MIG & Thomas Cup 2014

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Thomas Cup 2014 at New Delhi live at TV1 (5:30pm-11:30pm)
- Thomas Cup final took almost 6 hours to completed, the most exciting game was 3rd single within Daren Liew and Ueda in 2nd set where at firsst Daren behind Ueda 2 points 16 vs 18 but Daren managed to finish the game at 21 vs 18 slowly and confidenlly. Well doen Daren.

NEW DELHI: Japan clinched their first ever Thomas Cup badminton title with a thrilling 3-2 win over Malaysia in the final of the men’s premier team championships in New Delhi on Sunday.

World number 25 Takuma Ueda overcame a spirited resistance from the  66th-ranked Daren Liew before taking the fifth and decisive tie 21-12, 18-21,  21-17 at the Siri Fort complex in the Indian capital. The Japanese, whose best performance in 12 previous Cup appearances had  been a semi-final berth in 2012, ensured the sensational 3-0 rout of five-time  defending champions China on Friday did not go to waste. World number one Lee Chong Wei gave Malaysia a winning start with a 21-12,  21-16 win over the fourth-ranked Kenichi Tago in the opening singles. But Kenichi Hayakawa and Hiroyuki Endo drew level for Japan, fighting back  after losing the first game to beat Tan Boon Heong and Hoon Thien How 12-21,  21-17, 21-19 in an hour and 16 minutes.

 

Kento Momota, the hero of Japan’s win against China when he beat world  number six Du Pengyu in the third match, once again put his side in front with  an impressive win over Chong Wei Feng.Momota, the 20-year-old world number 14, demolished the Malaysian number  two Chong 21-15, 21-17 in just 38 minutes. Malaysia’s doubles pair of Goh Shem and Tan Wee Kiong brought their team  back into contention by beating Keigo Sonoda and Takeshi Kamura 19-21, 21-17,  21-12 to make it 2-2.

 

Malaysia, who won the last of their five Thomas Cup titles in 1992, had  also lost in the final in 1994, 1998 and 2002. --  AFP

Read more: Badminton: Japan win maiden Thomas Cup title - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/badminton-japan-win-maiden-thomas-cup-title-1.605008#ixzz32maUhR87