If 21-year-old gets past Indonesian veteran Sugiarto, he could meet compatriot and world champion Loh in last 16. Read more at straitstimes.com.
He said: "I have been dealing with this problem since the Korea Open in April, and struggling with confidence and conditioning issues since. I'm extra motivated and don't want to disappoint my supporters." Born in Penang, Teh started playing badminton when he was four. He said: "I have always trained with Kean Yew but never played against him in a tournament, so that would be a good opportunity, but I cannot be fantasising about this when I have not even played my next match. I have to forget about today, recover and prepare well." "Tired lah, but I can deal with it," he told The Straits Times.
Taipei, July 12 (CNA) Taiwanese Olympic gold medalists Lee Yang (李洋) and Wang Chi-lin (王齊麟) returned to action after recovering from COVID-19 to rout ...
Finding their stride, the 2020 Tokyo Olympic champions reached match point at 20-13, with Flaatten and Rikheim able to save the first point but not the second. In the second game, the Norwegians were briefly in front 9-8 before Lee and Wang reeled off four consecutive points to take the lead 12-9. Back at their victorious return to competition Tuesday, Lee and Yang powered ahead in the opening game to lead 13-4 at one one stage and maintained that cushion for a comfortable first game win.
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However, the first two round matches will be streamed live at BWF TV’s ‘Making a comeback after the Indonesia Open last month, Srikanth will face a qualifier in the first round. This will be the second time, both the players will be up against each other. Meanwhile, Tan’s best performance this year is reaching the quarterfinals at European Championship. This will be the first meeting between both the players. Kashyap won their only previous meeting which happened seven years ago at the 2015 Malaysia Masters. Kashyap won the match in three games. Placed in the second quarter of the draw, Prannoy opens his campaign against Thailand’s Sitthikom Thammasin in the first round. With two semifinal finishes in the past month — Malaysia Masters and Indonesia Open — he would be eager to go one step further. Meanwhile, the other Indian pair of Megha Bora and Leela Rachapalli will be up against Sayaka Hobara and Hinata Suzuki. While the first round in singles will begin on Wednesday, Doubles action will kickstart on Tuesday. In the two’s absence, India’s campaign will be spearheaded by Krishna Prasad Garaga-Vishnuvardhan Goud Panjala and Dhruv Kapila-MR Arjun. Shyam Prasad and S Sunjith are the other Indian duo. In-form HS Prannoy will also play their opening matches today. In the 1st round action, Sindhu without much fuss defeated Lianne Tan of Belgium. Sindhu won 21-15, 21-11.
The men's doubles duo of MR Arjun and Dhruv Kapila breezed past the German duo of Jones Ralfy Jansen and Jan Colin Voelker to enter the pre-quarters of the ...
Arjun and Kapila, the only Indians in the fray, faced some resistance in the first game before breezing past the German duo of Jones Ralfy Jansen and Jan Colin Voelker 21-19 21-9 in 34 minutes. The men's doubles duo of MR Arjun and Dhruv Kapila breezed past the German duo of Jones Ralfy Jansen and Jan Colin Voelker to enter the pre-quarters of the Singapore Open Super 500. Indian pair of MR Arjun and Dhruv Kapila advanced into the men's doubles pre-quarterfinals of the Singapore Open Super 500 badminton tournament on Tuesday.
Arjun and Kapila, only Indians in fray, faced some resistance in the first game before breezing past Jones Ralfy Jansen and Jan Colin Voelker.
Indian top men’s doubles pair of Chirag Shetty and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy have withdrawn from the event as the latter is recovering from an injury. Indian pair of MR Arjun and Dhruv Kapila advanced into the men’s doubles pre-quarter finals of the Singapore Open Super 500 badminton tournament here on Tuesday. The Indian duo will be up against Sze Fei Goh and Nur Izzuddin of Malaysia in the next round.
SINGAPORE, July 12 — Two Malaysian men's doubles independent pairs cruised into the second round of the Singapore Open 2022 badminton championships today.
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A packed day of badminton action is ahead with Sindhu, Saina, Srikanth, and Prannoy, among others, opening their campaign at the Singapore Open 2022.
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After 11-8 lead at the mid-game interval, she kept moving ahead to pocket the opening game. She continued the momentum in the second game with a 5-1 advantage. Srikanth, however, turned the tables after the change of sides as he enjoyed a 11-8 cushion at the break and kept extending his lead to come back into the contest.
Two-time Olympic medallist P V Sindhu progressed to the women's singles second round with a convincing straight-game win over Belgium' Lianne Tan at the ...
She continued the momentum in the second game with a 5-1 advantage. Sindhu took time to get off the block, lagging 1-4 but she pulled away from 7-7 to never look back. A three-point burst helped Tan to narrow the lead but a relentless Sindhu stepped up her game to seal the issue without much ado.
Singapore [Singapore], July 13 (ANI): Olympic medalist PV Sindhu made a winning start to her Singapore Open 2022 campaign, defeating Belgium's Lianne Tan in ...
Manjunath won the final game and sealed the match for himself, advancing to the second round. Playing on court 1, PV Sindhu won the match within two straight games by margin of 21-15, 21-11. Manjunath won the match by margin of 17-21, 21-15, 18-21.