In a thrilling round robin matchup at the World Women's Curling Championship held in Uijeongbu on Monday, hosts South Korea emerged victorious with a 9-6 win over China, marking their fourth consecutive triumph in the tournament.
The game began in the third end with South Korea taking an early 2-0 lead. Although China fought back in the fourth, the hosts maintained their momentum, adding a crucial point in the ninth end to extend their advantage to 6-3.
China's Wang Rui delivered a standout performance in the 10th end by knocking two South Korean stones off the button, tying the score at 6-6 and pushing the encounter into an extra end. In a tense final frame, South Korea strategically dropped their final stone to secure three points and close the match at 9-6.
This dramatic win not only bolsters South Korea's impressive start with four straight victories but also highlights the tactical precision and competitive spirit that define this prestigious global event. As the championship unfolds, both teams remain focused on refining their strategies and capturing further victories on the world stage.
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Hosts South Korea defeat China at World Women's Curling Championship
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