in the 3rd, a little too late for sindhu to play like her last 3 winning points. She moved okuhara from side to side and dictated the rallies well, she also played powerful smashes, but the point gap was too wide for her to catch up. Nice for Okuhara to keep her footwork stable, it is her only strength against sindhu, but she managed to win
Sindhu was just exhausted by Okuhara's game. Most of Okuhara's points were from Sindhu's mistakes. Okuhara was practically everywhere on the court and she had an outstanding stamina to endure all of the rallies and got points one after another by the mistakes her opponent made.
I hope we see more of Mdm. Geertje Tonnaer, the no-nonsense umpire, reprimanding errant player for (shouting ,time wasting and delaying) and officials as umpires should. WELL DONE.
okuhara played the best that she could. meanwhile PV just didnt know how to use her height advantage like she did during world championship 2019. But Yu Fei did.
Sindhu and her Coach should make it a point to listen to the BWF TV Broadcaster ( Commentary ) from Stein who gives or comments useful tips which could help Sindhu in her matches to play better ...for eg the Smash from Sindhu should hv been a kill ( 2nd game at halfway 11-8 ) which was not executed by Sindhu pointed by Stein .....liked it very much ...Experience counts ..Appreciate Stein .....
i have been thinking about it for long time. not that steins advice but cant a coach not able to tell or understand this by himself .. even i was thinking the same way and i have thought about things on how to tackle a player many times and which later stein or gillian would also mention.. so what i am wondering is, when i can think why not them.. how can a player playing for so long dont even know all the strategies of badminton...i am really fumbled..
also for women players there ar emany factors for them not being able to play on one of those days.. i know you will think why others (some women players) dont have that issue.. but the answer is something that i cannot mention here..
I have reviewed most of Sindhu's games and her mistakes and weakness. If only she could read them. Sindhu is the only player with almost everything physically on her side but still isn't the best player. Perhaps she will one day but she really need to dive inward and find herself and make good analysis of her opponents. It's a pity a player of her calibre to consistently misses the most important points in her career. I hope she will learn and improve fast.
I think the most difficult player in the women badminton arena, is playing against Pursular of India. She is 179 cm = 5 ft. 11 inch tall. Have height and reach advantage. She may even win the top ranking men badminton players in the world. So, any woman players wins against Pursular, is definitely a very good player. Only 4 strategies Okuhara can employ - play consistently, good stamina, tire her out, place intelligent shots out of Pursular reach.
i believe because sindhu was ready and nozomi took a little time, then sindhu made a movement. so they point each other. more like: sindhu: she's taking too long time nozomi: i was ready to serve but she moved
@ৰঋજऋಳൽꯡ ळଷਲञᱵஸస true I noticed that but even then i feel like sindhu didn't play as well as she did in the first set and not only that when ever she lost a point she looked so distraught .i am soooooooo sad now 😔😔😔😔😔.
@ৰঋજऋಳൽꯡ ळଷਲञᱵஸస i totally support her but this isn't an ordinary tournament its the All England thats why it hurts so much and like the commentators told only by winning a few of these tournaments will she have enough confidence to get that gold in Tokyo.
@@ezra7392 Banana peel "slipped", eh? Nice one. LOL I am sure she didn't intentionally leave it there but losing the game is no excuse. Half of the players lose game when change ends. I suggest she should put it in a plastic bag and put that in her bag immediately. Then there is no chance of forgetting.
@@ezra7392 Obviously I don't watch every Sindhu match. I saw her eat half the banana and put the rest in her bag a few times. This time she finished it and didn't put the peel back in her bag. That was her downfall..
@SAIKHOM here comes over proud Indian 😂😂😂 atleast we never see Indonesian Player with dirty behavior 😘😘😘, but again... It's India.. What are you expected?
Hehe shiva sorry but I slightly agree. She can be a little annoying slowing things down and taking her sweet time when she’s losing. But when she’s winning she’ll hurry the opponent up by serving fast and transitioning the points. Keep in mind this is kinda subtle and definitely not the worst I’ve seen. Not like Carolina or boe and moegensen.
I don’t think Sindhu is THAT rude and bad but I’ve played against plenty of players doing that annoying “slow down” tactic in my time. It’s it super rude. Just annoying.
