Team Singapore’s hopes of bagging a medal in the sport live on, after the country’s women’s doubles pair reached the semi-finals.
SINGAPORE: Team Singapore’s hopes of bagging a medal in the sport live on, after the country’s women’s doubles pair reached the semi-finals.
Yao Lei and Shinta Mulia Sari beat Indonesia’s Imawan Gebby Ristiyano and Nuraidah Tiara Rosalia in three sets.
The Singaporean pair took the first game 21-16, before losing the second 20-22.
They then endured a nervy finish, before taking the last game 26-24.
The Singapore pair move on to the last four, where they will face Malaysia next.
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