Chen Yuanyu Kuaiman 3-2 Gottspalwad! After losing 2 games due to a mistake, he won 3 consecutive games. Chen Yuanyu is too crucial

Chinese Grand Slam Mixed Doubles 1/16 Finals: Simon Gauz/Parwad VS Chen Yuanyu/Kuai Man

The first game Chen Yuanyu handled the first three boards in the table, and Kuai Man snatched forehand and led 2-0. However, the quality of Kuaiman's subsequent ball pulling was still a bit low, resulting in being chased to 5. During this period, Kuaiman made three mistakes in forehand. The stalemate reached 9, with one strong attack and one stalemate advantage, and lost a game 9-11. Kuai Man made too many mistakes in this game.

The second game tied 5 times, Chen Yuanyu scored in the first three boards and opened the gap 7-5. But Kuaiman had another problem with her hair extensions, and she reached 8 points. The stalemate was tied at 11, and was attacked by the opponent, and made a mistake in the top three boards, losing another game 11-13. Judging from these two games, the exchanges between the two sides are still a little bit short, which may be a matter of tacit understanding, which is a great regret for solving the problem on the court.

The mistake in the third game was still maintained, resulting in the lead, and was still tied to 3. At the 4-game stage, Chen Yuanyu/Kuaiman adjusted to ensure the on-the-scene rate, widened the score difference 7-4, thereby winning the game back 11-6. As long as Chen Yuanyu/Kuai Man reduces mistakes, the game will become much easier.

The opponents fluctuated in the fourth game. On the other hand, Chen Yuanyu/Kuaiman maintained the front pressure, reduced unnecessary mistakes, and led 5-2. Chen Yuanyu/Kuai Man have completely found a solution in the middle and back game. The stalemate ball can be suppressed. Kuai Man has almost no mistakes and has won two consecutive games 11-6.

There was an old problem again in the fifth game, one was hesitant, and the other was not given to the straight line, falling behind 0-3. However, after playing momentum, the opponent stopped 2-3. After the timeout, Chen Yuanyu's backhand confidence was played and overtook the score 5-3. Unfortunately, the chance ball was not grasped, and there was still a problem with receiving the serve, and he was tied at 5 again. At 9 draws, Chen Yuanyu broke the game with a forehand, and scored directly with a serve, and reversed and advanced 11-9.

At the end of this game, the communication between the two sides should be a little more, and the momentum on the court is also almost there, so we need to summarize it as soon as possible.