All Malaysian Results

[weeyet]

Below are all Qualifying results of Malaysian Players:
29 June

MEN SINGLES:
Qualifier:
Salim Sameon
beat Derek Wong Zi Liang

Fail to qualify:
Mohd Shafiq Jamaluddin beaten by Juergen Koch (Q2)
Ismail Saman beaten by Poompat Sapkulchanart (Q2)
Law Yen Thien beaten by Chen Chih Hao (Q1)
Lim Kenn beaten by Mohd Shafiq Jamaluddin (Q1)
Lim Chen Wet beaten by Chew Swee Hau (Q1)
Azrihanif Azahar betaen by Lee Chen Yen (Q1)
Tan Chun Seang beaten by Aaron Tan Wei Kiat (Q1)
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WOMEN SINGLES
Fail to qualify:
Wong Mew Choo beaten by Gu Juan (Q1)
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MEN DOUBLES:
Qualifier:
Wong Choong Hann-Chew Choon Eng
beat Hu Chung Hsien-Tsai Chia Hsin


Fail to qualify:
Hoon Thien How-Tan Boon Heong
beaten by Simon Archer-Anthony Clark (Q2)
Au Kok Leong-Chin Tze Seong
beaten by S. Khoosakunthum-N. Nakktong(Q1)
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WOMEN DOUBLES:
Fail to qualify:
Ang Li Peng-Chor Hooi Yee
beaten by Jung Youn Kyung-Jun Woul Sik (Q2)
Haw Chiu Hwee-Julia Wong Pei Xian
beaten by Le Ngoc Nguyen Nhung-Ngo Hai Van (Q2)
Fong Chew Yen-See Phui Leng
beaten by Novita Jo-Polii Gresya (Q1)
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MIXED DOUBLES:
Qualifier:
Tan Bin Shen-See Phui Leng
beat Hu Chung Hsien-Liu Chia Chi

[weeyet]

MEN SINGLES
Advance to Round 2:
[11]Wong Choong Hann beat Juergen Koch (AUT), 15-5, 15-8
to vs Ronald Susilo (SIN) 50%-50%

[6]Muhd Hafiz Hashim beat Joachim Persson(DEN), 15-3, 15-5
to vs Gong Weijie (CHN) 60%-40%

[16]Sairul Amar Ayob beat Michael Christensen(DEN), 15-3, 15-3
to vs Lee Cheol Ho (KOR) 50%-50%

[12]Kuan Beng Hong beat Bob Milroy(CAN), 15-0, 15-6
to vs Liao Sheng-Shiun (TPE) 55%-45%

Lee Tsuen Seng beat Shinya Ohtsuka(JPN), 15-13, 15-5
to vs Lee Hhyun Il (KOR) 45%-55%

[4] Lee Chong Wei beat Chen Jin(CHN), 15-7, 15-10
to vs Peter Mikkelsen (DEN) 65%-35%

Mohd Roslin Hashim beat Kendrik Lee Yen Hui(SIN), 15-11, 15-7
to vs [2]Kenneth Jonassen (DEN) 45%-55%

Fail to advance:
Yeoh Kay Bin beaten by Gong Weijie(CHN), 15-7, 13-15, 10-15
Salim Sameon beaten by Shon Seung Mo(KOR), 8-15, 4-15
Khrishnan Yogendran beaten by [15]Dicky Palyama(NED),15-10, 7-15,16-17

Rockszzzz:D

[wl2172]

MEN SINGLES
Advance to Round 2:
[11]Wong Choong Hann beat Juergen Koch (AUT), 15-5, 15-8
to vs Ronald Susilo (SIN) 50%-50%

[6]Muhd Hafiz Hashim beat Joachim Persson(DEN), 15-3, 15-5
to vs Gong Weijie (CHN) 60%-40%

[16]Sairul Amar Ayob beat Michael Christensen(DEN), 15-3, 15-3
to vs Lee Cheol Ho (KOR) 50%-50%

