After Blocking An Se-Young's Gold Medal, Japan Collapses '0-3'... Japan Crumbles Against China on Home Soil! Yamaguchi Suffers Tearful Comeback Defeat → Women's Badminton Team Runner-Up
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China continues to dominate the women's team badminton, winning 10 gold medals at the 2026 Asian Games, while Indonesia once again reached the podium.
[OSEN=Reporter Ko Seong-hwan] Even Japan, which advanced after defeating Korea 3-1, was no match for China. The Chinese women's badminton team claimed the top spot in the team event, led by the performance of world number 2 Wang Zhiyi (26). Japan shed tears on home soil. On the 24th, at the Ichinomiya Municipal Gymnasium in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, Japan lost to China in the women's team badminton final of the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games with …
[Cable News] In the Asian Games badminton women's team final, China defeated Japan to win gold. The Chinese team in red jerseys won their first singles match narrowly, with Wang Zhiyi losing the first game to Akane Yamaguchi.
The Asian Games, primarily being held in Aichi Prefecture, saw the women's badminton team final take place in Ichinomiya City on the 24th, featuring Akane Yamaguchi, a native of Katsuyama City. However, Japan lost to China 0-3, settling for a silver medal. Japan had defeated South Korea in the semi-finals on the 23rd, aiming for their first championship in two tournaments against China. Akane Yamaguchi, a native of Katsuyama City and ranked 3rd …
In the women's badminton team final at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games (held on the 24th at the Ichinomiya General Gymnasium in Aichi), Japan, aiming to reclaim the championship title, suffered a 0-3 defeat against China, settling for the silver medal...
At the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on the 24th, the women's badminton team final was held, and Japan suffered a straight-sets 0-3 defeat to China, winning the silver medal. From Kumamoto Prefecture, Akane Yamaguchi (Saishunkan Pharmaceutical) competed in the first singles, and Yuki Fukushima (Gifu Bluvic, Sakamoto Junior High School graduate) and Mayu Matsumoto competed in the first doubles.
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