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London
2012 Olympics: badminton eight from China, Indonesia and South Korea expelled
TELEGRAPH UK - Four pairs in the women’s doubles were
disqualified from the Olympics for underperforming in the final group stages on
Tuesday night as they deliberately tried to lose by spraying shots wide or into
the net to secure an easier quarter-final draw.
The players, the Chinese world champions Wang Xiaoli and Yu
Yang, Greysia Poli and Meiliana Jauhari of Indonesia and two South
Korean pairs, Jung Kyung-eun and Kim Ha-na, and Ha Jung-eun and
Kim Min Jung, were jeered by the crowd.
The organising committee for the Games will not be offering
refunds to spectators who attended on Tuesday evening, despite Lord Coe
describing the incident as “depressing” and asking: “Who wants to sit through
something like that?”
Officials from the sport’s governing body conducted a frantic
round of meetings as they hastily arranged a disciplinary panel.
An official announcement of its findings was only made public as
spectators took their seats for last night’s women’s doubles quarter-finals.
Pairs from Canada, South Africa, Russia and Australia, who had thought their
Olympics were over, had to hastily prepare for a return to court in front of a
sell-out crowd.
