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Asiad: Malaysia’s Dota2 team falls to China, will battle for bronze

Malaysia will face either Kyrgyzstan or Mongolia in the bronze medal match tomorrow

6:18 PM MYT

 

HANGZHOU – The national Dota2 team’s campaign in the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games ended at the semifinal stage after going down 1-2 to China in front of a hostile crowd at the Hangzhou E-sport Centre today. 

In the semifinals today, the national squad represented by Chan Kok Hong, Cheng Jin Xiang, Thiay Jun Wen, Ng Wei Poong and Yap Jian Wei kicked of the match on a positive note by winning the first game.

However, China featuring Wang Chunyu, Lu Yao, Zhao Zixing, Yu Yajun and Yang Shenyi bounced back to take the next two games and book a slot in tomorrow’s final.

China will face the winner of the second semifinals between Kyrgyzstan and Mongolia, while the losing semifinalist will playoff for the bronze medal against Malaysia tomorrow.

E-sports had on Tuesday contributed a silver medal at the Arena of Valor after losing to China.

This is the first time E-sports have been included in the Asian Games, after making their entry at the 2018 Asian Games in Indonesia as a demonstration sport. – October 1, 2023

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