After winning in Japan, Fajar/Fikri face a tougher test in China
That means the gap between the two pairs, which previously reached 28,496 points, is now predicted to shrink to 23,546 points.
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Summary
Fajar/Fikri told not to be complacent after winning the 2026 Japan Open. (FOTO: Humas PP PBSI) A A A Indonesian Men's Doubles Coach Antonius Budi Ariantho is happy that Fajar Alfian/Muhammad Shohibul Fikri won the 2026 Japan Open.
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Fajar/Fikri told not to be complacent after winning the 2026 Japan Open. (FOTO: Humas PP PBSI) A A A Indonesian Men's Doubles Coach Antonius Budi Ariantho is happy that Fajar Alfian/Muhammad Shohibul Fikri won the 2026 Japan Open.
according to OkezoneHappy Response from Indonesian Men's Doubles Coach Seeing Fajar/Fikri Win the 2026 Japan Open.
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