HK open day 3

[kemana]

please someone kindly update results for us:)

[TOP-ACE]

please someone kindly update results for us:)
From Malaysia newspaper The Star :
Youngsters Bin Shen-Soon Hock crash out in Hong Kong Open first round



HONG KONG: Youngsters Tan Bin Shen-Ong Soon Hock’s attempt to break into the world’s top 10 suffered a setback when they crashed out in the first round of the men’s doubles event in the US$250,000 Hong Kong Open at the Elizabeth Stadium here yesterday.

The duo, currently ranked 11th, went down 17-15, 15-12 to China’s Zheng Bo-Sun Junjie.

Danish Open champions Chan Chong Ming-Koo Kien Keat, Gan Teik Chai-Mohd Zakry Abdul Latif and Wong Choong Hann-Chew Choon Eng will play in the first round today.

In the men’s singles, only four Malaysians were in action yesterday. Choong Hann easily cleared the first round, beating England’s Andrew Smith 15-2, 15-7.

James Chua wasted the chance to set up a second-round meeting with Choong Hann after losing 15-17, 2-15 to unheralded Poompat Sapkulchanart of Thailand.

Two back-up shuttlers – K. Yogendran and Yeoh Kay Bin – also reached the second round. Yogendran defeated Hong Kong’s Hung Yuk Wong 15-7, 15-3 while Kay Bin eliminated Wong Shu Ki, also of Hong Kong, 15-8, 15-11.

In the women’s doubles, Ooi Sock Ai-Mooi Hing Yau and Fong Chew Yen-See Phui Leng went down 3-15, 0-15 to China’s Wei Yili-Zhao Tingting.

Badminton results

*(Matches involving Malaysians only)

First round

Men's singles: Wong Choong Hann bt Andrew Smith (Eng) 15-2, 15-7; Poompat Sapkulchanart (Tha) bt James Chua 17-15, 15-2; Yeoh Kay Bin bt Wong Shu Ki (Hkg) 15-8, 15-11, K. Yogendran bt Hung Yuk Wong (Hkg) 15-7, 15-3

Men's doubles: Zheng Bo-Sun Junjie (Chn) bt Tan Bin Shen-Ong Soon Hock 17-15, 15-12

Women's doubles: Yang Wei-Zhang Jiewen (Chn) bt Ooi Sock Ai-Mooi Hing Yau 15-3, 15-0; Wei Yili-Zhao Tingting (Chn) bt Fong Chew Yen-See Phui Leng 15-4, 15-4

[kemana]

thank you ! thank you so much!:)

[madbad]

The Hong Kong Open, a 6-star event does not have a functional website, let alone one that updates results. This is absolutely pathetic. We all on BCBF are receiving results in dribs and drabs thanks to members who have managed to scrape them up. My God! This is 2005 (almost 2006). Haven't the HKBA heard of the internet. And they are not the only guilty party. The IBF should mandate compulsory internet access for all their sanctioned events. Surely they know this to their benefit and would help immeasurably with the exposure of the game. Damn, I sure hope things improve. Arrghh!! :mad: :mad: :mad:

Now I have vented, I'll get my coat...

[iso300]

The Hong Kong Open, a 6-star event does not have a functional website, let alone one that updates results. This is absolutely pathetic. We all on BCBF are receiving results in dribs and drabs thanks to members who have managed to scrape them up. My God! This is 2005 (almost 2006). Haven't the HKBA heard of the internet. And they are not the only guilty party. The IBF should mandate compulsory internet access for all their sanctioned events. Surely they know this to their benefit and would help immeasurably with the exposure of the game. Damn, I sure hope things improve. Arrghh!! :mad: :mad: :mad:

Now I have vented, I'll get my coat...

You might want to try: http://www.hkbadmintonassn.org.hk/eng/hkopen05.htm

The page wouldn't load at this time (updating results?) but the main site is OK.

[madbad]

You might want to try: http://www.hkbadmintonassn.org.hk/eng/hkopen05.htm

The page wouldn't load at this time (updating results?) but the main site is OK.

I've tried with similar results as you

[Johansen]

Try:

http://www.hkbadmintonassn.org.hk/hkopen05.htm

They have updated the results from yesterday.

