The seeds of Draw Qualifying round losted at day 1st.

MSQ : Ronald SUSILO (Seed 1),Bobby MILROY (Seed 3/4) and Roman SPITKO (Seed 5/8) were losted at first match of Draw Qualifying. Here :

Mohd Nazree LATIFI [MAS] - Ronald SUSILO [SIN - 1] no match
Kenn LIM [MAS] - Roman SPITKO [GER - 5/8] 21-10 18-21 21-15
Tien Minh NGUYEN [VIE] - Bobby MILROY [CAN - 3/4] 21-14 21-8


Seed of MDQ is lost:
Kien Keat KOO / Boon Heong TAN [MAS] - Vitalij DURKIN / Alexandr NIKOLAENKO [RUS -5/8] : 21-10 21-8
Daniel A SHIRLEY / John GORDON [NZL] - Peng Soon CHAN / Hun Ping CHANG [MAS - 5/8] : 20-22 21-18 21-14

Seed of MSQ is bye :
Sutheaswari MUDUKASAN [1] bye
Aiying XING [3/4] bye

Seed of MXQ is lost :
Sock Ai OOI /Mohd Fairuzizuan MOHD TAZARI - Hoi Wah CHAU / Wai Ho HUI [HKG - 5/8] : 21-13 21-18
Satoko SUETSUNA /Tadashi OHTSUKA [JPN] - Yanmei JIANG / Hendra WIJAYA [SIN 5/8] : 16-21 21-19 21-8

Just curious. Does anyone here know why Ronald Susilo didn't play?

Just curious. Does anyone here know why Ronald Susilo didn't play?

He was put into the main draw because someone pulled out. So he's safe, not eliminated.

MSQ1:
Should be Sony's spot as Ronald got a direct entry to the main draw
MSQ2:
Should be Wong Choong Hann (if he is decently fit)
MSQ3:
Fight between Anup Sridhar and Nguyen Tien Minh; I predict the Vietnamese
MSQ4:
Nakanishi v Dabeka; Tan Chun Seang could play spoiler

WSQ:
Due to withdrawal of Zhang, Xie, Jiang and Wang, the top four qualifying seeds (Xing, Mudukasan, Rice, Maria Kristin) got direct entry to main draw. Lee Hyun Jin (WSQ1) and Kim Moon Hi (WSQ4) look set to qualify but toss-up for the other two spots.

MDQ1:
Hwang Ji Man/Cho Gun Woo v Hui/Alroy (Hkg); Koreans should take it
MDQ2:
Ong SH/Tan BS v Lindley/Langridge; Malaysians favourites
MDQ3:
Koo KK/Tan BH v Chew CE/Hong CH; Koo/Tan should have no problems
MDQ4:
Shirley/Gordon v Warfe/Smith; Australians seeded to win, but I favour Kiwis

XDQ1:
Munt/Logosz promoted to main draw so Maeda/Masuda got this spot automatically (no difference to promotion to main draw, I guess)
XDQ2:
Nicholas/Langridge v Ooi SA/Fairuz; close call, think English has more XD class
XDQ3:
Suetsuna/Ohtsuka v Andersen/Nielsen; Danes favs
XDQ4:
Kim Min Jung/Joen Jun Bum v Fong CY/Gan TK; hard to say, Koreans have better female player, so they are favs

He was put into the main draw because someone pulled out. So he's safe, not eliminated.

Oh, I see! So that what's happened. Now, i know. Tnx for the info.

for now, Tien Minh NGUYEN [Vietnam was beated Muhamad HASHIM 21-10 ,21 -8

MSQ1:
MSQ3:
Fight between Anup Sridhar and Nguyen Tien Minh; I predict the Vietnamese


I think it will the Indian to be qualifier. He's not that easy to beat.

Agree, He's had good matches againts Taufik, LCW and others.

Chong Wei Feng & Lim Kenn are the stars so far for the Malaysian Juniors. They have scored good wins againts more fancied opponents.

My money is on the Vietnamese. He's been lurking sinisterly in the last few tournaments and if his Asian Games performance is anything to go by, he could be a threat.

Ok, I bet 50BCF Dollars :D on Anup taking Q3. Any takers????

:)

I take Nguyen and up it to 100 BCF$

Ok, I bet 50BCF Dollars :D on Anup taking Q3. Any takers????

