The Sunday's match against Aristotle was crucial and had really booked an early birth for us on the semifinals. We did not have plans for the opposition and relied on the basic of making every attempt for winning points rather than playing safe. In the process we lost quite a few points and won the most.
The performance was not at our best but was enough to be victorious and have to rise in our Game for next matches. It was again a great team effort.Starting from Niraj Patel who placed the ball relentlessly on the opposition court, Nandish played at the center and provided every opportunity for me to win the points by just tapping the ball and in turn pulled most of the points. Laxman's service was awesome and some of his serve was left unpick. But have to work on accuracy which will be a handful source for easy points. Ajay and Divyesh handled the left and right front really well. We thought victory would be quite easy but the opposition really made us earn it.
Having fixed their birth in semifinals both Plato and Zeno would want to continue their winning streak and would make every attempt to avoid Copernicus in the semis who looks quite good at the moment.
-Natwar
(Plato)
The performance was not at our best but was enough to be victorious and have to rise in our Game for next matches. It was again a great team effort.Starting from Niraj Patel who placed the ball relentlessly on the opposition court, Nandish played at the center and provided every opportunity for me to win the points by just tapping the ball and in turn pulled most of the points. Laxman's service was awesome and some of his serve was left unpick. But have to work on accuracy which will be a handful source for easy points. Ajay and Divyesh handled the left and right front really well. We thought victory would be quite easy but the opposition really made us earn it.
Having fixed their birth in semifinals both Plato and Zeno would want to continue their winning streak and would make every attempt to avoid Copernicus in the semis who looks quite good at the moment.
-Natwar
(Plato)
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