To all the people who comment upon the behaviour of Sindhu, how about u go and watch the Olympic final between Sindhu and Carolina and then comment your vicious words. Your true manners show up when you are playing at the highest of levels. Just based on someone's words you all are bashing her since that day. That just shows your own ill manners
Defending bad behaviour of other Indians does no good. Please stop justifying. There are well-mannered Indians out there. My Indian friends would be ashamed and horrified of Sindhu's behaviour. Playing at the highest levels is no excuse. Okuhara would never behave like that. Learn and improve rather than being defensive.
There is no rule that a player cannot shout when u win the point. This judge is awful in 9:12 when pv sinshu win the point that judge told her not to shout. Thats annoying. Shouting is just to motivate yourself.
there's a difference between shouting for yourself and shouting AT your opponent to intimidate them, and what PVS did was the latter (check the replay). although there are no rules against it (from what i know), at least have a some human decency to show respect to your opponent or to any other person for that matter. and besides it's the umpire's decision if he/she would like to call that or not.
@@petertongco2487 I’m pretty sure she didn’t shout it at her face on purpose. Just happened to squeal at the net, looking like it was aimed at Okuhara. I’m not justifying it. Just clarifying that it may not have been her intention :)
@@prithviharish4197 could be, yes. but based from the replay at 9:12 it's unlikely. if you "just happened" to squeal at the net, it's either you look down or anywhere else and not straight at your opponent. although it's a back shot from the video you can still clearly see her head pointed straight towards okuhara signaling my point. but that shot was fabulous!
![WS | PUSARLA V. Sindhu (IND) [3] vs Akane YAMAGUCHI (JPN) [2] | BWF 2018](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/cL67zeUWRR8/mqdefault.jpg)
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![SF | WS | CHEN Yu Fei (CHN) [1] vs. Nozomi OKUHARA (JPN) [4] | BWF 2020](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Me8mTNmIvkE/mqdefault.jpg)
![YONEX All England Open 2024 | An Se Young (KOR) [1] vs. Pusarla V. Sindhu (IND) | R16](/img/n.gif)
love the way Okuhara bows when entering and exiting the court - nice touch.
in the 3rd, a little too late for sindhu to play like her last 3 winning points. She moved okuhara from side to side and dictated the rallies well, she also played powerful smashes, but the point gap was too wide for her to catch up.
Nice for Okuhara to keep her footwork stable, it is her only strength against sindhu, but she managed to win
Sindhu was just exhausted by Okuhara's game. Most of Okuhara's points were from Sindhu's mistakes. Okuhara was practically everywhere on the court and she had an outstanding stamina to endure all of the rallies and got points one after another by the mistakes her opponent made.
Sad Okuhara couldnt Get another Olympic Medal whereas Sindhu just earned another Olympic Medal to her Cabinet.
Extremely love Okuhara's spirit
I hope we see more of Mdm. Geertje Tonnaer, the no-nonsense umpire, reprimanding errant player for (shouting ,time wasting and delaying) and officials as umpires should. WELL DONE.
OKUHARA proves Height doesn't gave you a decisive advantage in Badminton, stamina does.
I just read "saitama does".
and Chen Yufei proves that's wrong
Watch the world championship final. You will know how much advantage height gave.
Height does give advantage, it's just that nozomi is an extraordinary player.
okuhara played the best that she could. meanwhile PV just didnt know how to use her height advantage like she did during world championship 2019. But Yu Fei did.
Sindhu and her Coach should make it a point to listen to the BWF TV Broadcaster ( Commentary ) from Stein who gives or comments useful tips which could help Sindhu in her matches to play better ...for eg the Smash from Sindhu should hv been a kill ( 2nd game at halfway 11-8 ) which was not executed by Sindhu pointed by Stein .....liked it very much ...Experience counts ..Appreciate Stein .....
I think she was exhausted, the banana she took explains she ain't fit upto okuhara standard.
i have been thinking about it for long time. not that steins advice but cant a coach not able to tell or understand this by himself .. even i was thinking the same way and i have thought about things on how to tackle a player many times and which later stein or gillian would also mention.. so what i am wondering is, when i can think why not them.. how can a player playing for so long dont even know all the strategies of badminton...i am really fumbled..
also for women players there ar emany factors for them not being able to play on one of those days.. i know you will think why others (some women players) dont have that issue.. but the answer is something that i cannot mention here..