[12]Kuan Beng Hong beat Bob Milroy(CAN), 15-0, 15-6
to vs Liao Sheng-Shiun (TPE) 55%-45%

Lee Tsuen Seng beat Shinya Ohtsuka(JPN), 15-13, 15-5
to vs Lee Hhyun Il (KOR) 45%-55%

[4] Lee Chong Wei beat Chen Jin(CHN), 15-7, 15-10
to vs Peter Mikkelsen (DEN) 65%-35%

Mohd Roslin Hashim beat Kendrik Lee Yen Hui(SIN), 15-11, 15-7
to vs [2]Kenneth Jonassen (DEN) 45%-55%

Fail to advance:
Yeoh Kay Bin beaten by Gong Weijie(CHN), 15-7, 13-15, 10-15
Salim Sameon beaten by Shon Seung Mo(KOR), 8-15, 4-15
Khrishnan Yogendran beaten by [15]Dicky Palyama(NED),15-10, 7-15,16-17

Rockszzzz:D

Nice summary weeyet.

I am slightly disappointed by Mew Choo, perhaps she is not fully fit yet?

[weeyet]

Date: 29 June
2 malaysian pairs beat the japanese to advance to round 2, they will face world no.1 and no.2 then!!!

Advance to Round 2:
Gan Teik Chai-Fong Chew Yen bt S.Ikeda-S.Suetsuna (JPN), 15-1, 15-9
to vs [1]Nathan Robertson-Gail Emms (ENG), 25%-75%

[10]Koo Kien Keat-Wong Pei Tty bt K.Masuda-M.Maeda (JPN), 2-0
to vs [2]Gao Ling-Huang Sui (CHN), 40%-60%


Failed to advance:
Tan Bin Shen-See Phui Leng beaten by Tsai Chia Hsin-Cheng Wen Hsin(TPE)
Mohd Fairuzizuan Tazari-Ooi Sook Ai beaten by Lee Yong Dae-Ha Jung Eun (KOR)

[weeyet]

Date: 29 June
The only player that made it into the round 1, Sutheaswari a/p Mudukasan (world ranking no.45) lost, therefore no more malaysian players in WS

Fail to advance:
Sutheaswari a/p Mudukasan beaten by Yu Hirayama (JPN), 7-11, 2-11

[Mag]

[4] Lee Chong Wei beat Chen Jin(CHN), 15-7, 15-10
to vs Peter Mikkelsen (DEN) 65%-35%


I can't help but wonder how you arrived at those percentages? In that match, it's more like 95%-5% for LCW. :p Mikkelsen has some talent, but he has a looong way to go before he can seriously compete at this level. Just my few cents!

[weeyet]

I can't help but wonder how you arrived at those percentages? In that match, it's more like 95%-5% for LCW. :p Mikkelsen has some talent, but he has a looong way to go before he can seriously compete at this level. Just my few cents!

:D , just not too risky for that percentage...
by the way, the 50%-50% between Sairul Amar Ayob and Lee Cheol Ho end up by Sairul beating Lee easily in 25 minutes 15-1, 15-3.

[weeyet]

Choong Hann is playing MD also... has that affected his performance in MS?

[KourKK]

Wong Choon Han just lost to Susilo... 15-3 15-9... argh.... :crying: :crying:

[weeyet]

Date: 29 June, Night

A mixed feelings for the Malaysian!!! Out of 7 players in 2nd round, 4 through to the 3rd round. Choong Hann crashed out to Ronald Susilo in just 39 minutes... Battles of the Lees see Hyun-il goes through, although Tsuen Seng won the close first game.. Sairul and Chong Wei sent their opponents packing in just around 25 mintues.