:)

Alright, since I brought up the topic of money, I'm ALL IN for Tien Minh against ANUP :p :p

wow..nice..chong wei feng finally beat jeffer huh? but lost to lim kenn :D

BCF$ 200 for Anup.

anyone knows if the ld vs TH match is broadcasted in webstreaming?

the fight between Anup Sridhar and Nguyen Tien Minh is best match.
Anup is seed 5/8 of MSQ.However, I bet for Tien Minh.Because Tien Minh get success at last tournaments.

for now, Tien Minh NGUYEN [Vietnam was beated Muhamad HASHIM 21-10 ,21 -8

Don't understand you. :confused: I thought NTM will face Anup Sridhar in the qualifiers so how can he be beaten by Hashim?

The seeds of Draw Qualifying round losted at day 1st.

MSQ : Ronald SUSILO (Seed 1),Bobby MILROY (Seed 3/4) and Roman SPITKO (Seed 5/8) were losted at first match of Draw Qualifying. Here :

Mohd Nazree LATIFI [MAS] - Ronald SUSILO [SIN - 1] no match
Kenn LIM [MAS] - Roman SPITKO [GER - 5/8] 21-10 18-21 21-15
Tien Minh NGUYEN [VIE] - Bobby MILROY [CAN - 3/4] 21-14 21-8


Seed of MDQ is lost:
Kien Keat KOO / Boon Heong TAN [MAS] - Vitalij DURKIN / Alexandr NIKOLAENKO [RUS -5/8] : 21-10 21-8
Daniel A SHIRLEY / John GORDON [NZL] - Peng Soon CHAN / Hun Ping CHANG [MAS - 5/8] : 20-22 21-18 21-14

Seed of MSQ is bye :
Sutheaswari MUDUKASAN [1] bye
Aiying XING [3/4] bye

Seed of MXQ is lost :
Sock Ai OOI /Mohd Fairuzizuan MOHD TAZARI - Hoi Wah CHAU / Wai Ho HUI [HKG - 5/8] : 21-13 21-18
Satoko SUETSUNA /Tadashi OHTSUKA [JPN] - Yanmei JIANG / Hendra WIJAYA [SIN 5/8] : 16-21 21-19 21-8

I think what you mean is:

Results of MSQ....NOT "Seed of MSQ is lost" :confused:

He meant "has beaten" instead of "was beaten by"

He meant to show "the seeds that have lost"

This is interesting, perhaps a kink that has to be worked out in future tournaments: Chris Langridge (ENG) just finished playing a XD match (close one to boot) and will be appearing for his MD match shortly. Not giving him much of a rest and consequently a huge disadvantage. :confused: :confused:

"Seed of MSQ is lost"....
?????
confusing..

well madbad...
yea ur quite right about it...
it will be very tiring dun u think...

Qualifiers:

WSQ
Kim Moon Hi (Kor) to face Schenk in main draw

XDQ
Maeda/Masuda (Jpn) to face Wallwork/Blair
Ooi SA/Fairuz (Mas) defeated Nicholas/Langridge, to face Schjoldager/Paaske
Andersen/Nielsen (Den) to face Asuncion/Asuncion
Kim Min Jung/Joen Jun Bum (Kor) to face Kostiuczyk/Mateusiak


To come (all finals):

MSQ
Yogendran v Sony
Wong CH v Kenn Lim
Anup v Nguyen TM
Nakanishi v Tan Chun Seang - I feel Tan can pull it off

WSQ
Wong Miew Kheng v Lee Hyun Jin
Diana Dimova v Kamila Augustyn
Anita Raj Kaur v Kang Hae Won

MDQ
Hwang Ji Man/Cho Gun Woo v Hui/Alroy (Hkg)
Ong SH/Tan BS v Lindley/Langridge
Koo KK/Tan BH v Chew CE/Hong CH
Shirley/Gordon v Warfe/Smith

This is interesting, perhaps a kink that has to be worked out in future tournaments: Chris Langridge (ENG) just finished playing a XD match (close one to boot) and will be appearing for his MD match shortly. Not giving him much of a rest and consequently a huge disadvantage. :confused: :confused:

This has always been happening for players of both XD and MD, or XD and WD.

But I find three rounds in one day a bit too much, even for players entering one event only. Imagine playing six matches per day for those appearing in two qualifying events. I think the qualifying matches should be spread over two days, or at least one day and a half.

MSQ
Yogendran v Sony
Wong CH v Kenn Lim
Anup v Nguyen TM
Nakanishi v Tan Chun Seang

WSQ
Wong Miew Kheng v Lee Hyun Jin
Diana Dimova v Kamila Augustyn
Anita Raj Kaur v Kang Hae Won

MDQ
Hwang Ji Man/Cho Gun Woo v Hui/Alroy (Hkg)
Ong SH/Tan BS v Lindley/Langridge
Koo KK/Tan BH v Chew CE/Hong CH
Shirley/Gordon v Warfe/Smith

my predictions

Chew and Hong say "Not so fast, you Asian Games MD champions, do you think we were going to roll over that easily?"

He meant to show "the seeds that have lost"

I think you can understand him better. ;)

This has always been happening for players of both XD and MD, or XD and WD.

But I find three rounds in one day a bit too much, even for players entering one event only. Imagine playing six matches per day for those appearing in two qualifying events. I think the qualifying matches should be spread over two days, or at least one day and a half.

I meant that in the context of having to play that amount of games in one day. Yes, perhaps they do need to spread out qualifying over a longer period of time. Those who qualify for the main draw are at a severe disadvantage because of fatigue.

:eek: :eek: :eek:

Hey guys, I just found out that the info that was shown in the tournament software is not that accurate or so. It's looks suspicious to me. If you will check the attached image below you will see the others stats (in red oblong)is the same with the score itself. Try to see the smash winner, net winner and clear winner stats are all 0. How come??? Does it mean that both teams didn't use any smash, net or even clear to win their rallies? I don't get it!!!

:confused: :confused: :confused:

Koo & Tan retort "Take that, you privately funded mercenaries"

Agree, He's had good matches againts Taufik, LCW and others.

Chong Wei Feng & Lim Kenn are the stars so far for the Malaysian Juniors. They have scored good wins againts more fancied opponents.

At least Magical Pheonix and Yannie will be happy for now! :D

I meant that in the context of having to play that amount of games in one day. Yes, perhaps they do need to spread out qualifying over a longer period of time. Those who qualify for the main draw are at a severe disadvantage because of fatigue.

Langridge only have 3 matches today which is quite normal for a doubles player (although potentially he could have 6 if they were full draws; that would be bad). Whether he had tough matches is arbitrary, not something the organiser can control.

However, the organiser will normally spread his matches as far as possible. For instance, since he just finished an XD match, I think the organiser will schedule is MD match for the very last.

but Lim Kenn wont go far againts WCH...

What is a "clear winner" BTW? Clearing is a defensive shot, very difficult for it to be a winner.

Should add "unforced error" and "service error" (server/receiver fault, shuttle out or netted etc.). Can also lump "service error" into unforced error.

Langridge only have 3 matches today which is quite normal for a doubles player (although potentially he could have 6 if they were full draws; that would be bad). Whether he had tough matches is arbitrary, not something the organiser can control.

However, the organiser will normally spread his matches as far as possible. For instance, since he just finished an XD match, I think the organiser will schedule is MD match for the very last.

Yes, I see that the organisers HAVE rescheduled his match for a later start. However, I don't think, as you have rightly pointed out, that a person could potentially play 6 matches a day, was what the organizers had in mind.

The highly anticipated "money match" is on. Anup v Tien Minh

Qualifiers:

MSQ
Sony to face Lee Tsuen Seng in main draw 1st round
[MSQ2] to face John Moody
[MSQ3] to face Chetan Anand
[MSQ4] to face Park Sung Hwan

WSQ (Koreans strong in qualifying bracket)
Lee Hyun Jin (Kor) to face Xing Aiying
Kamila Augustyn (Pol) to face Li Li
Kang Hae Won (Kor) to face Nedeltcheva
Kim Moon Hi (Kor) to face Schenk

MDQ
Hwang Ji Man/Cho Gun Woo (Kor) to face Luluk/Alven
[MDQ2] to face Ohtsuka/Masuda
Koo KK/Tan BH (Mas) to face Chan CM/Hoon TH
Warfe/Smith (Aus) to face Brehaut/Sindoro

XDQ
Maeda/Masuda (Jpn) to face Wallwork/Blair
Ooi SA/Fairuz (Mas) to face Schjoldager/Paaske
Andersen/Nielsen (Den) to face Asuncion/Asuncion
Kim Min Jung/Joen Jun Bum (Kor) to face Kostiuczyk/Mateusiak


To come (all finals):

MSQ
Wong CH v Kenn Lim
Anup v Nguyen TM
Nakanishi v Tan Chun Seang

MDQ
Ong SH/Tan BS v Lindley/Langridge

The highly anticipated "money match" is on. Anup v Tien Minh

place your bets now!!!

Anup Leading. Won 1st set.

I'm putting an extra BCF$1000 in.
hehehehehe

Anup won the first set. Yeah!!!

I'm ALL IN already so if Anup wins, I'm packing my bags

yup you can pack your bags and come to the court near my house here in KK Sabah Malaysia
hahahaha

Nguyen fighting back in the money match; don't pack your bags yet

yup you can pack your bags and come to the court near my house here in KK Sabah Malaysia
hahahaha
as long as you're offering free room and board, hehe:D

anup lost the 2nd set. :(
too bad

lim kenn stretched WCH to 3 games O.o

as long as you're offering free room and board, hehe:D

Lolz!

I can do that. But I'm not telling exactly what kind of room and board. HAHAHA

oooo Anup 18-15 in rubber!

anup won :( 21-14 18-21 21-16

Noooooo. Tien Minh lost. (packs bags) K.K., here I come :p :p

Yes,

Anup won!

Madbad, pack your bags and pm me. hahahaha

Anup is winner!

how to watch livescore at http://www.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/matches.aspx?id=13163 ??? cant seem to find the current running match livescore windows

how to watch livescore at http://www.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/matches.aspx?id=13163 ??? cant seem to find the current running match livescore windows

on the top right of the page there is a link view live score. just click you'll get there.

Final Qualifier List

MSQ
Sony Dwi Kuncoro (Ina) to face Lee Tsuen Seng in main draw 1st round
Wong Choon Hann (Mas) to face John Moody
Anup Sridhar (Ind) to face Chetan Anand
Yousuke Nakanishi (Jpn) to face Park Sung Hwan

WSQ (Koreans strong in qualifying stage)
Lee Hyun Jin (Kor) to face Xing Aiying
Kamila Augustyn (Pol) to face Li Li
Kang Hae Won (Kor) to face Nedeltcheva
Kim Moon Hi (Kor) to face Schenk

MDQ
Hwang Ji Man/Cho Gun Woo (Kor) to face Luluk/Alven
Ong Soon Hock/Tan Bin Shen (Mas) to face Ohtsuka/Masuda
Koo Kien Kit/Tan Boon Heong (Mas) to face Chan CM/Hoon TH
Glenn Warfe/Ross Smith (Aus) to face Brehaut/Sindoro

XDQ
Miyuki Maeda/Keita Masuda (Jpn) to face Wallwork/Blair
Ooi Sock Ai/Mohd Fairuzizuan (Mas) to face Schjoldager/Paaske
Britta Andersen/Jaochim Fischer Nielsen (Den) to face Asuncion/Asuncion
Kim Min Jung/Jeon Jun Bum (Kor) to face Kostiuczyk/Mateusiak

Final Qualifier List

MSQ
Sony Dwi Kuncoro (Ina) to face Lee Tsuen Seng in main draw 1st round
Wong Choon Hann (Mas) to face John Moody (Hope WCH is able to regain his energy after 3 singles matches in a day!)
Anup Sridhar (Ind) to face Chetan Anand
Yousuke Nakanishi (Jpn) to face Park Sung Hwan

WSQ (Koreans strong in qualifying stage)
Lee Hyun Jin (Kor) to face Xing Aiying
Kamila Augustyn (Pol) to face Li Li
Kang Hae Won (Kor) to face Nedeltcheva
Kim Moon Hi (Kor) to face Schenk

MDQ
Hwang Ji Man/Cho Gun Woo (Kor) to face Luluk/Alven
Ong Soon Hock/Tan Bin Shen (Mas) to face Ohtsuka/Masuda
Koo Kien Kit/Tan Boon Heong (Mas) to face Chan CM/Hoon TH
Glenn Warfe/Ross Smith (Aus) to face Brehaut/Sindoro

XDQ
Miyuki Maeda/Keita Masuda (Jpn) to face Wallwork/Blair
Ooi Sock Ai/Mohd Fairuzizuan (Mas) to face Schjoldager/Paaske
Britta Andersen/Jaochim Fischer Nielsen (Den) to face Asuncion/Asuncion
Kim Min Jung/Jeon Jun Bum (Kor) to face Kostiuczyk/Mateusiak

It is unusual that you did not give your predictions!

So, it gives me a chance to try my luck as indicated in Bold print above. Luck because for some of these players, I've never seen them in action. But the country they represent does influence my choice. :D