Shuttler Jayaram retains Dutch Open title with straight games win
INDIAN SHUTTLER Ajay Jayaram retained the $50,000 Dutch Open Grand Prix men’s singles title by beating Estonia’s Raul Must 21-12, 21-18 in the final in Almere on Sunday.
A happy me :) pic.twitter.com/9anvykWsLX
— Ajay Jayaram (@ajay_289) October 11, 2015
From the very first game, Jayaram was at his very best and did not fall behind. He clinched it quite easily as Raul failed to come up with the answers.
In the second game, Raul slowly crawled back into the contest, forcing Jayaram to play some false strokes. Both shuttlers were locked at 7-7 at one point of time.
World No.26 Jayaram, however, did not lose his nerve and showed great determination to surge ahead and was finally able to bag the game 21-18. The 28-year-old sealed the match in only 34 minutes.
@ajay_289 superb Ajay👍 congratulations👏👏👏 🇮🇳
— sikkireddy (@sikkireddy) October 11, 2015
Hey Ajay, congrats on the win and way to go. You've done us all proud. @ajay_289, @ravindran_ajit
— Suresh Menon (@sureshnmenon) October 11, 2015
@ajay_289 👍👍
— Parupalli Kashyap (@parupallik) October 11, 2015
@ajay_289 u make us proud.cheers bro on nailing the Dutch open
— Jigar Singh (@iam_jigarsingh) October 11, 2015
@ajay_289 Very Well played, Many Congratulations on your second #GrandPrix of the year ☺ #DutchOpen
— smÎta (@The_Smita) October 11, 2015
