Gregoria Failed To The 2024 Arctic Open Final

Gregoria Mariska Tunjung was stopped at the semifinals of the 2024 Arctic Open (doc. PBSI).

JAKARTA - Gregoria Mariska Tunjung failed to advance to the 2024 Arctic Open final after losing to the Chinese singles, Han Yue, in a rubber game fight at Energia Areena Vantaa, Finland, Saturday, October 12, 2024, afternoon WIB.

The women's singles, the only remaining at the 2024 Arctic Open, gave up with a score of 9-21, 21-16, and 9-21.

Gregoria looked helpless in the first set against the seeds of the two tournaments. He immediately fell 0-5 behind at the start of the match.

Gregoria's points were also stuck. He only got one point when the opponent closed the interval.

There were four points in a row after the break. However, Han Yue moved back 14-5. The Chinese single then refused to smoothly secure the first game.

In the second set, Gregoria tried to get up. However, he got fierce resistance from Han Yue.

The pursuit of the numbers occurred before Gregoria took the 11-8 interval. After the break, his opponent did not catch up again and was able to equalize 1-1.

In the determination set, Gregoria anticlimaks. The points struggled like the first set with a trail of 0-4 at the beginning of the game.

Han Yue then secured the advantage of the 11-6 interval when the two badminton players had to change sides of the field.

After that, Han Yue became more comfortable with a far advantage of 16-7 after getting four points in a row.

Gregoria had gained points, but stopped at number 9. Meanwhile, Han Yue continued to advance with four consecutive points to close the third set.

Han Yue's victory made the meeting record with Gregoria a 4-4 draw.

Next, the Chinese single will face Thailand's representative, Ratchanok Intanon, in the top party.

Intanon strolled into the final after beating Japan's representative Tomoka Miyazaki in two straight sets, 21-11 and 21-14.

Meanwhile, Indonesia just has to leave Jonatan Christie. He will try to win the final ticket tonight against Thailand's singles, Kunlavut Vitidsarn.