The national feather teenager fell to the ground and convulsed in the Asian Youth Championship! The coach was prevented from playing, and the national youth won the group 3-2 Japan

Volleyball GoldenEye

2024-07-01 01:24Creators in the field of sports

The group stage of the 2024 Asian Youth Badminton Mixed Team Championships has come to an end. Guoyu won all 3 matches in the group stage, finished first in Group D, and will face Chinese Taipei in the quarterfinals. Facing the last opponent, Japan, although the national feather had an accident, it won the game without danger.

The accident happened to the national feather teenager Zhang Zhijie. In this game, Zhang Zhijie served as the first men's singles, against Japanese player Kawano Shouzhen. Judging from the rankings, Zhang Zhijie, who has the highest youth ranking to eighth, is definitely much stronger than the Japanese player, but unfortunately at 11 in the first game, Zhang Zhijie suddenly had an accident and fell to the ground.

Judging from the live broadcast screen, Zhang Zhijie was about to receive the serve of the Japanese player, when he suddenly trembled all over his body and fell down, which frightened everyone on the sidelines. With Zhang Zhijie losing consciousness and retiring, the Japanese players won without a fight.

It is reported that although Zhang Zhijie was subsequently sent to the hospital for treatment, he eventually died after rescue efforts failed. I have to say that the on-site medical personnel came too slowly, and when the coach of the Chinese team wanted to go on the field to check the situation, the referee also prevented the coach from entering the field. Although there are rules for the game, the referee should still be more flexible in such an urgent situation.

The first match was the Mixed Doubles, where Lin Xiangyi/Liu Yuanyuan beat Zhongjing Yudou/Tamaki Yami 21-16, 22-20 to help the Chinese team get off to a flying start. In the second women's singles, Xu Wenjing fought hard for 69 minutes and lost to Hitokina Matsuda 19-21, 21-16, 15-21; In the fourth women's doubles match, Chen Fan Shuyan/Liu Jiayue helped the Chinese team equalize the score 21-11, 21-18.

In the all-important fifth match, Lin Xiangyi once again played in the men's doubles with Hu Keyuan, and won two games in a row after dropping the first game, and finally defeated Kenta Matsukawa/Nakajing Yuto 19-21, 21-15, 21-16 to help the Chinese team seal the victory. In the first two rounds of the competition, the Chinese team defeated Hong Kong, China 5-0 and Singapore 5-0 respectively, and will face Chinese Taipei in the quarterfinals, and Chinese Taipei ranked second in Group A with 1 win and 1 loss.

The rankings of the groups are as follows:

Group A: South Korea defeated Chinese Taipei 4-1 and Thailand 4-1 to top the group; Chinese Taipei lost to South Korea 1-4 and defeated Thailand 4-1 to rank second; Thailand 1-4 South Korea, 1-4 Chinese Taipei.

Group B: Malaysia 5-0 United Arab Emirates, 5-0 Kazakhstan, 5-0 Macau, China ranked first in the group; UAE 5-0 Kazakhstan, 5-0 Macau, 0-5 Malaysia; Macau 4-1 Kazakhstan, 0-5 Malaysia, 0-5 United Arab Emirates; Kazakhstan 1-4 Macau, 0-5 Malaysia, 0-5 UAE;

Group C: Indonesia 4-1 India, 4-1 Vietnam, 5-0 Philippines ranked first; India 5-0 Vietnam, 3-2 Philippines; Vietnam 1-4 Indonesia, 0-5 India, 4-1 Philippines; The Philippines lost all 3 games and ranked last.

Group D: China swept Hong Kong, China and Singapore 5-0, and narrowly defeated Japan 3-2 to rank first; Japan beat Singapore 4-1, Hong Kong 3-2 and China 2-3; Singapore's 3-2 win over Hong Kong, China, ranked third, and Hong Kong, China lost all three games and ranked first.

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