Johansen
www.badminton-nyt.dk (http://www.badminton-nyt.dk)

[SmartCivet]

Try:

http://www.hkbadmintonassn.org.hk/hkopen05.htm

They have updated the results from yesterday.

Johansen
www.badminton-nyt.dk (http://www.badminton-nyt.dk)

why?it can't work now!

[**KZ**]

Yes they have already updated the results of yesterday.
Well, HALF of them.:mad:

[verve_pipe]

hafiz gave a w/o to lee tsuen seng... what happend to hafiz? to tired of all the tournaments.....

[**KZ**]

hafiz gave a w/o to lee tsuen seng... what happend to hafiz? to tired of all the tournaments.....


Hafiz has a slight knee injury and had to skip the tournament.
Same as Wong Pei Tty who also skipped the tournament because of a slight injury.
I'm sure noone wants to take risks.

[Johansen]

Lin Dan won in two sets - sorry no scores.

Johansen
www.badminton-nyt.dk (http://www.badminton-nyt.dk)

[Johansen]

Peter Gade also won in two sets - sorry still no scores.

Johansen
www.badminton-nyt.dk (http://www.badminton-nyt.dk/)

[kemana]

oh, what about taufik? why there is no report about him?

[Johansen]

scores 15/2 15/1


Peter Gade also won in two sets - sorry still no scores.

Johansen
www.badminton-nyt.dk (http://www.badminton-nyt.dk/)

[Morten]

where do you get the scores from???

[armortec800]

must be fasting.


hafiz gave a w/o to lee tsuen seng... what happend to hafiz? to tired of all the tournaments.....

[dugz86]

Taufik Hidayat vs Chan Yan-kit 15-9, 15-10
Wong Choong-hann vs Poompat Sapkulchananart 15-2, 15-5
Lin Dan vs Chan Pak-wai 15-1, 15-1
Kuan Beng Kong vs YogendrKelvin Cai 15-2, 15-3an Khrishnan 15-8, 15-4
Chen Hong vs Kelvin Cai 15-2, 15-3
Bao Chun Lai vs Lau Chi-yin 15-1, 15-5
Peter Gade vs Tsai Jai-lin 15-4, 15-1
Yohan Wiratama vs Lee Hyn Ill 15-9, 15-11.
Lee Tsuen-seng vs Hafiz Hasyim W/O

[alloh]

:eek: Yohan Wiratama vs Lee Hyn Ill 15-9, 15-11. :eek:

Lee Hyun II? The Indonesia Open Champion?
Sa sad ............... :(

[yannie]

Thats surprising! Poor Lee!!! And Jia You Lin Dan! Bao Chunlai! Chen Hong! :D

[Johansen]

Kenneth Jonassen beat Agus Hariyanto in 3 sets ?/15 17/15 15/4.

Johansen
www.badminton-nyt.dk (http://www.badminton-nyt.dk)

[weeyet]

what about lee chong wei??

[Han]

Don't we have any BF member in Hong Kong that can summarize the score at the end of the days on this forum? May be Kwun should use his influence :-)

[pauline]

must be fasting.
he wants to celebrate Hari Raya,i think.......:D

[Shuttlecock kin]

he wants to celebrate Hari Raya,i think.......:D

Hafiz has gone Dutch plus licking a silver medal in Dannish pastry, its more than enough for a month's work and not bad by any player's standard.

For any world class player, its hard to peak for a lengthy time, take Taufik as an example, unbeatable at Olympics and at the Worlds, but a month later got a duck 15-6, 15-0 from LCW.

Though Taufik is heavily favoured this time again but i doubt he will win. I stick my neck out, I don't think the winner of 2005 HK open is going to be Taufik or Lin Dan.

[Shuttlecock kin]

please someone kindly update results for us:)



RESULTS
(Matches involving Malaysians only)

Men's singles
Second round: Kuan Beng Hong bt K. Yogendran 15-8, 15-4; Lee Chong Wei bt John Gordon 15-4, 15-7; Wong Choong Hann bt Poompat Sapkulchanart (Tha) 15-2, 15-5; Bobby Milroy (Can) bt Pei Wei Chung 15-10, 12-15, 15-12; Yeoh Kay Bin bt Dicky Palyama (Ned) 15-11, 17-15; Lee Tsuen Seng bt Mohd Hafiz Hashim w.o.