MEN SINGLES:
Advance to 3rd Round:
[6]Muhammad Hafiz Hashim bt Gong Weijie (CHN), 15-7, 15-11
to vs [9]Ng Wei, 70%-30%

[16]Sairul Amar Ayob bt Lee Cheol Ho (KOR), 15-1, 15-3
to vs [8]Taufik Hidayat, 25%-75%

[12]Kuan Beng Hong bt Liao Sheng-Shiun (TPE), 15-10, 15-6
to vs [5]Bao Chunlai, 35%-65%

[4]Lee Chong Wei bt Peter Mikkelsen(DEN), 15-7, 15-1
to vs Lee Hyun Il (KOR), 70%-30%

Failed to advance:
[11]Wong Choong Hann beaten by Ronald Susilo (SIN), 3-15, 9-15:crying::crying:
Lee Tsuen Seng beaten by Lee Hyun-Il (KOR), 15-13, 7-15, 4-15
Mohammad Roslin Hashim beaten by [2]Kenneth Jonassen(DEN), 10-15,6-15

[weeyet]

All Lost!!!!

MEN SINGLES
Failed to advance:
[16]Sairul Amar Ayob beaten by [8]Taufik Hidayat, 14-17, 4-15
[12]Kuan Beng Hong beaten by [5]Bao Chunlai 9-15, 12-15
[4]Lee Chong Wei beaten by Lee Hyun Il 13-15, 15-6, 4-15
[6]Muhd Hafiz Hashim beaten by [9]Ng Wei, 12-15, 15-8, 12-15:crying::crying:

[weeyet]

All OUT!!

MEN DOUBLES 1st Round:
Advance to 2nd round:
Tan Bin Shen-Ong Soon Hock
beat Rasmus Mangor Andersen-Michael Lamp, 15-12, 15-7

Failed to advance:
Choong Tan Fook-Lee Wan Wah
beaten by [5]Cai Yun-Fu Haifeng, 10-15, 15-10, 9-15 :crying:(yannie, hate u)

Wong Choong Hann-Chew Choon Eng
conceded walk-over to David Lindley-Kristian Roebuck

Lin Woon Fui-Mohd Fairuzizuan Tazari
beaten by Hendra Gunawan-Joko Riyadi, 15-9, 8-15, 11-15

[8]Chan Chong Ming-Koo Kien Keat
beaten by Eng Hian-Flandi Limpele, 10-15, 10-15

Gan Teik Chai-Mohd Zakry Abdul Latif
beaten by [7]Lee Jae Jin-Jung Jae Sung, 15-11, 5-15, 11-15

MEN DOUBLES 2ND ROUND:
Failed to advance:
Tan Bin Shen-Ong Soon Hock
beaten by [6]Mathias Boe-Carsten Mogensen, 3-15, 3-15:crying:

[weeyet]

Chin-WOng in QF

WOMEN DOUBLES 1ST ROUND
Advance to 2nd Round:
[8]Chin Ee Hui-Wong Pei Tty
beat Jwala Gutta-Shruti Kurian (IND)15-6, 15-8

Fail to advance:
Mooi Hing Yau-Ooi Sock Ai
beaten by Helen Nichols-Charmaine Reid (CAN), 13-15, 12-15

WOMEN DOUBLES 2ND ROUND
Advance to 3rd Round:
[8]Chin Ee Hui-Wong Pei Tty
beat Tracey Hallam-Natalie Munt (ENG), 15-12, 15-6
to vs Jo Novita-Gresya Polii, 50%-50%

[weeyet]

All bow out to world no. 1 and no.2

MD Round 2:
Fail to advance:
Koo Kien Keat-Wong Pei Tty
beaten by [2]Zhang Jun-Gao Ling, 15-5, 3-15, 11-15

Gan Teik Chai-Fong Chew Yen
beaten by [1]Nathan Robertson-Gail Emms, 3-15, 3-15

[weeyet]

Hey..... Kuan Beng Hong

[yannie]

All OUT!!

