Loh Kean Yew Lee Zii Jia

The Singaporean led 20-19 in the third set, but his rival capitalised on his hastiness and won 22-20. Read more at straitstimes.com.

They were once again neck and neck in the rubber game, with Loh looking like he would overcome a few net cords that went against him as he came from behind to lead 20-19. Lee caught up at 6-6 and 11-11, but paid the price for his all-out attack as several of his smashes went wide as Loh forced a decider. In the 65-minute thriller, both players took turns to go on mini runs in the latest instalment of the rivalry between two 24-year-olds, who were both junior players growing up in Malaysia before Loh moved to Singapore as a 13-year-old.

Whoever wins the match may be facing Denmark's Viktor Axelsen in the finals. The next game of Axelsen, ranked number one in the world, ...

Whoever wins the match may be facing Denmark’s Viktor Axelsen in the finals. On Tuesday (June 14), Loh scored a win on the first day of the Indonesia Open, beating South Korea Heo Kwang-hee, 21-12, 23-21. “I feel I am ready to face tougher opponents from the next round.

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87% of our readers find this article useful How useful is this article to you? World No. 5 Zii Jia, who is looking to make up for his quarter-final exit from last week's Indonesia Masters, will meet either Olympic champion Viktor Axelsen or Indonesia's Anthony Ginting in the semi-finals tomorrow.

Long-time rivals Loh Kean Yew and Lee Zii Jia put on a thrilling quarter-final tie at the Indonesia Open, and it was reigning Asian champion Lee who emerged ...

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Lee Zii Jia stormed into the Indonesia Open men's singles semi-finals after another resilient performance to beat Causeway rival Loh Kean Yew 21-18, 16-21, ...

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KUALA LUMPUR: Lee Zii Jia today showed Singapore's Loh Kean Yew who is the boss once again.

"Honestly, the match was for our opponents to lose. "After the match, I told Kean Yew it was very lucky for me. "I thought we were close throughout. Kean Yew lamented about his lack of composure during the crucial moments. Hopefully I can bring this confidence into next round." Right from last week (at the Indonesia Masters), he's been really good," said Zii Jia.