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Japan’s party without Date
HIROSHIMA Oct 4 Japan doesn't have a Date but they are still hea ded for the party in women's team nnnt* at the Asian Gaines while In the men's competition Malaysia tipset favourites South Korea today, reports Reuter (
Playing without star player Kimiko Date. Japan beat Taiwan today to advance to Thursday s final against Indo nesla Date Is the top ranked women s player In Asia and 10th In the world but she decided to miss the team and doubles events and Just play singles, a choice criticised by Japan's media
But Japan s second and third best players Naoko Sawamaisu and Mana Endo both won singles games to put Japan in the final
In mens team quarter-final s. the Malaysians upset number one seed South Korea 2-1 with a 6-4. 5-7. 7-7 win to r doubles match
Three of the four matches went to the doubles with host Japan. Indonesia and Malaysia winning India was the other team to advance.
In the women s competr lion Endo easily handled Weng Tzu-Ting 6 1, 6 1 in the open Ing match while Sawamatsu beat Taiwan's top player Wang Situ Ting in a slugfest on Centre Court at the Games
tennis centre
Sawamatsu won 6-2. 7-6 but the play was a lot closer than the score indicated. Sawamatsu is ranked 25th In the world and Wang is 36th.
They constantly hit baseline shots for two hours, punctuated only by a Wang drop shot and Sawamatsu angled winner
Wang's serve let her down In the first set as she had trouble getting her first serve in and Sawamatsu broke her twice.
They were both broken
once In the second set on the way to a tiebreak where Wang’s nerve slipped.
She led 2-1 and then hit five straight shots either wide or into the net before Sawamatsu hit a final backhand winner for the match.
"1 couldn't get my first serve in ” Wang said. ‘I played very well and hit a lot of winners with my forehand but had problems with my serve."
Sawamatsu beat Wang in three sets two weeks ago and said |he Wang strong forehand then made her change tactics for the match.
"I planned to hit to her backhand." she said. “Even when she started anticipating ft. I still concentrated on it."
Japan also won Ihe doubles match, but by that lime it did not matter
Indonesia reached the final when Romana Tedjakusuma and Nani Rahayu Budi Busukl beat Chen U and U Fang 6-3. 2-6. 6-3.
In singles. Busukl. ranked 3Oth beat China s best player Ll 6 4. 6-2 and Cher, beat Tedjakusuma 6-4. 6-0
In the men's quarter finals. Japan beat China 2 1 after winning a tense doubles match 6-3. 7-5 to move into the semifinals against Indonesia, who downed Uzbekistan 3-0.
India beat Taiwan 2 1 by winning the doubles 7 6, 7-6 to face Malaysia In the other semifinal on Wednesday