Syed Modi International India GPG: Abhinav Manota tames Parash Md.Ahsun Habib in qualifying round
Abhinav Manota, a budding shuttler from India, showed a great performance and outplayed Parash Md.Ahsun Habib in Men’s Singles qualifying round of the Syed Modi International India GPG 2012 on Tuesday, December 18, in India.
The lofty Abhinav, who has been looking for an opportunity to prove his worth, showed a great temperament in the arena and remained successful in crushing Parash while taking the court time for just 20 minutes.
Indian shuttler was on a completely different level, showing no mercy to his rival, and registered his mark in the arena by winding up this qualifying round clash in straight sets with a one-sided margin.
Meanwhile, Parash could not find a way out from the aggressive play of his Indian opponent and he eventually crashed out without even showing a meagre resistance on court.
The incredible speed and powerful shots of Abhinav helped him to take control of the pace from the initial points of opening game.
Abhinav was quite quick in taking the bird timely and he did not encounter any problem in hitting his strokes in targeted areas.
The in-form Indian man stayed in dictating position all the way to establish a remarkable lead until the end of first part.
Parash tried his best to play positive badminton but could not take control of the game and remained struggling in the concluding half.
Abhinav remained consistent in employing powerful shots in targeted areas and eventually took the first set with a sound score of 21-14.
In the second game, Indian shuttler did not lose his superiority at any stage in the starting half of second set as he played with control and precision.
Abhinav displayed his unmatched skills in the arena by picking the bird timely from all areas and kept his domination over his challenger.
In the second half of second game, the lofty Abhinav continued his smooth ride and easily bagged the game with a superb difference of 21-12.
The lofty Indian player grabbed victory in this qualifying round contest in just 20 minutes with a comfortable 21-14 and 21-12 score on the board.
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