Where did you hear Steen btw? I thought it was Morten Frost
I have reviewed most of Sindhu's games and her mistakes and weakness. If only she could read them. Sindhu is the only player with almost everything physically on her side but still isn't the best player. Perhaps she will one day but she really need to dive inward and find herself and make good analysis of her opponents. It's a pity a player of her calibre to consistently misses the most important points in her career. I hope she will learn and improve fast.
I think the most difficult player in the women badminton arena, is playing against Pursular of India. She is 179 cm = 5 ft. 11 inch tall. Have height and reach advantage. She may even win the top ranking men badminton players in the world. So, any woman players wins against Pursular, is definitely a very good player.
Only 4 strategies Okuhara can employ - play consistently, good stamina, tire her out, place intelligent shots out of Pursular reach.
Good observation. I am Sindhu's fan from India 🇮🇳. But I appreciate your observation.
1:12:48: flying Nozomi - is she a bird? 🐦
sexy bird
I feel proud of our players discussing in Telugu and representing our nation.
can someone explain what happened at 15:13 ? why did they point to each other :o
i believe because sindhu was ready and nozomi took a little time, then sindhu made a movement. so they point each other. more like:
sindhu: she's taking too long time
nozomi: i was ready to serve but she moved
Focus n concentration n change of strategy is what Sindhu needs to focus ...There was no reason to loose when you were 1 set up
Congralution to okuhara..good job & i love you👍👋👋
Thank you for update will help upcoming players
Lovely Okuhara
very good match, Sindhu well played, Okuhara played better.
奥园希望这场表现真的是好
能不能接着打赢另说，她今天扛住了辛杜的进攻，掌控住了比赛
雪恥了去年的世錦賽，恭喜奧原
Setelah kmren di pontang panting ama ni nehi2 dngan skor yang "gila".,akhirnya bisa revenge juga
We want to see the ruthless pv Sindhu like the way she played in world championship last year . Hope she will come back
Me too she played really well in the first game but i have no idea what happened in the second and the third 😔😔😔
@ৰঋજऋಳൽꯡ ळଷਲञᱵஸస true I noticed that but even then i feel like sindhu didn't play as well as she did in the first set and not only that when ever she lost a point she looked so distraught .i am soooooooo sad now 😔😔😔😔😔.
@ৰঋજऋಳൽꯡ ळଷਲञᱵஸస i totally support her but this isn't an ordinary tournament its the All England thats why it hurts so much and like the commentators told only by winning a few of these tournaments will she have enough confidence to get that gold in Tokyo.
@ৰঋજऋಳൽꯡ ळଷਲञᱵஸస ahhh i guess so i will just have to hope for the Best
Karma Sindhu
Excellent compit nice this is the sprite P Sindhu ☺️👍💞🌹👍
1:02:17: ts ts - „forgotten banana“ - little present 🎁 ??
She should be carded for that. That’s just disrespectful. It’s her trash and she should’ve taken it with her
ลูกตัดหยอดคอร์สคอร์ด(ลูกเก่งหรือลูกทำแต้ม)ของสินธุแทบทำอะไรโอกูฮาระไม่ได้เลยเพราะเธอวิ่งไปตีทันเกือบทุกลูกนี่คือจุดเปลี่ยนเกมส์ที่ทำให้สินธุยิ่งตียิ่งขาดความเชื่อมั่นตอนท้ายๆเกมส์สนธุจึงเสียแต้มจากการตีเสียเองเป็นส่วนใหญ่แล้วก็พ่ายแพ้ในที่สุด
Amazing game ! Funny commentary though
That banana peel ..
Exactly! Sindhu, please clean up after yourself. It's not your personal kit box. Lots of players use it.
She just lost the game and she was quiet frankly looking distraught ,the banana peel might have slipped her mind.
@@ezra7392 Banana peel "slipped", eh? Nice one. LOL
I am sure she didn't intentionally leave it there but losing the game is no excuse. Half of the players lose game when change ends.
I suggest she should put it in a plastic bag and put that in her bag immediately. Then there is no chance of forgetting.
@@rackkimigayo8358 yeah that is a good suggestion but when else have u seem her leave a banana peel in the box ?
@@ezra7392 Obviously I don't watch every Sindhu match. I saw her eat half the banana and put the rest in her bag a few times. This time she finished it and didn't put the peel back in her bag. That was her downfall..
Happy for Okuhara!!!
