41st Yonex Polish Open

Two INA remaining representatives here, Christie and Mustofa still advance into last eight and will take on Emil Holst and Gurusaidutt respectively, interesting to follow these future players progress in this IC.
 
CLELY said:
Two INA remaining representatives here, Christie and Mustofa still advance into last eight and will take on Emil Holst and Gurusaidutt respectively, interesting to follow these future players progress in this IC.
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I have to agree that I am so impressed with the good performance of the Indonesian players everytime they go for tournaments. Wow it was such a great achievements from Indonesia to see two of their young stars advancing to the quarterfinals. Anyway Christie Jonathan Junior ranking is no 1 so I certainly believe that this is a young star in the process of becoming a good player in future.

Of course we get to see great upsets too from the players across other countries. True there is no representative from Korea. but i significantly also noticed the advancement of the two men doubles from Japan who have also advanced to the quarterfinals as well. (Kenta KAZUNO / Kazushi YAMADA) and (Takuto INOUE / Yuki KANEKO)

Well, I believe that for the men doubles department, we will see a Japanese vs Japanese in the finals. Then as for the Men singles, perhaps we can see Indonesia vs Indonesia or Indonesia vs Malaysia in the finals. As or the women doubles I believe that the Indonesians can reach the finals too. I also significantly see the rise of this mixed doubles Chan Peng Soon / Goh Liu Ying who just started playing together in their second tournament after Goh Liu Ying made a return after her one year break due to knee surgery. Who knows maybe both of them can create an upset and reach the finals?

Okay I believe that this Polish Open will also be exciting and lets continue to watch the matches live to see which players will reach the finals. I also noticed the significance improvement from the Japanese players under the coaching of Park Joo Bong. Well, I think nobody can deny the fact that Park Joo Bong did a good job to turn Japan from a nobody in badminton to a shinning winning badminton nation in badminton. Japanese players have improved a lot too. :)
 
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Schedule of play for the quarter finals

Order of play of Friday, March 20, 2015

Time Draw Score Duration


Main Location - 3

1. Starting at 10:00 AM XD
Vasily KUZNETSOV Russia / Victoria SLOBODJANUK Russia
vs India Akshay DEWALKAR / India Pradnya GADRE

2. Followed by WS
Karin SCHNAASE [1] Germany vs Russia Anastasia CHERVYAKOVA

3. Followed by MS
Rasmus FLADBERG [1] Denmark vs Malaysia Daren LIEW [8]

4. Not before 11:45 AM WD
Anastasiya DMYTRYSHYN Ukraine / Darya SAMARCHANTS Ukraine
vs Canada Alex BRUCE [4] / Canada Phyllis CHAN

5. Followed by MD
Kevin LI Canada / Nyl YAKURA Canada vs Japan Kenta KAZUNO [2] / Japan Kazushi YAMADA


Main Location - TV2

1. Starting at 10:00 AM XD
Rodion KARGAEV Russia / Ekaterina BOLOTOVA Russia
vs Finland Anton KAISTI / Netherlands Cheryl SEINEN

2. Followed by WS
Soraya DE VISCH EIJBERGEN [7] Netherlands vs Denmark Anna Thea MADSEN [2]

3. Followed by MS
Ihsan Maulana MUSTOFA Indonesia vs India R. M. V. Gurusaidutt [6]

4. Not before 11:45 AM WD
HSIEH Pei Chen Chinese Taipei / WU Ti Jung Chinese Taipei
vs India Pradnya GADRE / India N. Sikki Reddy

5. Followed by WD
Ekaterina BOLOTOVA [3] Russia / Evgeniya KOSETSKAYA Russia
vs Denmark Maiken FRUERGAARD / Denmark Sara THYGESEN


Main Location - TV1

1. Starting at 10:00 AM XD
LIN Chia Yu Chinese Taipei / WU Ti Jung Chinese Taipei
vs Sweden Jonathan NORDH / Sweden Emelie FABBEKE

2. Followed by WS
Marija ULITINA [5] Ukraine vs Russia Evgeniya KOSETSKAYA [4]

3. Followed by MS
Emil HOLST [5] Denmark vs Indonesia Christie JONATAN

4. Not before 11:45 AM MD
Pranaav Jerry CHOPRA [4] India / Akshay DEWALKAR India
vs Japan Takuto INOUE / Japan Yuki KANEKO

