THOMAS CUP FINAL : First in the Final, Japan Jump Champion

Japanese players Kento Momota bubbling excitement after his team won the Thomas Cup for the first time. JIBI / Reuters / Anindito MukherjeePemain Japan Kento Momota bubbling excitement after his team won the Thomas Cup for the first time. JIBI / Reuters / Anindito Mukherjee Monday, May 26, 2014 3:17 pm | JIBI / Solopos |
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Solopos.com, NEW DELHI - Japan won the first Thomas Cup in 2014. Note Japan more special because this is the first time they appear in the final round and straight championship.
Japan took home the Thomas Cup after winning the final match against Malaysia in a tight Siri Fort Indoor Stadium on Sunday (25/05/2014). Compete to fifth party, Japan finally won 3-2 after Takuma Ueda frustrate the opposition Daren Liew in battle three games.
Reported detiksport, this is the first title for Japan in the world championship men's team badminton biennial. Japan became the fourth country that have won the Thomas Cup after Indonesia, China, and Malaysia.
The success of Japan became the champion of Thomas Cup 2014 is special. Therefore, foreign troops 'Sunrise' was featured as a champion in his first appearance in the final round.
Since the Thomas Cup was first held in 1949, only this time Japan escapes to the top of the party. Previously, they were the best performance in the semi-finals in 2010 and 2012.

"TERJEMAHAN"

Pemain Jepang Kento Momota meluapkan kegembiraan setelah timnya meraih gelar juara pada Thomas Cup untuk pertama kalinya. JIBI/Reuters/Anindito MukherjeePemain Jepang Kento Momota meluapkan kegembiraan setelah timnya meraih gelar juara pada Thomas Cup untuk pertama kalinya. JIBI/Reuters/Anindito Mukherjee
Senin, 26 Mei 2014 03:17 WIB | JIBI/Solopos |
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Solopos.com, NEW DELHI – Jepang berhasil memenangi Piala Thomas pertamanya di tahun 2014. Catatan Jepang makin spesial karena ini adalah kali pertama mereka tampil di babak final dan langsung juara.

Jepang membawa pulang Piala Thomas setelah memenangi laga final yang ketat melawan Malaysia di Siri Fort Indoor Stadium, Minggu (25/5/2014). Bertanding hingga partai kelima, Jepang akhirnya menang 3-2 setelah Takuma Ueda mengandaskan perlawanan Daren Liew dalam pertarungan tiga gim.

Dilansir detiksport, ini adalah gelar pertama bagi Jepang di kejuaraan bulutangkis dunia beregu putra dua tahunan itu. Jepang menjadi negara keempat yang pernah memenangi Piala Thomas setelah Indonesia, China, dan Malaysia.

Keberhasilan Jepang menjadi juara Piala Thomas 2014 cukup istimewa. Sebab, pasukan negeri ‘Matahari Terbit’ itu tampil sebagai juara di penampilan pertamanya di babak final.

Sejak Piala Thomas pertama kali diselenggarakan di tahun 1949, baru kali ini Jepang lolos hingga partai puncak. Sebelumnya, capaian terbaik mereka adalah babak semifinal di tahun 2010 dan 2012.