Asian Games badminton women's doubles final result: China team Chen/Jia Yifan beat South Korean team Bai/Li 2-0 to win the championship.

In the first game, the score between the two sides has been very tight. In the end, Chen/Jia Yifan won the first game with 2 1- 18. In the second game, the South Korean team scored continuously in the opening stage, but then the Fan Chen team gradually caught up with the score. At the crucial moment, Chen/Jia Yifan resisted the pressure and won another game with 2 1- 17, with a total score of 2-0, successfully defending the title!

After the game, Chen said that every ball was difficult, so he took it as his last game to fight hard. Jia Yifan spoke highly of teammate Chen. "I have Chen, the best partner in the world. I am lucky that she is standing next to me, not opposite me." . From the Tokyo cycle to the Paris cycle, the "Chen Fan" group has always been the number one main force of the national badminton women's doubles. After defending the World Badminton Championships and winning three consecutive championships, the pair won the China Open again and remained the first in the world.

Coordination of badminton women's doubles

Standing and moving: In badminton women's doubles, the standing and moving of two people need close cooperation. According to the opponent's position and attack direction, one person needs to block the net and interfere with the opponent, and the other person needs to organize the attack in the backcourt. At the same time, the two need to constantly adjust their positions to adapt to the opponent's movement and attack.

Path and rhythm: In badminton women's doubles, the path and rhythm of the two players also need to cooperate with each other. One person is responsible for organizing the frontcourt attack, and the other needs to create opportunities in the backcourt. At the same time, the two also need to control the pace of the game according to their opponents' situation and their own strength to maintain the initiative of the game.

Offensive and defensive conversion: In badminton women's doubles, the offensive and defensive conversion of both players also needs close cooperation. When the opponent's attack becomes fierce, one person needs to be in charge of defense and the other person needs to organize the attack in the backcourt. At the same time, the two men also need to adjust their offensive and defensive strategies according to their opponents' situation to adapt to their opponents' offensive methods.