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Kevin Sanjaya and his partner Marcus Fernaldi Gideon both protested against the decision of the referee when they faced Denmark's Mads Conrad-Petersen / Mads Pieler Kolding in the second match.
The match was delayed by a few minutes, then Kevin protested to the referee and had the time to show gestures. "
" N We support Marcus and Kevin's request to file a complaint with BWF regarding the referee's operation. But we also admit that there is a player that we act excessively by giving a provocative move that throws his thumb should not be, "Budi said.
Due to his actions, Kevin and his partner Marcus almost gave a black card penalty is given after the end of the game.
"Therefore, let's talk to this couple of terms to be somewhat smothered in order to keep things at risk in the future.It is true that sometimes provocation is necessary as part of the strategy for the opponents to be disturbed, but do not exaggerate too much, do not provoke but we are also provoked ", he said. by one of the BWF officials in the locker room after the match, and discussed it with the BWF.
"PBSI through the committee spoke to the BWF.And what happens is a recording of the badessment of all parties at once clean and hope not to affect our preparation to Pelatnas and their own year began to focus on the preparations for the Tokyo Olympics in 2020. "
Marcus Fernaldi Gideon / Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo emerged victorious in the final by beating the Japanese duo Takuto Inoue / Yuki Kaneko 21-13, 21 -16.
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