St. Jakobshalle, Basel txt: Dille Andersen, WBSO Int.Press Peter Gade out! Peter Gade, Denmark, lost the semifinal to Chen Jin, China, on some dubious line calls in 2. game. Chen Jin and Peter Gade played a very even 1. game, where Chen Jin won 21-16. But in the 2. game Peter Gade was playing very confident, and chased Chen Jin around the court. The dane had a good lead, but towards the end a few dubious calls went against him. Peter Gade is not the type to protest, but tonight he startet arguing with the umpire. This lead to protests from Chen Jin and the umpire had to work hard to get tempers down. But it seemed to break Peter Gade concentration and he never got back in the game. Chen Jin won the second game 21-19. Peter Gade left the court visibly dissatisfied and stood for a long time talking to coach Morten Frost, using big arm movements. Chen Jin are in the final against Simon Santoso, Indonesia. Simon Santoso had an easy match due to Lin Dan's sudden withdrawal. Lin Dan spend a long time with the doctor, and he did not look well at all. 2. Mens Doubles. It was Denmarks grand old men who made it to the final. Jens Eriksen/Martin Lundgaard beat Eng Hian/Rian, INA in 21-18, 15-21, 21-18 It was a very exiting match from first stroke. The pairs match up very well - as it is usually the case in matches between danes, indonesians and malaysians. Crazy strokes and incredible fast shuttles over the net. The first game went to Rian Sukmawan and Eng Hian 21-19 but was very close. There was no doubt about the 2. game. It went to the danes 21-15. The 3. game was wide open and a close call until 19-17. When the final point was won, the danes gave their trademark victory celebration - a high five, a hearty hug and then they applauded the captivated and entusiatic audience. The indonesians on the other hand was very disappointed. In tomorrow finals Jens Eriksen and Martin Lundgaard will face Koo Kien Keat and Tan Boon Heong, Malaysia, whom they met in last weeks quarterfinal at All England. The danes lost then, but Martin Lundgaard beleives, that this time is different: "We had them covered until 9-6 in the 2. game, where we made som stupid mistakes and never recovered from that." Jens Eriksen was very happy af tonights match. His comment was "It is nice winning, particular if You are not playing well." Both stood outside St. Jakobshalle waiting for the bus, with big grins on their faces.