Thrilling Homecoming for Wendy Zhang

It was a decent homecoming for Wen Yu (Wendy) Zhang, who assisted Canada with getting their most memorable group win today at the Uber Cup, the 21-year-old securing the third point Yue Yann Jaslyn Hooi. Canada won the tie 5-0. This being her most memorable competition in her nation of birth, Zhang was awed by the environment, and excited to hear individuals getting down on her Chinese name. "I hadn't dominated a solitary game - this was my most memorable success and clearly I'm glad to win a point for my group, and we're blissful we could beat Singapore," said Zhang. "My folks are here, a portion of my family members from different regions have come to watch me. I'm glad that I had the option to win before them and do right by them. "It's my most memorable time playing a competition in China, so I'm extremely blissful. I could hear individuals shouting my Chinese name, so it's very amazing. I'm not exceptionally used to such a group being in the arena - hearing the bird is hard. At times it's difficult to play, yet exceptionally glad to see that badminton is developing and individuals are watching and getting to know the game. "At the point when I first stroll on, I get very anxious however when the game beginnings I get into the game very quick and I will more often than not fail to remember that there are such countless people watching. Obviously it's scaring - there are such countless people watching badminton on every one of the four courts!" Zhang was brought into the world in Kunming and moved to Canada when she was in 4th grade. She had played some sporting badminton while experiencing childhood in China, however it turned into a serious pursuit solely after the family had moved to Canada. "I'm from a region that is exceptionally high height, so you can't actually play badminton there. I played casually with my folks, I took in the straightforward (nuts and bolts) however nothing intense until I moved to Canada. I returned to prepare in China throughout a mid year break yet not as of late." What are her recollections of the Uber Cup? "Getting to know my partners; we didn't actually know one another well indeed. Some of them are youngsters who came up to play with us since a portion of our (primary) players are harmed. So getting to know one another and applauding one another and having the group energy is significant. It was a great competition."