Wheelchair tennis at the 2010 Asian Para Games

Wheelchair tennis at the 2010 Asian Para Games were held in Tianhe Tennis School, Guangzhou, China PR, from December 13 to December 18. There were 4 gold medals in this sport.

Medal summary[]

Medal table[]

Retrieved from Asian Para Games 2010 Official Website.^[1]

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Japan (JPN)	2	2	0	4
2	Thailand (THA)	2	0	1	3
3	China (CHN)	0	1	1	2
	South Korea (KOR)	0	1	1	2
5	Chinese Taipei (TPE)	0	0	1	1
Totals (5 nations)		4	4	4	12

Medalists[]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's singles	Shingo Kunieda  Japan	Satoshi Saida  Japan	South Korea
Men's doubles	Japan (JPN) Shingo Kunieda Satoshi Saida	South Korea (KOR)	Thailand (THA)
Women's singles	Sakhorn Khanthasit  Thailand	China	China
Women's doubles	Thailand (THA) Sakhorn Khanthasit Ratana Techamaneewat	Japan (JPN) Kanako Domori	Chinese Taipei (TPE)

Result[]

Men's singles[]

Finals[]

First Round – December 13
	Score		Game 1	Game 2	Game 3
(CHN)	2–0	(MAS)	6–0	6–0
(THA)	2–0	(SRI)	6–0	6–0
(IND)	0–2	(IRQ)	1–6	2–6
(TPE)	0–2	Upali Rajakaruna (SRI)	6–7	0–6
(IRI)	0–2	(THA)	3–6	1–6
(IRI)	2–0	(IND)	6–0	6–0
(HKG)	0–2	Abu Samah Borhan (MAS)	0–6	0–6
Feng Xiaomin (CHN)	2–0	(TPE)	6–2	6–0
(IRQ)	0–2	(SRI)	3–6	3–6

	Second Round December 14							Quarterfinal December 16							Semifinal December 17							Final December 18
	1	Shingo Kunieda (JPN)	6	6
		(CHN)	0	0				1	Shingo Kunieda (JPN)	6	6
		(THA)	6	4	6			6	(KOR)	1	2
	6	(KOR)	4	6	7										1	Shingo Kunieda (JPN)	6	6
	3	(JPN)	6	6											3	(JPN)	1	0
		(IRQ)	0	0				3	(JPN)	6	6
		Upali Rajakaruna (SRI)	3	0				8	(THA)	2	3
	8	(THA)	6	6																		1	Shingo Kunieda (JPN)	6	6
	7	(THA)	6	6																		2	Satoshi Saida (JPN)	3	3
		(IRI)	1	2				7	(THA)	3	3
		Abu Samah Borhan (MAS)	1	2				4	(KOR)	6	6
	4	(KOR)	6	6											4	(KOR)	3	1
	5	(KOR)	6	6											2	Satoshi Saida (JPN)	6	6
		Feng Xiaomin (CHN)	2	0				5	(KOR)	3	1
		(SRI)	2	1				2	Satoshi Saida (JPN)	6	6
	2	Satoshi Saida (JPN)	6	6

Bronze medal match – December 18
	Score		Game 1	Game 2	Game 3
(JPN)	0–2	(KOR)	6–7	2–6

Consolation[]

	Consolation Quarterfinal December 15							Consolation Semifinal December 16							Consolation Final December 17
	115	(SRI)
								115	(SRI)	6	6
									(HKG)	2	2
	446	(IND)
		(HKG)	wo
															115	(SRI)	2	4
															183	(IRI)	6	6
	251	(MAS)	6	6
		(TPE)	2	1
								251	(MAS)	3	0
								183	(IRI)	6	6
	446	(IND)	0	3
	183	(IRI)	6	6

Men's doubles[]

	Round of 16 December 16							Quarterfinal December 16							Semifinal December 17							Final December 18
	1	Shingo Kunieda (JPN)  Satoshi Saida (JPN)
								1	Shingo Kunieda (JPN)  Satoshi Saida (JPN)	6	6
		Abu Samah Borhan (MAS)   (MAS)							Abu Samah Borhan (MAS)   (MAS)	1	0
															1	Shingo Kunieda (JPN)  Satoshi Saida (JPN)	6	6
	3	(THA)   (THA)													3	(THA)   (THA)	2	0
								3	(THA)   (THA)	6	6
		(TPE)   (TPE)	6	6					(TPE)   (TPE)	1	0
		(IND)   (IND)	1	1																		1	Shingo Kunieda (JPN)  Satoshi Saida (JPN)	6	6
		(IRI)   (IRI)	6	5	4																		(KOR)   (KOR)	0	2
		Feng Xiaomin (CHN)   (CHN)	4	7	6				Feng Xiaomin (CHN)   (CHN)	6	2	6
								4	(SRI)  Upali Rajakaruna (SRI)	1	6	3
	4	(SRI)  Upali Rajakaruna (SRI)														Feng Xiaomin (CHN)   (CHN)	1	1
															2	(KOR)   (KOR)	6	6
		(IRQ)   (IRQ)							(IRQ)   (IRQ)	0	0
								2	(KOR)   (KOR)	6	6
	2	(KOR)   (KOR)

Bronze medal match – December 17
	Score		Game 1	Game 2	Game 3
(THA)   (THA)	2–0	Feng Xiaomin (CHN)   (CHN)	6–1	6–4

Women's singles[]

	First Round December 13							Quarterfinal December 14							Semifinal December 16							Final December 18
	1	(KOR)
								1	(KOR)	6	1	4
		(HKG)	0	0					Sakhorn Khanthasit (THA)	4	6	6
		Sakhorn Khanthasit (THA)	6	6												Sakhorn Khanthasit (THA)	6	6
	3	(JPN)	6	3	6											(CHN)	1	1
		(TPE)	3	6	4			3	(JPN)	2	1
		(CHN)	7	6					(CHN)	6	6
		R. Techamaneewat (THA)	5	2																			Sakhorn Khanthasit (THA)	6	1	7
		(HKG)	2	0																			(CHN)	4	6	5
		(TPE)	6	6					(TPE)	0	0
		(CHN)	6	7					(CHN)	6	6
	4	Yui Kamiji (JPN)	4	6												(CHN)	7	6
		(THA)	6	6											2	Kanako Domori (JPN)	5	1
		(MAS)	0	0					(THA)	5	1
		(CHN)	1	1				2	Kanako Domori (JPN)	7	6
	2	Kanako Domori (JPN)	6	6

Bronze medal match – December 18
	Score		Game 1	Game 2	Game 3
(CHN)	2–0	Kanako Domori (JPN)	6–3	7–5

Women's doubles[]

Round Robin – December 13 to 17
	Score		Game 1	Game 2	Game 3
(TPE)   (TPE)	2–0	(CHN)   (CHN)	6–3	6–4
Sakhorn Khanthasit (THA)  Ratana Techamaneewat (THA)	2–0	(HKG)   (HKG)	6–0	6–0
(TPE)   (TPE)	2–0	(HKG)   (HKG)	6–0	6–0
Kanako Domori (JPN)   (JPN)	2–0	(CHN)   (CHN)	6–4	6–3
Sakhorn Khanthasit (THA)  Ratana Techamaneewat (THA)	2–0	(CHN)   (CHN)	6–3	6–0
Kanako Domori (JPN)   (JPN)	2–0	(TPE)   (TPE)	6–0	6–1
Kanako Domori (JPN)   (JPN)	2–0	(HKG)   (HKG)	6–1	6–0
Sakhorn Khanthasit (THA)  Ratana Techamaneewat (THA)	2–0	(TPE)   (TPE)	6–1	6–2
(CHN)   (CHN)	2–0	Sakhorn Khanthasit (THA)  Ratana Techamaneewat (THA)	6–0	6–1
Kanako Domori (JPN)   (JPN)	0–2	(HKG)   (HKG)	3–6	3–6

Rank	Athlete	W	L	Sets W/L	Games W/L
	Sakhorn Khanthasit (THA)  Ratana Techamaneewat (THA)	4	0	8 / 0	48 / 12
	Kanako Domori (JPN)   (JPN)	3	1	6 / 2	42 / 21
	(TPE)   (TPE)	2	2	4 / 4	28 / 31
4	(CHN)   (CHN)	1	3	2 / 6	29 / 37
5	(HKG)   (HKG)	0	4	0 / 8	2 / 48

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