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The 20-year-old Hsieh Su Wei spearheaded Chinese Taipei to win the women's team title at the Asian Games tennis tournament early Saturday morning.

The final match, which was postponed until Friday evening due to continual rain breaks, was battled for four hours into early Saturday morning when Chinese Taipei beat India 2-1 in the Indian-packed Center Court of the Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex.

In the first singles match, India's Shikha Uberoi, who impressed the crowd with a never-say-die attitude in the semifinal against Uzbekistan on Wednesday, had some trouble in holding her serve as Chinese Taipei's Hsieh Su Wei managed to break twice to claim the opening set 6-2 in just 22 minutes.

Uberoi failed to hit top gear again in the inception of the second set, going down at 1-5, but she finally found some ground strokes to level it at 5-5 before losing 7-5.

"She (Hsieh) played really well and hit a lot of winners. I did not have a chance," said a disappointed Uberoi. "I fought in the second set, and it was pretty close at some moment, but it was not on top of my game. I panicked a little while she was so pushy."

In the second singles match, India's top player and 66th-rankedSania Mirza had no trouble in sailing through Chinese Taipei's Chan Yung Jan 6-2, 6-2, helping India level the score at 1-1.

In the doubles match, Hsieh Su Wei partnered with Chuang Chia Jung to destroy India's Sania Mirza/ Shikha Uberoi 7-6 (2), 6-1.

It's the second time Chinese Taipei took the women's team title at the Asian Games. They claimed the crown at the 1998 Asian Gamesin Bangkok, where they beat China in the final.

(Xinhua News Agency December 9, 2006)