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助阿尔维·法尔汉挺进熊本半决赛的4分
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阿尔维·法尔汉用连得4分回应了对手抹平分差后的反扑。从17-12领先到17-17,这名印尼选手眼看着同胞莫赫·扎基·乌拜迪拉将首局重新拉回悬念之中。随后,阿尔维拿下该局剩余的每一分;第二局也没有再遭遇同等程度的末段威胁,最终晋级熊本大师赛男单半决赛。1
乌拜迪拉又名乌拜德,从一开始就让比赛打得艰难。他多次取得领先,随后被阿尔维追平,这种局面一直持续到7-7。阿尔维首次拉开比分,靠的是连得3分,以10-7领先。他以11-8领先进入间歇,之后将分差扩大到13-8和15-9。此时,他已经建立了足够的优势,能够承受一波小幅追分,却没能挡住随后那波持续反扑。1
乌拜德先连得2分缩小分差。阿尔维靠对手一记出界球,将比分带到16-11;在17-12时,他仍领先5分。随后乌拜德连得5分。这波追分中,他打出一记重扣,在网前的对抗中得分,并将球打到阿尔维够不到的前场位置,将比分追成17-17。这并非只是阿尔维因失误丢掉领先:乌拜德找到了亲自终结回合的办法。1
稳住局势的回应
阿尔维立即终止了对手的连得分势头。他接连拿下3分,第三分凭一记重扣拿下,以20-17获得局点。随后他连续扣杀,在首次机会中结束了这一局。乌拜德的努力让比分恢复平局,但没有为他带来领先,也没能再拿下一分。1
与最终比分看起来轻松相比,这一区别更为重要。阿尔维并未将最初建立的显著优势保持到终场。他展现的其实是在优势消失时作出回应的能力。乌拜德已经让这局重新充满悬念之际,阿尔维打出了决定胜负的进攻段落。
两名选手的赛后评价提供了一种解释,但没有把整场比赛简化为一个回合。据detikSport报道,阿尔维认为自己已做好充分准备,应对乌拜德的速度和进攻。他还表示,上一轮在3号场比赛帮助他了解场地条件,感觉更能掌控局面。他们熟悉彼此的打法,并不意味着可以省去这样的准备。2
乌拜德的说法从另一面描述了同一个问题:阿尔维频繁改变节奏,打乱了他的计划,原定的打法从一开始就没有奏效。了解对手的打法,与能否将自己的打法施加于对手,是两回事。在这场四分之一决赛中,阿尔维更能让比赛按照自己偏好的节奏进行。2
第二局进一步印证了这一判断。阿尔维开局以6-3领先,随后将比分扩大至10-5,并拿下下一分,以11-5领先进入间歇。他在15-9时再次领先6分,之后又将分差扩大到17-10和19-10。与首局不同,这些后续优势并未被追至平分。1
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- Alwi Farhan won four straight points after Ubed erased his five-point lead.
- That response helped send Alwi into the Kumamoto Masters men's singles semifinals and ended his fellow Indonesian's tournament. He's now one victory from the final. How did Alwi stop that comeback and take control of the match?
- The quarterfinal lasted 43 minutes on Court 3 at Kumamoto Prefectural Gymnasium. Alwi beat Moh. Zaki Ubaidillah, known as Ubed, there on Friday, November 13, 2026. Both players knew each other's playing patterns.
- Alwi won 21-17, 21-12, finishing the quarterfinal in straight games. But the opening game demanded a recovery of his own after Ubed wiped out an advantage that had looked comfortable.
- Ubed repeatedly took the lead early, and Alwi kept drawing level until seven-all. Alwi then took three consecutive points for 10-7 and led 11-8 at the interval. He stretched that to 13-8, then 15-9. Ubed pulled back two points before a shot that went long gave Alwi a 16-11 lead.
- Alwi still led 17-12 when Ubed won five consecutive points. At 17-17, the game was level again. Alwi then took the final four points to win 21-17, denying Ubed a game after that recovery.
- Ubed's comeback included a hard smash, a winning net exchange and a shot to the front court beyond Alwi's reach. Alwi answered with three points to reach game point, the third from a hard smash. He converted his first opportunity with successive smashes, then opened the second game with a 6-3 lead.
- Alwi said he'd prepared to contain Ubed's speed and attacks. He also felt more comfortable with the conditions on Court 3, having played there in the previous round. That familiarity helped him feel more in control.
- Alwi widened his second-game lead to 10-5, then 11-5 at the interval. He maintained a six-point cushion at 15-9 and pushed ahead to 17-10, then 19-10. Another Ubed shot went out to bring match point at 20-12. Alwi finished with a cross-court shot Ubed couldn't reach, closing the game 21-12.
- Subscribe to this channel to follow Alwi's semifinal and his attempt to reach the final.
- Ubed said Alwi's changes of pace disrupted his plan from the start. Knowing his compatriot's game hadn't helped him impose his own. Alwi's preparation gave him a way to contain the attacks, then change the rhythm himself.
- Ubed still felt he'd made progress in Kumamoto. He'd lost in the opening round of the Korea Open the previous week and was pleased to go further here. He said he'd learned from that experience. But his five-point comeback in the opening game was his last sustained challenge to Alwi's control.
- Lakshya Sen beat Yushi Tanaka 21-16, 21-15 in the other quarterfinal. Alwi is now reportedly set to face the Indian player in Saturday's semifinal. Sen's victory settles the matchup that had depended on the outcome of his match against Tanaka.
- Alwi had said he'd be ready for either opponent and would concentrate on preparing himself. Against Ubed, he stopped the first-game comeback immediately after the scores drew level. In the second, he kept extending his advantage, leaving Ubed without an equivalent late surge.
- The tournament runs November 10 through 15. Saturday's semifinal session starts at 10 a.m. Japan time. Alwi's individual start time hasn't been confirmed. Sunday's finals session starts at 11 a.m., with the schedule subject to change.
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