This is a rookie mistake. I had to tell my kids school badminton team not to place their strongest player in the fifth and last tie for their matches.the mistake was placing HBJ in the tiebreaking 5th WS3 instead of either WS1 or WS2 match
This is a rookie mistake. I had to tell my kids school badminton team not to place their strongest player in the fifth and last tie for their matches.the mistake was placing HBJ in the tiebreaking 5th WS3 instead of either WS1 or WS2 match
What an upset. Apparently Lei Lanxi is fatigued from all his matches in the previous rounds of the team event, practically no rest day for him as the individual event starts immediately the day after.Who is Fang Kai who could brush aside Lei Lanxi in two straight games, 15 and 12 in 33 minutes? Was Lei Lanxi playing with an injury or too exhausted after the Team events? Couldn't find Fang's profile in BWF fansite. Only know that he is from Zhejiang and he looks young from his profile photo in the Chinese National Games website which doesn't provide details of his birth date. Where can I watch a replay of this match if there is one? Kindly share the link please, anyone?
Followed the match on live score. The only youngster to survive, Liu Liang ang Wang Zhenxing both lost their matches. Lee Cheuk Yu played many matches and lost many too. Not well prepared for the tournament?Oh, wait, the lesser known Dong Tianyao after disposing of the more fancied Huang Yuxiang, then went on to send packing the WR17 HKSAR, Lee Cheuk Yiu, in the QFs in three sets, 22-20, 18-21, 21-12. Not bad, lad.
Who his quaterfinal opponent??Oh, wait, the lesser known Dong Tianyao after disposing of the more fancied Huang Yuxiang, then went on to send packing the WR17 HKSAR, Lee Cheuk Yiu, in the R16 in three sets, 22-20, 18-21, 21-12. Not bad, lad.
Who his quaterfinal opponent??
No idea, beats me. Not only Lee Cheuk Yiu, the entire HKSAR team underperforming. Maybe it has a bit to do with the 14-day quarantine they have been subjected to before the start of the CNG, which they weren't too happy about whilst the mainlanders only required 7 days. ( As I came across it while casually combing for news of the CNG, not sure if my memory serves me right, too lazy to double-check, so cmiiw).Followed the match on live score. The only youngster to survive, Liu Liang ang Wang Zhenxing both lost their matches. Lee Cheuk Yu played many matches and lost many too. Not well prepared for the tournament?
HK players had two or three weeks of hotel quarantine before the tournament.Lee Cheuk Yu played many matches and lost many too. Not well prepared for the tournament?
Cited chronicle back injuryHan Chen Kai announced that he will retire at 23 age. What's happening to him ?
Oh no! That's too bad. He is exciting to watch, fast and furious.Cited chronicle back injury
Link to watch live matches??The Men's Singles Quarterfinals matchups:
https://pdf.2021shaanxi.com/SHAANXI...~.pdf?random=ab0a60ae28f2f68e2f16920378f16b20
Top Half:
1) Chen Long vs Dong Tianyao
2) Shi Yuqi vs Zhao Junpeng
Bottom Half
3) Lu Guangzu vs Li Shifeng
4) Zhang Weiyi vs Sun Feixiang
The lineup is heavily skewed towards the upper half where Chen Long and Shi Yuqi are slated to meet in the semifinals. What to do, that's the problem when world rankings are not taken into account for the 14th CNG.