5. Followed by MD
Adam CWALINA [1] Poland / Przemyslaw WACHA Poland
vs Russia Nikita KHAKIMOV / Russia Vasily KUZNETSOV


Main Location - 4

1. Starting at 10:00 AM XD
Nico RUPONEN Sweden / Amanda HOGSTROM Sweden
vs Malaysia Peng Soon CHAN / Malaysia Liu Ying GOH

2. Followed by WS
Petya NEDELCHEVA [3] Bulgaria vs Canada Rachel HONDERICH [6]

3. Followed by MS
Teck Zhi SOO Malaysia vs Lithuania Kestutis NAVICKAS

4. Not before 11:45 AM WD
Lisa KAMINSKI Germany / Hannah POHL Germany
vs Uzbekistan Anait KHURSHUDYAN / Uzbekistan Valeriya MUSHTAKOVA

5. Followed by MD
Milosz BOCHAT Poland / Pawel PIETRYJA Poland
vs Poland Lukasz MOREN [3] / Poland Wojciech SZKUDLARCZYK
 
Players who won in the quarterfinals and qualified to the semifinals


Main Location - 3

1. Starting at 10:00 AM XD
Akshay DEWALKAR India / Pradnya GADRE India won over
Russia Vasily KUZNETSOV / Russia Victoria SLOBODJANUK 21-11 21-14 0:22

Main Location - TV2

1. Starting at 10:00 AM XD
Anton KAISTI Finland / Cheryl SEINEN Netherlands won over
Russia Rodion KARGAEV / Russia Ekaterina BOLOTOVA 21-18 21-13 0:24

2. Followed by WS
Anna Thea MADSEN [2] Denmark won over Netherlands Soraya DE VISCH EIJBERGEN [7]
22-20 21-15 0:34

3. Followed by MS
Ihsan Maulana MUSTOFA Indonesia won over India R. M. V. Gurusaidutt [6]
14-21 21-12 21-17 0:55

Main Location - TV1

1. Starting at 10:00 AM XD
LIN Chia Yu Chinese Taipei / WU Ti Jung Chinese Taipei won over
Sweden Jonathan NORDH / Sweden Emelie FABBEKE 21-12 21-14 0:31

2. Followed by WS
Marija ULITINA [5] Ukraine won over Russia Evgeniya KOSETSKAYA [4]
21-16 19-21 21-9 0:42

3. Followed by MS
Emil HOLST [5] Denmark won over Indonesia Christie JONATAN
21-11 20-22 22-20 1:02

Main Location - 4

1. Starting at 10:00 AM XD
Peng Soon CHAN Malaysia / Liu Ying GOH Malaysia won over
Sweden Nico RUPONEN / Sweden Amanda HOGSTROM 22-20 21-13 0:26

2. Followed by WS
Petya NEDELCHEVA [3] Bulgaria won over Canada Rachel HONDERICH [6]
22-20 21-10 0:36

3. Followed by MS
Kestutis NAVICKAS Lithuania won over Malaysia Teck Zhi SOO
21-19 21-19 0:34
 
Semifinal schedule


Main Location - TV2

1. Starting at 5:00 PM XD
Akshay DEWALKAR India
Pradnya GADRE India
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Chinese Taipei LIN Chia Yu
Chinese Taipei WU Ti Jung

2. Followed by WS
Karin SCHNAASE [1] Germany
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Bulgaria Petya NEDELCHEVA [3]

3. Followed by MS
Daren LIEW [8] Malaysia
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Indonesia Ihsan Maulana MUSTOFA

4. Not before 6:45 PM MD
Milosz BOCHAT Poland
Pawel PIETRYJA Poland
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Japan Kenta KAZUNO [2]
Japan Kazushi YAMADA

5. Followed by WD
Pradnya GADRE India
N. Sikki Reddy India
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Russia Ekaterina BOLOTOVA [3]
Russia Evgeniya KOSETSKAYA


Main Location - TV1

1. Starting at 5:00 PM XD
Anton KAISTI Finland
Cheryl SEINEN Netherlands
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Malaysia Peng Soon CHAN
Malaysia Liu Ying GOH

