Group 1 - The Chinese badminton team demonstrated strong overall strength, dominating team events like the Thomas Cup, Uber Cup, and Sudirman Cup, but showed weaknesses in individual events, particularly in men's singles and doubles [1][2] - In men's singles, Shi Yuqi, nearing 30, had his best season, winning his first world championship, while other players like Li Shifeng and Wang Zhengxing have not yet achieved significant results, indicating a lack of depth in talent [1] - The women's singles has a group advantage with players like Wang Zhi Yi, Han Yue, and Chen Yufei ranked in the top five, but the absence of a world number one raises concerns among fans [2] Group 2 - The mixed doubles category remains a stronghold for the Chinese team, with the top two world rankings held by Chinese pairs and promising performances from younger combinations [2] - The women's doubles teams, while inconsistent, still rank among the world's best, with Liu Shengshu/Tan Ning winning the world championship and the "Holy Altar" combination securing five tour titles [2] - The men's doubles is a weak point, with only one pair qualifying for the year-end finals, highlighting the need for the team to cultivate and discover more talent to strengthen their roster [2]
优势尚存隐忧难除 国羽新人谁更强？
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-12-23 19:08