1:02:19 when change side, did u see the banana peel that Sindhu left is like no manners
Shes indian what are you expected 😂😂😂
Okuhara put her bag on the banana peel at first, then she put the bag to the other slot after realizing the peel was there.
@@fransimanuel9320 Agreed, but there are well mannered Indians out there, too. My (respectful) Indian friends would be ashamed of Sindhu's behaviour.
@SAIKHOM here comes over proud Indian 😂😂😂 atleast we never see Indonesian Player with dirty behavior 😘😘😘, but again... It's India.. What are you expected?
@SAIKHOM correction... Not only Indonesian Player, but Player from other country.. Only India the dirty one 😂😂😂
can someone site the times that she was being rude or whatever so we're on the same page.
She at times slows down the game by refusing to be ready to play, and occasionally, throws her racket in the air. But so is good most of the time.
Exactly these people are just jealous of her and say she is rude because she plays aggressively
Hehe shiva sorry but I slightly agree. She can be a little annoying slowing things down and taking her sweet time when she’s losing. But when she’s winning she’ll hurry the opponent up by serving fast and transitioning the points.
Keep in mind this is kinda subtle and definitely not the worst I’ve seen. Not like Carolina or boe and moegensen.
I don’t think Sindhu is THAT rude and bad but I’ve played against plenty of players doing that annoying “slow down” tactic in my time. It’s it super rude. Just annoying.
@@cashmoneybling9699 true
I can't agree more
And she is doing that recently
She is also sometimes rejecting to change shuttle
To all the people who comment upon the behaviour of Sindhu, how about u go and watch the Olympic final between Sindhu and Carolina and then comment your vicious words. Your true manners show up when you are playing at the highest of levels. Just based on someone's words you all are bashing her since that day. That just shows your own ill manners
VERY GOOD
Defending bad behaviour of other Indians does no good. Please stop justifying. There are well-mannered Indians out there. My Indian friends would be ashamed and horrified of Sindhu's behaviour. Playing at the highest levels is no excuse. Okuhara would never behave like that. Learn and improve rather than being defensive.
1:07:34 that grimace 😂
Love oku
Ukuhara very good
So you guys are judging for her a banana peel
Nozomi Okuhara😍🌹
29:34
辛度能不能把吃完的香蕉皮带走
The umpire had something against pusarla i can sense it -_-
辛度進化了，進攻意識改版了。
恭喜奧原這次雪恥了去年世錦決賽
"Perhaps the line judge was obscured". !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1:01 commentator is wrong: TTY was in that final
Ya I too spot that mistake.
奥园厉害了，比上一回进步多了
不是奥原進步，而是辛度的原來教練棄她而去，第二場体力就不行了，32：00累到喘不過氣，她會一直走下坡，還好東奥延期了，不然她名次會很慘。
@@陳建成-i5o 原来如此，世锦赛的时候辛度都快无敌了
sindhus bad attitude as everyone saying below is not hte only reason for defeat..
Bad attitude loss
🎉😂❤😮
1:12:48
🇮🇳🏸🙏
甜蜜復仇!
I have yet to meet anyone from India that I like...
Oh no! Don't say that. 1.3 billion people are devastated by that comment.
There is no rule that a player cannot shout when u win the point. This judge is awful in 9:12 when pv sinshu win the point that judge told her not to shout. Thats annoying. Shouting is just to motivate yourself.
there's a difference between shouting for yourself and shouting AT your opponent to intimidate them, and what PVS did was the latter (check the replay). although there are no rules against it (from what i know), at least have a some human decency to show respect to your opponent or to any other person for that matter. and besides it's the umpire's decision if he/she would like to call that or not.
@@petertongco2487 I’m pretty sure she didn’t shout it at her face on purpose. Just happened to squeal at the net, looking like it was aimed at Okuhara. I’m not justifying it. Just clarifying that it may not have been her intention :)
@@prithviharish4197 could be, yes. but based from the replay at 9:12 it's unlikely. if you "just happened" to squeal at the net, it's either you look down or anywhere else and not straight at your opponent. although it's a back shot from the video you can still clearly see her head pointed straight towards okuhara signaling my point. but that shot was fabulous!
@SAIKHOM try reading my comment again if I didn’t compliment her on that point.
Okuhara cant win because I think because of her height Sindhu is soo tall
Sad Okuhara couldnt Get another Olympic Medal whereas Sindhu just earned another Olympic Medal to her Cabinet.