2. Followed by MS
Kestutis NAVICKAS Lithuania
-
Denmark Emil HOLST [5]

3. Followed by WS
Marija ULITINA [5] Ukraine
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Denmark Anna Thea MADSEN [2]

4. Not before 6:45 PM WD
Alex BRUCE [4] Canada
Phyllis CHAN Canada
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Germany Lisa KAMINSKI
Germany Hannah POHL

5. Followed by MD
Adam CWALINA [1] Poland
Przemyslaw WACHA Poland
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Japan Takuto INOUE
Japan Yuki KANEKO
 
MY PREDCTION FOR SEMIFINALS RESULT

Main Location - TV2

1. Starting at 5:00 PM XD
Chinese Taipei LIN Chia Yu / WU Ti Jung

2. Followed by WS
Karin SCHNAASE [1] Germany

3. Followed by MS
Daren LIEW [8] Malaysia / Indonesia Ihsan Maulana MUSTOFA (both with equal chances)

4. Not before 6:45 PM MD
Japan Kenta KAZUNO [2] / Kazushi YAMADA

5. Followed by WD
Russia Ekaterina BOLOTOVA [3] / Evgeniya KOSETSKAYA


Main Location - TV1

1. Starting at 5:00 PM XD
Malaysia Peng Soon CHAN / Liu Ying GOH

2. Followed by MS
Denmark Emil HOLST [5]

3. Followed by WS
Denmark Anna Thea MADSEN [2]

4. Not before 6:45 PM WD
Alex BRUCE [4] / Phyllis CHAN Canada

5. Followed by MD
Japan Takuto INOUE / Yuki KANEKO

Just my prediction and I may be wrong here. I will stay up tonight to watch the exciting semi finals match tonight.
 
scorpion1 said:
Live streaming of semifinals is here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jbaEWnm30M
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Thanks.

here is the latest results.

Akshay DEWALKAR / Pradnya GADRE won against LIN Chia Yu / WU Ti Jung 21-17 23-21 0:27.
It was a great match. Both refuses to give up and finally India players won the match. Th Indian players hold an edge and won the game confidently. Congratulations to Akshay and Pradnya.

Peng Soon CHAN / Liu Ying GOH won against Anton KAISTI / Cheryl SEINEN 21-17 19-21 21-16 0:43.
This proves that my prediction is right. It was a tight match. Malaysia won the first match. The Malaysians could have won the second match too after leading the game but the Netherland players never give up and fought hard from game deifcit to win the game 21-19. Finally the Malaysians win again in the finals. Well, this is certainly a good news for the Malaysians as they have only been together in 2 tournaments this year and then they reach the finals of this tournament. Well, congratulations to them.


Karin SCHNAASE [1] Germany just won the first set against Bulgaria Petya NEDELCHEVA [3] 21-16. I predicted that the German player will win and I think she definitely will win. She plays better.
 
Okay Karin Schnaase just won the match 21-16, 21-10. Congratulations to her.

Now waiting to watch the exciting match of Liew Daren and Ihsan Maulana MUSTOFA. Both have an equal chance to win. Lets see who will win this match.
 
Wow unbelieveable Liew Daren just won the first set 21-14. Wow Liew Daren has improved a lot. What a great game. Okay continue to watch the second set.
 
Okay a big upset has just been created. I never expect Liew Daren to win this match. I was sort of predicting that the finals will be an Indonesia vs Indonesia. Wow, Liew Daren defy all the odds to reach the finals. Wow he won this match in a fantastif mannerv with a big marginal score over Ihsan Maulana Mustofa 21-14, 21-14. He never give his opponent a chance and he really attacked all the way to win this match. Congratulations.

In the other court Emil Host won against Kestutis Navickas with the same score too 21-14, 21-14. Well Emil Host won the game as predicted. I think tomorrow men single is going to be very exciting with Liew Daren and Emil Host both refuses to lose and both giving all their best to win the match.


Okay Marija ULITINA [5] Ukraine has won against Denmark Anna Thea MADSEN [2]. What an exciting match. Now the exciting match of Japanese men doubles vs Poland. I am very sure the Japanese will win.
 
