I like Cheng shu a lot! I know that she's using N50 from li-ning, I wonder what yonex racket she is using? looks like a arc 7 or 9?
Wah.. ..so many pics; hǎojíle, xièxiè, Dōōōōōōōōōōjeh, suetyan!..Btw, what happened to the guy, in the last few pics, in post #126??
a lot of pictures. thanks for the question about the guy in post 126, it seems Zhou Wen Long from Liao Ning, who's injured in the team events with Guang Dong 2nd single Wu Yun Yong. Zhou took the 1st game, and leading 18:15 in the 2nd game, his left eye was badly hit by the shuttlecock from Wu Yun Yong's close net smash. Zhou said he could see nothing that time, after resting for a few minutes, he's back to the court, but lost the 2nd game. Anyhow, he won the 3rd game and the match. He's really deserved the win with this kind of injury.
More and more Chinese Womens players are not having their longer hair tied up . Hi suetyan, Thank you for the so many photos. It's a surprise to now find more and more Chinese Womens players are not having their longer hair tied up. It was once a Chinese Womens players' tradition - Keep your hair short or tie it up if kept long. .
Individual event Second round (WS) Wang Yihan bt Zhou Mi 2-0 (21-15, 21-11) Xie Xingfang bt Li Xuerui 2-1 (21-18, 20-22, 21-17) Liu Jian bt Zhu Lin 2-0 (22-20, 21-14) Li Wen bt Lu Lan 2-0 (21-19, 21-17) Wang Lin bt Liu Fanghua 2-0 Wang Shixian bt Zhu Jingjing 2-0 Jiang Yanjiao bt Han Li 2-1 Wang Xin bt Shi Xiaoqian 2-0 First round (MS) Du Pengyu bt Chen Long 2-1 (15-21, 21-15, 25-23)
Individual event Second round (XD) Chau Hoi Wah/Yohan bt Zhang Yawen/Deng Mengjia 19-21, 21-10, 23-21 Feng Chen/Zhang Zhijie bt Yu Yang/Zhao Zhengyi 2-1 Ma Jin/Shen Ye bt Wang Xiaoli/Ding Yang 2-0 Other XD quarter finalist include: Tian Qing/Zhengbo Zhao Yunlei/Li Rui Zhang Jinkang/Chen Zhiben Zhao Tingting/He Hanbin Sun Xiaoli/Xu Chen
Olympic bronze medalist He Hanbin into men's doubles second round at National Games First round news QINGDAO, East China, Oct. 14 (Xinhua) -- Olympic mixed doubles bronze medalist He Hanbin advanced into the second round of men's doubles at the 11th Chinese National Games with his twin brother He Hanqing here on Wednesday. The 23-year-old He, representing People's Liberation Army, paired up with his twin brother Hanqing to come from one game behind to beat Wang Wei and Yu Hao from Shanghai 16-21, 24-22, 21-17. "My younger brother is a little bit inexperienced and made some ridiculous errors," said He Hanbin, who clinched the mixed doubles bronze medal with Yu Yang from Liaoning province in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. "Our training in provincial team is not that systematic as in the national team," echoed He Hanqing, who used to be a national team member but was sent back due to disciplinary problem. "We are better than our rivals in terms of overall strength," added He Hanbin, who declined to elaborate on their goal in their men's doubles campaign. World No. 2 women's singles player Zhou Mi, representing Hong Kong, took down Cheng Wen of Hunan 21-15, 19-21, 21-15. In the decider, Athens Olympic bronze medalist Zhou, who was born in Guangxi, led all the way before Cheng levelled the score at 8-8 and11-11. Zhou then never looked back to secure a 21-15 win. "Though I am in my thirties, I still enjoy playing. I am not physically well recently so I will go back to Hong Kong for a medical check-up after the National Games," said Zhou. In another women's singles duel, Wang Shixian of Jiangsu, world No. 42 and newly crowned in China masters in September, outplayed Rong Bo of Beijing 21-14, 21-11. "Rong is not strong enough," said Wang. On her opponent in the second round, Wang said: "It could be Zhu Jingjing who plays for Guangdong." Zhu was the women's singles champion in the 2008 National championships. "I have not played her recently so I have no idea if she is in good form," added Wang. Zhu was not on the list of women's team final, citing injury. Chen Jin of Jiangsu, world No. 4 in men's singles, stumbled in his first round doubles tour. He paired up with Qiu Yanbo and lost to Chen Zhiben and Zhang Nan of Beijing 21-6, 21-10. "They are obviously a better doubles pair," Chen commented on their rivals. However, Chen Zhiben said: "Doubles is not their priority. They will pay more attention to their singles tour." On Thursday, first and second rounds of men's singles, second round and quarterfinals of women's singles and mixed doubles as well as second round of men's and women's doubles will take place. Source: http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2009-10/15/content_12234680.htm