Men's doubles
First round: Gan Teik Chai-Mohd Zakry Abdul Latif bt Ian Palethorpe-Kristian Roebuck (Eng) 15-8, 15-3; Chan Chong Ming-Koo Kien Keat bt Lu Jian-Cao Chen (Chn) w.o.; Chew Choon Eng-Khoo Chung Chiat bt Lo Lok Ki-Leung Chun Yu (Hkg) 15-9, 15-6

Women's singles
First round: Wong Mew Choo bt Eva Ratanasena (Aus) 11-0, 11-3; Julia Wong bt Liu Hsiao-jo (Tpe) 11-7, 11-1.

Women's doubles
First round: Mette Scholdager-Britta Andersen (Den) bt Norsyahliza Baharum-Julia Wong 15-7, 13-15, 15-9 Mixed doubles
First round: Gan Teik Chai-Fong Chew Yen bt Lou Yu-hsing-Chang Yun-ju (Tpe) 15-2, 15-7; Koo Kien Keat-Ooi Sock Ai bt Liu Kwok Wa-Louisa Koon Wai Chee (Hkg) 15-9, 15-8

[virusvoodoo]

Hafiz has gone Dutch plus licking a silver medal in Dannish pastry, its more than enough for a month's work and not bad by any player's standard.


For any world class player, its hard to peak for a lengthy time, take Taufik as an example, unbeatable at Olympics and at the Worlds, but a month later got a duck 15-6, 15-0 from LCW.

Though Taufik is heavily favoured this time again but i doubt he will win. I stick my neck out, I don't think the winner of 2005 HK open is going to be Taufik or Lin Dan.

Actually I don't think he really cared for the Malaysian Open after winning the 2005 Singapore just a week or two earlier. Word has it that he got drunk the night before the match which may be the reason why he performed poorly and was shut out in the second set. Even IF he lost, I think the score would have been more reasonable if he didn't get drunk the night before.

As for LCW's match against him in the 2005 World Championships, I don't know what happened in the first set for Lee Choong Wei. He did so well against Bao Chunlai the day before but lost badly in the first set to Taufik!

[cooler]

RESULTS
(Matches involving Malaysians only)

Men's singles
Second round: Kuan Beng Hong bt K. Yogendran 15-8, 15-4; Lee Chong Wei bt John Gordon 15-4, 15-7; Wong Choong Hann bt Poompat Sapkulchanart (Tha) 15-2, 15-5; Bobby Milroy (Can) bt Pei Wei Chung 15-10, 12-15, 15-12; Yeoh Kay Bin bt Dicky Palyama (Ned) 15-11, 17-15; Lee Tsuen Seng bt Mohd Hafiz Hashim w.o.

Men's doubles
First round: Gan Teik Chai-Mohd Zakry Abdul Latif bt Ian Palethorpe-Kristian Roebuck (Eng) 15-8, 15-3; Chan Chong Ming-Koo Kien Keat bt Lu Jian-Cao Chen (Chn) w.o.; Chew Choon Eng-Khoo Chung Chiat bt Lo Lok Ki-Leung Chun Yu (Hkg) 15-9, 15-6

Women's singles
First round: Wong Mew Choo bt Eva Ratanasena (Aus) 11-0, 11-3; Julia Wong bt Liu Hsiao-jo (Tpe) 11-7, 11-1.

Women's doubles
First round: Mette Scholdager-Britta Andersen (Den) bt Norsyahliza Baharum-Julia Wong 15-7, 13-15, 15-9 Mixed doubles
First round: Gan Teik Chai-Fong Chew Yen bt Lou Yu-hsing-Chang Yun-ju (Tpe) 15-2, 15-7; Koo Kien Keat-Ooi Sock Ai bt Liu Kwok Wa-Louisa Koon Wai Chee (Hkg) 15-9, 15-8
canada survive 2nd round, probably recent best i heard of

[kemana]

RESULTS
(Matches involving Malaysians only)

Men's singles
Second round: Kuan Beng Hong bt K. Yogendran 15-8, 15-4; Lee Chong Wei bt John Gordon 15-4, 15-7; Wong Choong Hann bt Poompat Sapkulchanart (Tha) 15-2, 15-5; Bobby Milroy (Can) bt Pei Wei Chung 15-10, 12-15, 15-12; Yeoh Kay Bin bt Dicky Palyama (Ned) 15-11, 17-15; Lee Tsuen Seng bt Mohd Hafiz Hashim w.o.

