European Mixed Team Championships: Patty Stolzenbach tames Claudine Barnig in Women’s Singles clash
Netherlands’ talented player Patty Stolzenbach showed her top class skills as she played with impressive control and outplayed Luxemburg’s Claudine Barnig in Women’s Singles clash at European Mixed Team Championships 2013 in Russia, on Tuesday, February
12.
The in-form Stolzenbach found a spectacular start in this team event championship as she played to her maximum potential and consumed just 18 minutes to overpower her opponent in a completely lopsided manner.
Dutch shuttler was at her best as she played with smashing speed and remained successful in finishing up this Women’s Singles battle in straight games with a completely crushing 21-9 and 21-11 score on the board.
On the contrary, Claudine tried to play positive badminton but she failed to live up to expectations as her rival was on a different level. She could not cope up with the incredible pace of rallies and eventually bowed down to Stolzenbach in straight sets.
Stolzenbach showed an amazing aggression in the arena from the starting points of first game by building a remarkable pressure on her challenger.
The hard-to-learn variations in Stolzenbach’s strokes helped her to continue her supremacy against Claudine and remained successful in maintaining a strong position in the arena.
Stolzenbach progressed with a stunning speed in the starting part and remained in lead on the board until the one-minute break in the opening set.
After the one-minute break, the in-form Stolzenbach stayed focused on court and remained successful in maintaining a sound difference.
The positive and attacking play of Stolzenbach helped her to secure the first game with an incredible 21-9 margin on the score board.
Claudine put in extra effort to play smart badminton in the starting part of second set but she failed to pile up pressure on her aggressive opponent and remained struggling in the arena.
Stolzenbach entertained the crowd with her impressive craft that helped her to keep pressure on her challenger who could not find good rhythm.
The impressive Dutch lady continued putting up reasonable performance in the ending part of second game and remained successful in securing the set with a lopsided 21-11 total on score board.
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