thomas Cup Finals 2024 concluded in Chengdu, China, with an intense showdown between China and Indonesia in the Thomas Cup final. China emerged victorious, claiming their 11th Thomas Cup title.

India were the defending champions for the men’s team, but lost to China in the quarter-finals. South Korea were the defending champions for the women’s team, but lost to Indonesia in the semi-finals. China won both tournaments, defeating Indonesia in both finals.

In the semi-finals, China beat Malaysia 3-1, showcasing their strength and determination. Indonesia, on the other hand, defeated Chinese Taipei 3-1, setting the stage for an exciting final against China.

In the first men’s singles match of the final, Shi Y. Q. (BWF : 2) of China faced off against Ginting A.S.(BWF : 7) of Indonesia. Shi Y.Q. dominated the match, winning with a score of 21-17, 21-6, securing a crucial victory for China. Shi YQ’s exceptional performance was highlighted by his ability to limit Ginting to just 1 point when Shi Y.Q. had reached 15 points in the second game. The game ended with Shi YQ winning 21-6.

The first men’s doubles match saw the Chinese duo of Liang WK and Wang C taking on the Indonesian pair of Alfian F. and Arduanto M.R. The match was fiercely contested, with the Chinese pair eventually emerging victorious with a score of 21-18, 17-21, 21-7.

The third match, the second men’s singles, was a pivotal moment for Indonesia as Christie Jonatan (BWF : 3) battled against Li.S.F. (BWF : 6) of China. Christie displayed exceptional skill and determination, winning the match with a score of 16-21, 21-15, 17-21, reigniting Indonesia’s hopes for a comeback.

However, China sealed their victory in the fourth match, the second men’s doubles, as the Chinese pair of He J.T. and Ren X.Y. defeated Fikri M.S. and Maulana B. of Indonesia with a score of 21-11, 21-15, securing the Thomas Cup for China.

Christie Jonatan’s spirited performance in the singles event provided a glimmer of hope for Indonesia, but China’s strength in the doubles matches proved decisive. China’s victory marks their 11th Thomas Cup win, showcasing their dominance in the world of badminton

Match Overview:

EVENT

China

Indonesia

Score

MS1

Shi Y.Q.

Ginting A.S.

21-17, 21-6

MD1

LIANG W.K.
WANG C.

ALFIAN F.
ARDIANTO M.R.

21-18, 17-21, 21-17

MS2

LI S.F.

Christie J.

16-21, 21-15, 17-21

MD2

He J.T.
Ren X.Y.

Fikri M.S.
Maulana B.

21-11, 21-15

MS3

Lu G.Z.

Dwi Wardoyo Ch.A.

Uber Cup: Women's Final

In the semi-finals, China displayed their prowess by defeating Japan 3-0, while Indonesia secured their spot in the final by overcoming Korea with a similar 3-0 victory.

In the final showdown against Indonesia, China’s women’s team delivered a flawless performance, clinching the title with a 3-0 win. The Chinese team’s coordination and skill were on full display, leaving no room for Indonesia to stage a comeback.

In the first women’s singles match, Chen Y.F. (BWF 2) of China faced off against Tunjung G.M. (BWF 9) of Indonesia. Chen Y.F. dominated the match with her aggressive play, winning with a score of 21-7, 21-16, securing an early lead for China.

The first women’s doubles match saw the Chinese pair of Chen Q.C. and Jia Y.F. taking on the Indonesian pair of Ramadhanti S.F.S. & Sugiarto R. The Chinese duo displayed exceptional teamwork and skill, defeating the Indonesian pair with a score of 21-11, 21-8, extending China’s lead to 2-0.

In the second women’s singles match, He B.J. (BWF 6) of China faced off against Wardoyo E.N.T. (BWF 38) of Indonesia. Wardoyo put up a strong fight, challenging the Chinese player in a closely contested match. However, He B.J. ultimately emerged victorious with a score of 10-21, 21-15, 21-17, securing China’s victory and the Uber Cup title.

China’s triumph in the TotalEnergies BWF Uber Cup Finals 2024 showcases their dominance in women’s badminton and solidifies their position as one of the strongest teams in the world.