Men's doubles
First round: Gan Teik Chai-Mohd Zakry Abdul Latif bt Ian Palethorpe-Kristian Roebuck (Eng) 15-8, 15-3; Chan Chong Ming-Koo Kien Keat bt Lu Jian-Cao Chen (Chn) w.o.; Chew Choon Eng-Khoo Chung Chiat bt Lo Lok Ki-Leung Chun Yu (Hkg) 15-9, 15-6

Women's singles
First round: Wong Mew Choo bt Eva Ratanasena (Aus) 11-0, 11-3; Julia Wong bt Liu Hsiao-jo (Tpe) 11-7, 11-1.

Women's doubles
First round: Mette Scholdager-Britta Andersen (Den) bt Norsyahliza Baharum-Julia Wong 15-7, 13-15, 15-9 Mixed doubles
First round: Gan Teik Chai-Fong Chew Yen bt Lou Yu-hsing-Chang Yun-ju (Tpe) 15-2, 15-7; Koo Kien Keat-Ooi Sock Ai bt Liu Kwok Wa-Louisa Koon Wai Chee (Hkg) 15-9, 15-8
thank you !~~~~:) :) :)

[Shuttlecock kin]

thank you !~~~~:) :) :)

HONG KONG, Nov. 2 (Xinhuanet) -- All seeds cruised into the next round at the Hong Kong Open Badminton Championships 2005 Wednesday except South Korea's No. 1 Lee Hyun II and Athens Olympic silver medalist Audina Tjiptawan from the Netherlands.


Lee Hyun II suffered an early exit after losing 0-2 to Yohan Wiratama of Hong Kong, China. Audina Tjiptawan was upset by French player Pi Hongyan 0-2.

In the men's singles, Chinese players Lin Dan, Chen Hong and Bao Chunlai defeated their opponents with easy 2-0 victories.

In the women's singles, Xie Xingfang crushed her rival 2-0.

In the mixed doubles, Zheng Bo/Zhao Tingting stormed into the next round by beating their opponents 2-0. In the women's doubles, Gao Ling/Huang Sui also beat their rivals 2-0. Enditem

[Shuttlecock kin]

Actually I don't think he really cared for the Malaysian Open after winning the 2005 Singapore just a week or two earlier. Word has it that he got drunk the night before the match which may be the reason why he performed poorly and was shut out in the second set. Even IF he lost, I think the score would have been more reasonable if he didn't get drunk the night before.

As for LCW's match against him in the 2005 World Championships, I don't know what happened in the first set for Lee Choong Wei. He did so well against Bao Chunlai the day before but lost badly in the first set to Taufik!

Lee Hung Il lost and may be he forgot his Gin-seng tonic the night before......I watched LHI played b4 when he is at his best, boy, he is so fast and one his day, it doesn't matter who is on the other side of the net, be it Lin Dan, Cheng Hong, Taufik, LCW, or Peter G, what he lacks is consistency. Having said all this, it is very hard to win back to back tournaments, Cheng Hong did that in 2003.

[virusvoodoo]

HONG KONG, Nov. 2 (Xinhuanet) -- All seeds cruised into the next round at the Hong Kong Open Badminton Championships 2005 Wednesday except South Korea's No. 1 Lee Hyun II and Athens Olympic silver medalist Audina Tjiptawan from the Netherlands.


Lee Hyun II suffered an early exit after losing 0-2 to Yohan Wiratama of Hong Kong, China. Audina Tjiptawan was upset by French player Pi Hongyan 0-2.

In the men's singles, Chinese players Lin Dan, Chen Hong and Bao Chunlai defeated their opponents with easy 2-0 victories.

In the women's singles, Xie Xingfang crushed her rival 2-0.