MEN DOUBLES 1st Round:
Advance to 2nd round:
Tan Bin Shen-Ong Soon Hock
beat Rasmus Mangor Andersen-Michael Lamp, 15-12, 15-7

Failed to advance:
Choong Tan Fook-Lee Wan Wah
beaten by [5]Cai Yun-Fu Haifeng, 10-15, 15-10, 9-15 :crying:(yannie, hate u)

Wong Choong Hann-Chew Choon Eng
conceded walk-over to David Lindley-Kristian Roebuck

Lin Woon Fui-Mohd Fairuzizuan Tazari
beaten by Hendra Gunawan-Joko Riyadi, 15-9, 8-15, 11-15

[8]Chan Chong Ming-Koo Kien Keat
beaten by Eng Hian-Flandi Limpele, 10-15, 10-15

Gan Teik Chai-Mohd Zakry Abdul Latif
beaten by [7]Lee Jae Jin-Jung Jae Sung, 15-11, 5-15, 11-15

MEN DOUBLES 2ND ROUND:
Failed to advance:
Tan Bin Shen-Ong Soon Hock
beaten by [6]Mathias Boe-Carsten Mogensen, 3-15, 3-15:crying:
dear weeyet, please don't hate me:o
can't help my predictabilities

[weeyet]

dear weeyet, please don't hate me:o
can't help my predictabilities

yan... dun worry... no hate u... just not happy la... all of them lose

[hcyong]

It was a disaster. Has it ever happened that it was our women who were left to carry the flag?

[Sealman]

It was a disaster. Has it ever happened that it was our women who were left to carry the flag?

Even though Choong Tan Fook-Lee Wan Wah were beaten by Cai Yun-Fu Haifeng, the Malaysians put up a very good fight and gave the Chinese a scare. They were tied 9-9 in the rubber set and unfortunately could not move on.

[Sealman]

I watch Koo Kien Keat's play in MD and XD and found his play very stylish but couldnt get the points :) And he was covering too much for Wong Pei Tty in the XD.

[chome]

I watch Koo Kien Keat's play in MD and XD and found his play very stylish but couldnt get the points :) And he was covering too much for Wong Pei Tty in the XD.

Sorry to know that all malaysians player were out except the Women Double.

:crying:

[hcyong]

Even though Choong Tan Fook-Lee Wan Wah were beaten by Cai Yun-Fu Haifeng, the Malaysians put up a very good fight and gave the Chinese a scare. They were tied 9-9 in the rubber set and unfortunately could not move on.

I can see that all the Malaysians went down fighting (except for Tan/Ong who lost rather tamely), and I am not too disappointed. But still, I couldn't help this general feeling of frustration and let-down. A few had first-set wins but ended up losing.

[weeyet]

I wasn't there, can anyone tell me why Wong-Chew conceded a walkover??:crying:

[weeyet]

It was a disaster. Has it ever happened that it was our women who were left to carry the flag?

I don't know, but this is the first time it is so obvious..!!!

[weeyet]

I wasn't there, can anyone tell me why Wong-Chew conceded a walkover??:crying:

Just read newspaper, Choon Eng down with high fever... why always be like that.... :(

[weeyet]

Wong Choong Hann-Chew Choon Eng
The day started badly for Malaysia when Chew Choon Eng-Wong Choong Hann were forced to concede a walkover to England’s David Lindley-Kristian Roebuck in the men’s doubles first round after Choon Eng came down with high fever.


Lee Chong Wei
He was simply “too heavy” against the aggressive Hyun-il who took full advantage of the tired Malaysian to earn a quarter-final clash against Chunlai today. Said Chong Wei: “I am not disappointed. In sports you lose some and you win some. I was simply too tired to fight back.”



Hafiz kia
Hafiz looked good in the rubber when he took the lead at 7-2. Even two bad line calls did not affect the lanky Hafiz but Ng Wei then brought his defence into play to frustrate the Malaysian. Ng Wei kept the bird low to catch the Malaysian off-guard in the decider with the score tied at 12-12. Ng Wei reeled off the three points to take the match.



