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Bobby Milroy of Canada tries to return a shot to Sweden's Magnus Sahlberg at the World Championship Badminton tournament in Madrid, Tuesday Sept. 19, 2006. Milroy won the match 21-14, 21-14. is that a ns7700?
xie xing fang zhang wei and yu yang, rising stars! yu yang is already doing pretty well in women's doubles partnering du jing!
GO BOBBY!! hahah, if he gets 1 game from LD tomorrow, i think it would be a huge achievement for him.
Pedro Yang of Guatemala returns a shot to Hong Chen of China, at the World Championship Badminton tournament in Madrid, Tuesday Sept. 19, 2006. Chen won the match 21-11, 21-9 Hong Chen of China, returns a shot to Pedro Yang of Guatemala. Chen won the match 21-11, 21-9.
Tine Rasmussen of Denmark celebrates after beating Shao-Chieh Cheng of Taipei 21-12, 21-14 at the World Championship Badminton tournament in Madrid, Tuesday Sept. 19, 2006 Is shao chieh cheng that short gal who took a game from XXF in 05 WC?
Li Ll of Singapore prepares to serve to Charmaine Reid of Canada at the World Championship Badminton tournament in Madrid, Tuesday Sept. 19, 2006.
..that is correct....too bad, it was a 1 yr wonder; don't know what happened to her game since then..
No. Milroy is sponsored by Black Knight, (hence the Black Knight logo on his jersey). He uses a PC-20...good little racquet. Personally I prefer the PC-V80. But both are good!
In fact she beat Jiang Yanjiao in 2004 WJBC and eventually claimed the WS title beating Lu Lan. She was magnificently fast but still couldn't match the experience of XXF in last year's WC. A talent player I would say, hope she can improve.
Cheng's weakness is shots into her backhand corner. She invariably returns them using her backhand and the majority of shots she plays are drops to the net. She rarely clears them in the opponents rear court. However, given her positioning when she plays the backhand, there is no way she can see where her opponent is... she's just playing the shot blind. This leads to the opponent having many winners off her backhand shots. Against opponents of lower standard, she is fast enough to run back from the backhand corner to save the shot, but against higher level opponents whose shots are just that much tighter and closer to the lines, she has less chance. Last year's WC, XXF didn't exploit Cheng's backhand corner that much, but current opponents seem to have wisened up.
Just to clarify that isnt a ns7700, its a wilson N6, strung it for him when he was over for nz open, very interesting racket though
