Sports & Fitness

Pearly-Thinaah withdraw from Indonesia Open

This due to the former’s elbow injury sustained last week in Singapore

Updated 2 years ago · Published on 12 Jun 2023 8:58PM

Pearly-Thinaah withdraw from Indonesia Open
As Pearly Tan (right) is not yet at 100% after an elbow injury at last week’s Singapore Open, her and partner M. Thinaah will sit out the Indonesia Open which starts tomorrow. – ABDUL RAZAK LATIF/File pic, June 12, 2023

KUALA LUMPUR – Pearly Tan and M. Thinaah have pulled out of the Indonesia Open slated to open tomorrow and last till June 18 in Jakarta.

A Badminton Association of Malaysia statement confirmed that the withdrawal of the nation’s top-ranked women’s doubles pair from the Super 1000 event was due to Pearly’s elbow injury sustained in last week’s Singapore Open.

“With Pearly not yet at 100%, the coaching team reached the decision not to take an unnecessary risk by fielding her in the event,” according to the statement.

On June 7, Pearly-Thinaah had to exit their opening round match against Japan’s Rin Iwanaga-Kie Nakanishi in the deciding set due to Pearly’s injury with the score at 9-16 in favour of the Japanese pair.

Pearly-Thinaah lost the first set 13-21 but the reigning Commonwealth Games gold medallists came back strongly to win the second set 21-17 and force the match into a decider. – Bernama, June 12, 2023

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