Kuan Beng Hong
Bao Chunlai ran out a 15-9, 15-12 winner over Beng Hong but the fast improving Malaysian gave the Chinese a run for his money. It was Chunlai’s experience at international level that proved to be the deciding factor.




Choong Tan Fook-Lee Wan Wah
Former number one Malaysian pair Choong Tan Fook-Lee Wan Wah, playing in their first international after six months, fought a three-game battle against China’s Cai Yun-Fu Haifeng before bowing out. The fifth seeds won the first round match 15-10, 10-15, 15-9.
(The results I'm satisfied with, considering LWW had not competed in such high level competition and only made a come back for a very long time)

[xijiayu]

Looking at how Lin Dan dashed Ng Wei without any difficulties, I think Malaysian players are still far behind Chinese players. Judging from their current forms, they can forget about WC and next week's Malaysian Open. Even if they could spark some surprises in Malaysian Open, people would think that they are only good at home soil (jaguh kampung).I am very (xn) dissappointed with their performance in Singapore, I think neither Li Mao nor Rexy can help much.

[Mantap]

Malaysian players are so inconsistent that I started to loose hope on them :crying::crying::(

[weeyet]

Last and the least

Fail to advanced:
[8]Chin Ee Hui-Wong Pei Tty
beaten by Jo Novita-Gresya Polii, 15-11, 5-15, 3-15

[weeyet]

Malaysian players are so inconsistent

Aiyah, why??? I always wonder about that?? Who is/was the most consistent player?

[tutu_h]

Aiyah, why??? I always wonder about that?? Who is/was the most consistent player?

Sidek brothers and Foo Kok Kiong maybe

[weeyet]

Sidek brothers and Foo Kok Kiong maybe

Hmm.. and my favourites Cheah/Yap . but not when they're in final

[weeyet]

Even if they could spark some surprises in Malaysian Open, people would think that they are only good at home soil (jaguh kampung).

Haha, that's why I'm happy when IBF chose KL as the host for WC 2007:D

[xijiayu]

Personally, I think Yap should re-evaluate his plan for men doubles. Since he became head of coaches in BAM, I dont think he has sufficient time to spare with his players. Recruiting Rexy might help a bit, but not enough to re-solve the whole problems as we have 5-6 doubles right now in senior team.

Also, I think our first double KKK and CCM is not a successful combination. Honestly, they did not impress me a lot in the international tournaments. Personnally, I prefer KKK and CCE as this 'temporary' combination had at least surprised many with their performance in last year's Thomas Cup and Jati Invitation this year. May be Yap should pair up WCH and CCM instead. The long term focus should still be on young pairs and get them ready for next year Thomas Cup, WCs and 2008 Olympic.

[weeyet]

Even if they could spark some surprises in Malaysian Open, people would think that they are only good at home soil (jaguh kampung).I am very (xn) dissappointed with their performance in Singapore, I think neither Li Mao nor Rexy can help much.

I remember the best Open malaysian players perform is always the Malaysia Open.... hmmm. just look at recent year's malaysia open champions comparing to their achievements in other opens

[xijiayu]

I remember the best Open malaysian players perform is always the Malaysia Open.... hmmm. just look at recent year's malaysia open champions comparing to their achievements in other opens

LCW was MO champion last year. I remember Ong Hwe Hock and James Chua were also MO champions before. Apart from Ong who was once Malaysia key player, James Chua wasn't any great player internationally. Even look at LCW currently, he only won MO and Chinese Taipei Open champions last year, but nothing to be proud of in CTO because no major players took part.

Sometimes, I just couldn't understand why Malaysian players are far behind compared to other badminton powers. They did trained hard I believe, but just lack of winning strikes in major tournaments. I think even coaches also couldn't do much for this.

Anyway, who do you think in Malaysian team (current and previous) has best record in overseas tournaments?