Indonesia Masters 2022

Fourth seed PV Sindhu will face World No 30 Gregoria Mariska Tunjung for a place in the quarterfinals of the Super 500 Daihatsu Indonesia Masters 2022.

They last met during the 2019 Denmark Open where Sindhu defeated the Indonesian 22-10, and 21-18. On the other hand, Gregoria had a stellar junior career as she had won a gold medal in the 2017 World Junior Championship and a silver medal during the 2016 Asian Junior Championship. Her transition towards the senior circuit was slow. When and what time will the match between PV Sindhu and Gregoria Mariska Tunjung be played? Sindhu is the overwhelming favorite in this match. Where will the Indonesia Masters 2022 match between PV Sindhu and Gregoria Mariska Tunjung be played? Sindhu was far from her best and struggled initially during her first match against World No 22 Line Christophersen as she committed a lot of errors when she dropped the first game before making a comeback and win 18-21, 21-15, and 21-11.

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The tournament second seed, who is in Jakarta, shared on his social media that he is is recovering from an injury, and does not feel fully fit to participate in a tournament just yet. Sindhu fought back after going a game down against the Dane to take victory 18-21, 21-15, 21-11. Also off to a winning start were Lee Zii Jia, PV Sindhu and Loh Kean Yew. Sixth seed Christie took the opening game, but Zhao who is ranked 35 in the world, fought his way back in the second game to force a decider, which he then went on to win, to snatch victory 10-21, 21-14, 21-11. Indonesian fans were relieved when Anthony Sinisuka Ginting bounced back from a game down to win his opening game of the tournament. Viktor Axelsen, Chen Yu Fei, and women's doubles pairing of Wang Yi Lyu and Huang Dong Ping all got their campaigns off to a winning start on Wednesday (8th June), securing a place in the second round of the competition.

Malaysian badminton star Lee Zii Jia is off to a great start at the ongoing Indonesia Masters 2022. Here's where you can catch him in action.

— BAM (@BA_Malaysia)— BAM (@BA_Malaysia) #IndonesiaMasters2022Order of Play — BAM (@BA_Malaysia)— BAM (@BA_Malaysia) #IndonesiaMasters2022Order of Play Since going independent, Lee has been making strategic choices about the events that he participates in. If all goes well, he is likely to meet home favourite Anthony Sinisuka Ginting, and even take on reigning Olympic champ and World No. 1 player Viktor Axelsen, or Indonesia’s Jonathan Christie. Lee already had the upper hand, having won their most recent encounter about a year ago at the HYLO Open 2021. Although he came near to bagging the Thomas Cup title in Bangkok most recently, the ongoing Indonesia Masters is his chance for redemption.

KUALA LUMPUR, June 9 — National men's singles ace, Lee Zii Jia sailed into the quarter-finals of the Indonesia Masters 2022 after brushing aside Mark ...

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However, the Indian came out all guns blazing and reeled off six straight points to move to 16-12 before sealing the opening game. She used her experience and reach to engage her opponents in long rallies initially. The second game was a complete contrast as it was Tunjung who started on an attacking note and raced to a 10-5 lead before Sindhu fought back to draw parity at 15-15.

While Sen registered a comfortable win over world number 13 Rasmus Gemke in 54 minutes, Sindhu was made to toil hard for over an hour by Gregoria Mariska ...

However, the Indian came out all guns blazing and reeled off six straight points to move to 16-12 before sealing the opening game. She used her experience and reach to engage her opponents in long rallies initially. In the women's singles, Sindhu was made to toil hard for over an hour by Gregoria Mariska Tunjung of Indonesia before winning 23-21, 20-22, 21-11 in the second round. Sen overturned a 0-3 deficit to a 9-6 advantage, only to allow Gemke to hold a slender 11-10 cushion at the break. The second game was a complete contrast as it was Tunjung who started on an attacking note and raced to a 10-5 lead before Sindhu fought back to draw parity at 15-15. From there on, it was a neck-and-neck fight between the two players as they traded points till 21 before Sindhu raised her level to pocket the first game.