Zhang leads China to 5th straight Uber Cup title

Zhang leads China to 5th straight Uber Cup title

TOKYO, Japan - Athens Olympic gold medalist Zhang Ning (3rd from left) edged silver medalist Mia Audina Tjiptawan at Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium on May 6 as China beat the Netherlands 3-0 for its fifth straight Uber Cup women's world team title and 10th overall . (Kyodo)

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