Pearly-Thinaah stage amazing fightback to reach semis

Pearly-Thinaah got off to a rocky start at the Axiata Arena, with several errors at the net proving costly as they lost the first game. theSun theSundaily badminton PearlyThinaah MalaysiaMasters2023

: Top national women’s doubles pair Pearly Tan-M. Thinaah staged a remarkable fightback to stun fourth seeds Yuki Fukushima-Sayaka Hirota 13-21, 21-19, 21-16 and check into the semi-finals of the Malaysia Masters 2023, here, today.

Things looked gloomy for the national camp when world number 11 Pearly-Thinah found themselves trailing again in the second game before levelling the scores at 16-all before stepping on the gas to win it 21-9 and force a decider. Buoyed, the Malaysians then sealed a 21-16 win to book a spot in the last four after a gruelling battle that lasted nearly two hours.

Despite finding herself huffing and puffing in the last two games, Pearly admitted that the presence of her family here inspired her to finish off what they started and advance to the next stage with Thinaah.

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