With amazing speed and top spin serves, China's Wang Mao literally toyed with Korea's Kim Jung Hoon for a 21-14, 21-16 win to put his team ahead.

In the second tie, Korea's Ryv Seung Min, after losing the first game to Tank Peng, came up with a sterling display, to recover from 12-18 for a 24-22 win in the second and went on to complete a 14-21, 24-22, 21-13 victory to level the score at 1-1.

After Zhang Li beat Yoon Jae Young 21-17, 13-21, 21-12 to put China again in the lead, Ryu Seung Min restored parity beating Wang Mao 21-16, 17-21, 21-9 to take the match to the deciding tie.

China's Tang Peng, after surviving some scare in the second game, won the match for China 3-2, scoring over Korea's Yoon Jae Young at 21-9, 21-6.

China thus avenged their 1997 loss to Korea at Goa andclaimed the double crown in the boys and girls events.

RESULTSp

Wang Mao bt Kim Jung Hoon 21-14, 21-16; Tang Peng lost to Ryu Seung Min 21-14, 22-24, 13-21; Zhanglizi bt Yoon Jae Young 21-17, 13-21, 21-12; Wang Mao lost to Ryu Seungmin 16-21, 21-17, 19-21; Tang Peng bt Yoon Jae Young 21-9, 21-6.

Final position (team championships)

Boys: 1 China, 2 Korea, 3 Japan, 3 India A, 5 Chinese-Taipei, 6 Yemen, 7 India B, 8 United Arab Emirates, 9 Malaysia, 10 Sri Lanka, 11 Hong Kong (China), 12 Bangladesh, 13 Maldives, 14 Turkmenistan.

Girls: 1 China, 2 Chinese Taipei, 3 India, 3 Korea, 5 Japan, 6 Hong Kong (China) 7 Malaysia, 8 Sri Lanka, 9 Bangladesh.