Jwala-Ashwini settle for silver in women's double

August 03, 2014 19:08

After the high of the first men's singles gold medal in 32 years, India faced disappointment is the women's double Badminton event as Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponappa lost in the final.

The Indian pair lost 17-21, 21-23 to the Malaysian combine of Khe Wei Koon and Vivian Kah Moon Hoo, despite having five game points in the second.

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