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Indian badminton ace Ajay Jayaram beat Estonian Raul Must 21-12, 21-18 in straight sets to retain his Dutch Open title. The 28-year-old took about 34 minutes to dispatch his 48th-ranked opponent.
The first game saw the Indian well ahead of his rival and end it with a massive 21-12 score. Jayaram scored 4 consecutive points as compared to Must’s 2 and secured 2 game points, while his rival scored none.
Must seemed more determined in the second set, as he matched the 25th-ranked Indian in most consecutve points scored, with 4. Jayaram once again outmatched his obstinate opponent to secure a game point and ended the match by winning the set 21-18.
This is Ajay Jayaram’s first title of the year, after his loss to Chen Long in the final of the Korea Open Super Series in September.