In the mixed doubles, Zheng Bo/Zhao Tingting stormed into the next round by beating their opponents 2-0. In the women's doubles, Gao Ling/Huang Sui also beat their rivals 2-0. Enditem

Sorry to mess with you again but is it called an upset when Pi, a higher-ranked player, beat Mia, a lower-ranked player? We all know ranking does not really describe the players' ability 100% accurate since Mia won the Olympic silver medal two times in a row. Technically it is not an "upset" since Mia's ranking is below that of Pi's.

Nevertheless, you are right! It is sad to see good players like Mia Audina and Lee Hyun Il exit early in a tournament :crying: .

[kokcheng]

Help!Help!Calling all BF memebers that are watching the Hong Kong Open at QE stadium to post latest results.Your response would be fully appreciated.Thanking you in advance.

[event]

Lee Hung Il lost and may be he forgot his Gin-seng tonic the night before......I watched LHI played b4 when he is at his best, boy, he is so fast and one his day, it doesn't matter who is on the other side of the net, be it Lin Dan, Cheng Hong, Taufik, LCW, or Peter G, what he lacks is consistency. Having said all this, it is very hard to win back to back tournaments, Cheng Hong did that in 2003.

Lee Hyun-il lost but Shon Seung-mo won beat Sony Dwi Kuncoro, apparently. I think that was Day 3. He has advanced to the round of 16. So have Seo Yoon-hee (over a Scottish woman) and the mixed pair Lee Jae-jin and Lee Hyo-jung (over an Australian pair).

Wiratama, who beat Lee, is the guy who also beat Simon Santoso in the first round. He's having a good tournament.

[hcyong]

Sorry to mess with you again but is it called an upset when Pi, a higher-ranked player, beat Mia, a lower-ranked player? We all know ranking does not really describe the players' ability 100% accurate since Mia won the Olympic silver medal two times in a row. Technically it is not an "upset" since Mia's ranking is below that of Pi's.

Nevertheless, you are right! It is sad to see good players like Mia Audina and Lee Hyun Il exit early in a tournament :crying: .

If LCW (or anyone other than Lin Dan) beat Taufik, it is still considered an upset, even if Taufik is ranked lower. So, ranking does not matter as much as perception of form. Months ago, perhaps Pi beating Mia would be considered an upset. But currently (after seeing Pi's form in the Danish Open), I would consider the reverse an upset.

Anyway, this tournament is officially the worst in 2005 in terms of results dissemination. It is especially shocking given that it is a 6* event in one of the most advanced countries in Asia. Not only does the official website fail in this capacity, even the local media does not seem interested.

[event]

You might want to try: http://www.hkbadmintonassn.org.hk/eng/hkopen05.htm

The page wouldn't load at this time (updating results?) but the main site is OK.The main site is okay? No live scoring. Results two days old. Nothing coming up on the English site for over 24 hours and no women's singles results at all for the English or Chinese versions. This is okay? This is like the definition of a poorly done site.

[hcyong]

Lee Hyun-il lost but Shon Seung-mo won beat Sony Dwi Kuncoro, apparently. I think that was Day 3. He has advanced to the round of 16. So have Seo Yoon-hee (over a Scottish woman) and the mixed pair Lee Jae-jin and Lee Hyo-jung (over an Australian pair).

Wiratama, who beat Lee, is the guy who also beat Simon Santoso in the first round. He's having a good tournament.

You seem to have all the Korean players' results. I think the only way to get results right now is to depend on the newspapers to publish their own national players' results. Then maybe we can piece them all together to get the full results. sigh...

