Chiu/Wang vs Okamura/Yamashita | The decider made the difference

Right between the two, good work. 2, 0. That's a good finish. Robbie mashed that. 4, 2, 8, 5. Not managing to get that back. So this is over. 12, 0. Oh, couldn't finish it off. Oh, played that late. I think just a bit of miscommunication there. Oh, good shot. Just got bunched up together. 15, 16, 18, 17. That's a good shot from Wang Chieh-Lin, that sets up two game points for the Chinese Taipei Pair. Very quick to pounce on that, Wang Chieh-Lin, and so they take the very, very tight first game, 21-19. Yeah, good attack from the Japanese. Had a look at that line, didn't he? Yumashita, good redirect. That seemed to take Wang Qilin by surprise, Okumura's shot. An easy finish for Wang Chieh-Lin. Still can of course, but sometimes you just give that little opening. Good shot there from Joe. Crucial point this one you feel in the context of the second game. And no surprises. It's our longest rally in a while and Wang Chieh-Lin, excellent work from him. Does he got that in? He has. Wang Chieh-Lin with that backhand down the line, but that is well out. So Wang Chieh-Lin had been instrumental in that comeback. Well, the concerning thing from the perspective of lead a fight back like he did in the previous game with Chou Shang-Chieh. Five in a row. Well, a little broken string is a small price to pay to end that run. 13. Snapped up there, Qiu. Good defending. This is a great rally. And it's the Japanese, they come out on top, Wakamura, the finishing touch, it was all Yamashita before that, easy finish, and it sets up match point, what a brilliant third game it has been for Wakamura and Yamashita, well half of this pairing got to the final last year, they've been excellent since they've been paired together earlier in 2026, and the Japanese public would love to see one of their own, a pair of their own win. A men's doubles title for the first time here, the Kumamoto Masters.