Flaws hopes to progress in singles tournament

Lynda Flaws eased to victory against St Kitts and Nevis player Angelisa Freeman in the Women's Singles table tennis. Photo: Kevin Jones
Lynda Flaws eased to victory against St Kitts and Nevis player Angelisa Freeman in the Women’s Singles table tennis. Photo: Kevin Jones

Shetland table tennis star Lynda Flaws won comfortably this afternoon in her first game of the Women’s Singles tournament in Glasgow.

Flaws played Angelisa Freeman of  St Kitts and Nevis and ran out the 4-0 winner after 16 minutes of play.
She took the first set 11-9 and then dominated her opponent taking the next three 11-5, 11-6, 11-2. That victory means Flaws should be relatively fresh when she takes on Jamaica’s Yvonne Foster at 7.30pm in the preliminary rounds of the competition.
However, Foster also defeated Freeman 4-0. Following the preliminary round the successful players enter a round of 64 when the competition enters a knock-out stage.
There will be a full round-up of the Commonwealth Games action featuring Shetlanders in this week’s Shetland Times.

 

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