[**KZ**]

The main site is okay? No live scoring. Results two days old. Nothing coming up on the English site for over 24 hours and no women's singles results at all for the English or Chinese versions. This is okay? This is like the definition of a poorly done site.

major..extreme...super..hyper...etc.
poorly done site.
really disappointing:mad:

[event]

[QUOTE=virusvoodoo]Sorry to mess with you again but is it called an upset when Pi, a higher-ranked player, beat Mia, a lower-ranked player? We all know ranking does not really describe the players' ability 100% accurate since Mia won the Olympic silver medal two times in a row. Technically it is not an "upset" since Mia's ranking is below that of Pi's.QUOTE]Sorry to mess with you but Mia won silver in '96 and '04: not two in a row. This is just the tip of the iceberg in terms of her inconsistency so your point is taken. A lot of us are more surprised to see her lose in the first round than we are to see Pi Hongyan beat her. The inaccuracy of the rankings is obvious, though. To use an extreme example, Gong Ruina, even officially retired, is ranked 98 but who honestly believes there are more than a dozen women in the world (let alone 97) who could beat her right now? Even stepping off a film set in high heels, she could have her way with most of the women in the top 50.

[seven]

Sorry to mess with you but Mia won silver in '96 and '04: not two in a row. This is just the tip of the iceberg in terms of her inconsistency so your point is taken. A lot of us are more surprised to see her lose in the first round than we are to see Pi Hongyan beat her.

In fact, she did win two silver in a row as she couldn't participate in 2000.
About her defeat against Pi Hongyan, it appears that Hongyan is in top form after winning Denmark Open and Mia isn't at her best, so it isn't so surprising.
Unlucky draw this is... :rolleyes:

And this can definately not be called an "upset", as Hongyan is higher ranked than Mia and is the seeded player of the two.
If Mia had won the match, it would have been an upset.

[tino4]

Lin Dan (China x1)-Chan Pak-wai (Hong Kong) 15-1, 15-1
Kuan Beng-hong (Malaysia x12)-Yogendran Krishnan (Malaysia) 15-8, 15-4
Peter Gade (Denmark x7)-Tsai Jai-lin (Taiwan) 15-4, 15-1
Yohan Wiratama (Hong Kong)-9-Lee Hyun-il (South Korea) 15-9, 15-11
Lee Chong-wei (Malaysia x4)- John Gordon (New Zealand) 15-4, 15-7
Taufik Hidayat (Indonesia x5)-Chan Yan-kit (Hong Kong) 15-9, 15-10
Wong Choong-hann (Malaysia x13)-Poompat Sapkulchananart (Thailand) 15-2, 15-5
Chen Hong (China x6)-Kelvin Cai Lun (Hong Kong) 15-2, 15-3
Lee Tsuen-seng (Malaysia)-Hafiz Hashim (Malaysia x8) walkover
Bobby Milroy (Canada x15)-Pei Wei-chung (Malaysia) 15-10, 12-15, 15-12
Yeoh Kay-bin (Malaysia)-Dicky Palyama (Netherlands x16) 15-11, 17-15
Bao Chunlai (China x3)-Lau Chi-yin (Hong Kong) 15-1, 15-5
Park Sung-hwan (South Korea)-Sony Kuncoro (Indonesia) 15-8, 8-15, 15-6
Shon Seung-mo (South Korea)-Boonsak Ponsana (Thailand x11) 15-6, 11-15, 15-4
Kenneth Jonassen (Denmark x2)-Agus Hariyanto (Hong Kong) 15-3, 14-17, 15-4

[madbad]

In fact, she did win two silver in a row as she couldn't participate in 2000.
About her defeat against Pi Hongyan, it appears that Hongyan is in top form after winning Denmark Open and Mia isn't at her best, so it isn't so surprising.
Unlucky draw this is... :rolleyes:

And this can definately not be called an "upset", as Hongyan is higher ranked than Mia and is the seeded player of the two.
If Mia had won the match, it would have been an upset.

I think right now, Mia is living on her past reputation and achievements. Hence every defeat seems like an upset. In reality she is not in the best of form and has become inconsistent. The main reason though IMO, is that her weight problem has finally caught up with her :D :D :D

Oh and by the way, the last time I checked, I seem to recall young Miss Pi was a pretty good player in her own right, and deserving of her high seeding :D :) Let's not sell her short.

[Shuttlecock kin]

Sometimes its quite ridiculous for a 5-star tournament not to have a result service. A trivia for you, this guy who beat Hunf Il, Johan Wiratama is the younger bro of 1992 Plumpic champion, Allan Budi Kusuma. Don't ask me why the names are so different, well, if Panama hats are made and produced in Mexico and Bombay Duck is actually a fish, I won't argue..:confused: