I thought that is the usual arrangement with tourney that has R64 in MS (the GP & Gold GP events). Either 2 matches in the first day (with doubles being postponed to the second day), or 2 matches in the second day (if doubles are played in the first day). Total matches: Day 1 (32+16 in MS, 16 each in WS & XD) = 80 Day 2 (16 each in MD & WD, 8 each in 5 events) = 72 Alternative arrangements: Day 1 (32 in MS, 16 each in 4 events) = 96 Day 2 (16 in MS, 8 each in 5 events) = 56
First major upset in MS: Mohd Arif Latif beat the seeded Hong-Kong player Chan Yan Kit in straight sets 21-16, 25-23.
Thanks for explaining it, appreciated. But, some of those matches played were not very competitive at all, I guess no easy way out with this many players entered.
P Kashyap (Ind) won over Lu Yi: 11-21, 21-17, 21-10. Looked like the latter run out of energy after first game (?)
An easy win by PSH over Anup Sridhar: 21-9, 21-13. What happened to the latter? Maybe foot injury still bothered him (?)
can anybody tell me why Abbas Abdulrahman from Iraq/Germany got disqualified in the match against Wai Hong Wong from HK?
MS R32 Matchups (Bottom-Half): Hsieh Yu-Hsin vs Shoji Sato [13] -- Sato to win! Pakkawat Vilailak vs Sony Dwi Kuncoro [5] -- Sony to sail through! Mohd Hafiz Hashim vs Mohd Arif Latif P. Kashyap vs Bao Chunlai [3] -- a disaster if Bao were to lose! Tan Chun Seang vs Kendrick Lee Yen Hui [16] -- an interesting derby match...between SIN and MAS players. Wong Wai Hong vs Park Sung Hwan [7] -- no match... Yeoh Kay Bin vs Boonsak Ponsana [9] -- should be quite a match...Boonsak has an edge though... Zhu Weilun vs Lee Chong Wei [2] -- Lee to meet Boonsak yet again.
1:40 PMMen's SinglesWai Hong Wong[HKG] -[IRQ] Abbas AbdulrahmanDisqualified4 i wonder also.. Disqualified? Based on?
Weilun Zhu (Chn) won over Ralph Ian Mendez (Phi): 21-11, 21-5, 19'. LCW won 21-13 two games over Tanongsak Saensomboonsuk (Tha) in 25'. Time for a long break for players and organizers: lunch + nap (maybe more as a rest back at hotel)