Right, a budding talent that's definitely going places. Let's see how far he can go from now on.LSF got these:
1. Most beautiful footwork
2. Strong attack and defense
3. Very stable game overall.
He improved well.
Right, a budding talent that's definitely going places. Let's see how far he can go from now on.LSF got these:
1. Most beautiful footwork
2. Strong attack and defense
3. Very stable game overall.
He improved well.
While watching the replay of the match again, I was reminded of something strange happening to LSF in the latter half of G2 where he misjudged the backline four times, just watching the shuttle fell from KV's clears/lifts well within the backlines, including once near the back sideline. Oh, there was also a line call challenge which the umpire denied him for being a little too late that looked out but was called in.
It's equivalent to gifting 5 points away while in the lead when under no pressure. To make matters worse, around 17-all, he made three simple errors to allow KV to force the decider, a lapse of concentration, perhaps. That makes 8 unforced errors that could've been costly as it gave the opponent a lifeline.
I hoped he drew the right lesson from the experience, that is to always stay totally focused and keep piling on the pressure until the very end.
Oh, there's talk of Wang Zhiyi's knee injury? If true, when did it happen as she played three matches altogether?Hopefully, that win after 5 losses to KV is a break-through win for him. As for WZY, I think she is playing with a knee injury. That should explain her laboured movement around the court.
Oh, there's talk of Wang Zhiyi's knee injury? If true, when did it happen as she played three matches altogether?
I'm sure the Chinese coaches wouldn't risk fielding her in that physical condition.
Anyway, after watching how well An Seyoung has ben performing so far, both in the Uber Cup - she just demolished Akane Y a few minutes ago- and the previous week's Sudirman Cup, I take my hat off to her, a star-in-the-making.
Among the current chineese women singles players, cai yaiyan has the best(powerfull) smash. But her defence and overral game is not good.I think CBA should find new women talents. There was a 13 year old player who was in the news sometime ago. She was quite tall. Anyone heard anymore about her?
Han Yue is a disappointment and should be replaced. I am looking forward to see how Weng Hong Yang performs in this tournament. He is quite a good player but has not performed consistently. Hope he surprises us like LSF did.
More or less agree with you, Cai Yanyan has a cracker of a smash but overall her game is lacking in consistency, error-prone.Among the current chineese women singles players, cai yaiyan has the best(powerfull) smash. But her defence and overral game is not good.
If she is unable to improve as a singles player, coaches should convert her to a doubles playerMore or less agree with you, Cai Yanyan has a cracker of a smash but overall her game is lacking in consistency, error-prone.
Youngster tan ning has a powerfull smash & her overall game is good.CYF needs more deception and power, HBJ needs more control and patience. A combination of the two in a new player would be great.
Learn from LSF .He has a great style. I am now a fan of his. Thought he was a litle predictable but he has been well coached.
A tinge of sarcasm in your comment.
When Li Mao returned to coaching for CBA, he made it clear he will not appear on courtside, at most sit in the stands watching and taking notes of the matches he's interested in.Are the Korean coaches that were attached to the China badminton team still there?
I can’t recall seeing them nor Li Mao recently.
I thought I saw him on courtside at the Sudirman Cup and the Thomas Cup for the men's doubles matches during the intervals.