Syed Modi Memorial INDIA Grand Prix 2009 (15-20 December 2009)

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  1. limsy

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    i paw both player
    but no confident in arif:p
     
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    He has won two out of three matches today. However the third one seems to be hard since he will face the first seed Anand Chetan. We'll see who will win in the end.
     
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    OMG, CKB was from 10-4 up to 10-18 down before losing 15-21. 14 straight pts! :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
     
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    Chan Kwong Beng won over Arvind Bhat 15-21 21-19 21-14.

    1st game: 10-4->10-18->15-21 ; thought he's gonna lose after 1st game
    2nd game: 14-6->18-12->21-19
    3rd game: 12-4->18-13->21-14
     
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    Is it? The match vs Arvind Bhat? Good thing in the end CKB got it together & won
     
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    limsy was right! CKB won but Arif lost!
     
  7. limsy

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    well
    i dont think hendrawan can help arif to become a top 15 ms player
    ckb and cwf can indeed:)
     
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    Interesting matches tomorrow:

    MS QF
    Andre Kurniawan Tedjono [3] vs Gurusaidatt R.M.V. [8] - a tricky test for Andre and I hope he can beat the rising IND youngster.

    Dionysius Hayom Rumbaka [5] vs P. Kashyap [4] - another tough test for Hayom. Let's see if he can beat the IND player.

    MD QF
    Adnan Fauzi/Tri Kusumawardana vs Mohammad Rreza Kheradmandi/Ali Shahhosseini [3] - Fauzi can concentrate on winning a title in either MD or XD.

    WS QF
    Saina Nehwal [1] vs Fransiska Ratnasari [5] - Nana fulfills her seeding as expected and she will entertain the top-seed. It will be a major boost to her confidence if she can beat Saina.

    Sindhu P.V. vs Maria Febe Kusumastuti [2] - Febe to go through to the SF.

    WD QF
    Aparna Balan/Shruti Kurian [1] vs Nadya Melati/Devi Tika Permatasari - a tough test for Nadya/Devi. If they can beat the top-seed, they have a high chance of winning the title.

    XD QF
    Abantika Deka/Dibyajoti Bora vs Adnan Fauzi/Devi Tika Permatasari - shouldn't be a problem for the INA pair.
     
  9. limsy

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    Saina, Chetan in quarters at Syed Modi

    http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...quarters-at-Syed-Modi/articleshow/5348693.cms

    However, the biggest upset of the day was the shocking 21-15, 19-21, 14-21 defeat of Arvind at the hands of Malaysian Kwong Beng Chan in an hour long match.

    In a match that had 111 rallies, Arvind squandered a first game lead and then found the going tough against the Malaysian, who held nerve at crucial junctures to emerge as victorious.
     
  10. limsy

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    opponent of ckb in quater is sai praneet
    top ms junior from india
    quite good in attacking play
    but never be a problem for malaysia ms junior to beat him
    so,ckb should be able to beat him and face hayom in semis:)

    as for arif,i already forget how many times he lost to akt
    badmania,u have any idea?
    i dont know how much can hendrawan help him:rolleyes:
     
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    UPBA not learning lessons from past

    Now when the UPBA and the state government are organising the Syed Modi International Grand Prix Badminton tournament, which is again an international event featuring foreign shuttlers, power failures occurred once again. And that too during the inaugural ceremony. Power tripped thrice and the main hall, where the Indian and foreign players besides some top government officials were present for the ceremony, plunged into darkness for almost half-an-hour.

    http://www.indianexpress.com/news/upba-not-learning-lessons-from-past/555278/
     
  12. CLELY

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    Good Morning all... It is cold and smoggy in Delhi right now and I am having a great cup of Assam tea on my workstation....

    Adnan Fauzi lost the singles match last evening (never mind, he played well). But he still has atleast two titles to target :) and I am sure he will win his both matches today.

    Interesting matches this evening, first two involving, IMHO, the best junior potential Indian badminton right now has --
    Andre Tedjono vs RMV Gurusaidutt
    Sikki Reddy vs Jeanine Cicognini
    Dyonisius Rumbaka vs P Kashyap
    Sai Praneet vs Kong Beng Chan
    Saina Nehwal vs Fransiska Ratnasiri
    Chetan Anand vs Anup Sridhar
    PV Sindhu vs Maria Kusumastuti

    All INA pairs should win their matches (except Nadya/Devi Tika perhaps)..
     
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    hey vpsingh , were u in the stadium watching live?:)

    any pics to share?:)
     
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    lots of potential of India players indeed, good for baddy....but considering Hayom's form lately I wouldn't be surprise if he can beat Kashyap today....:rolleyes:
     
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    Sorry, George. I am following this on TV and site like all of us. This is year end reorting time and I don't want to lose job at such bad economic times. :(
    Moreover, my exams are also approaching:crying:
     
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    Adnan Fauzi/Devi Tika Permatasari check in to the SF after a straight-set victory today. They will face Tarun Kona/Shruti Kurian for a place in the Final. Pretty tough. Nadya and Devi have to play again very shortly against Aparna Balan/Shruti Kurian. A bad scheduling :cool:

    Meanwhile, Andre Kurniawan Tedjono is involved in a tight-battle against Gurusaidatt R.M.V.
     
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    Andre lost the first set 18-21, despite leading for most of the set. At 18-17, Gurusaidatt won 4 pts in a row to take the first set.
     
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    Sigh! Andre K.Tedjono lost to Gurusaidatt, 18-21 ; 16-21.
     
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    Andre lead when he played patiently, many points from drop shot or half smash. In the end 1st set Guru played faster and Andre failed by long return or give chance Guru on smash.
    2nd set no TV broadcast, switched to Wrestling.
     

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