Okay Kenta Kazuno / Kazushi Yamada finally won the first set 21-19 within 13 minutes. What a close match. I thought that the match will be very one sided favouring the Japanese but it turned out to be a very exciting match.
 
Okay Kenta Kazuno / Kazushi Yamada finally won the match 21-19, 21-10 within 23 minutes. What a close match. I thought that the match will be very one sided favouring the Japanese but it turned out to be a very exciting match. Yes the second set clearly favours the Japanese to win. I guess Park Joo Bong must be smilling happily now. Predicted that the finals will be Japanese vs Japanese for men doubles.

Very sleepy so I will sleep now. I will update the results again tomorrow.


Alex BRUCE [4] / Phyllis CHAN won against Lisa KAMINSKI / Hannah POHL as predicted. The Canadians won the match 21-16, 21-16.
 
Both Mustofa and Christie failed to go further, stopped at semifinal and quarterfinal respectively. Emil Holst and former French SS champion Liew Daren will meet for today final while Germany WS Karin Schnaase will up against surprising finalist Ukranian Marija Ultina.
 
CLELY said:
Both Mustofa and Christie failed to go further, stopped at semifinal and quarterfinal respectively. Emil Holst and former French SS champion Liew Daren will meet for today final while Germany WS Karin Schnaase will up against surprising finalist Ukranian Marija Ultina.
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Don't feel sad. I thought that both Ihsan Maulana Mustofa and Jonathan Christie will reach the finals based on their superb performance in the previous tournaments. it is okay. lots of upsets have been created.

For the Mixed doubles finals I am predicting Chan Peng Soon / Goh Liu Ying to win the match due to their superb performance. they defy all the odds to reach the finals.

For the women doubles finals I am predicting Pradnya GADRE / N. Sikki Reddy to win. Their recent performance in tournaments are great.

For the Men Single finals I am predicting Liew Daren to win. His peformance in the semi finals is very good and maybe he can spring in some surprise to win again. He also defy all the odds to reach the finals.

For the men doubles final I am predicting Kenta Kazuno / Kazushi Yamada to win. Japanese have improved a lot under Park Joo Bong coaching and I am very sure they will win the gold medals due to their superb performance.

For the women singles finals I am predciting Karin SCHNAASE to win due to her higher ranking and also her good performance throughout the whole tournament.

Well this are just my predictions and I may be wrong here. I will stay up tonight to watch the finals.
 
Semi finals result


Main Location - TV2

1. Starting at 5:00 PM XD
Akshay DEWALKAR / Pradnya GADRE win LIN Chia Yu / WU Ti Jung
21-17 23-21 0:27

2. Followed by WS
Karin SCHNAASE [1] win Petya NEDELCHEVA [3]
21-16 21-10 0:34

3. Followed by MS
Daren LIEW [8] win Ihsan Maulana MUSTOFA
21-14 21-14 0:38

4. Not before 6:45 PM MD
Kenta KAZUNO [2] / Kazushi YAMADA win Milosz BOCHAT / Pawel PIETRYJA
21-19 21-10 0:25

5. Followed by WD
Pradnya GADRE / N. Sikki Reddy win Ekaterina BOLOTOVA [3] / Evgeniya KOSETSKAYA
22-20 27-25 0:46

Main Location - TV1

1. Starting at 5:00 PM XD
Peng Soon CHAN / Liu Ying GOH win Anton KAISTI / Cheryl SEINEN
21-17 19-21 21-16 0:44

2. Followed by MS
Emil HOLST [5] win Kestutis NAVICKAS
21-14 21-14 0:32

3. Followed by WS
Marija ULITINA [5] win Anna Thea MADSEN [2]
22-20 21-15 0:28

4. Not before 6:45 PM WD
Alex BRUCE [4] / Phyllis CHAN win Lisa KAMINSKI / Hannah POHL
21-16 21-16 0:27

5. Followed by MD
Adam CWALINA [1] / Przemyslaw WACHA win Takuto INOUE / Yuki KANEKO
21-19 21-15 0:39
I am expecting to see a Japanese vs Japanese men doubles in the finals. Well, the Polands player played better and they really deserved to win in the semi finals.
 
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