The matches will start from 3:00pm.
MEN'S SINGLES
Peter Gade vs Ronald Susilo -- both players struggled to beat their opponents today, esp Peter. He was pushed all the way to deuce in the rubber set. The home crowd will be cheering for their local favorite, Ronald. Can he topple the top seed?
Bao Chunlai vs Saman Ismail -- should be an easy workout for the Chinese.
Mohd Hafiz Hashim vs Chen Hong (MATCH OF THE ROUND) -- should be an interesting match to watch. Both players have impressed so far. The Chinese has an edge.
Anup Sridhar vs Kenneth Jonassen -- a tricky tie for the Danes, but, he was impressive in his victory against Shoji Sato tonight.
WOMEN'S SINGLES
Mia Audina vs Chen Li -- experience vs youth. I hope Mia can win.
Kaori Mori vs Lu Lan -- an interesting tie, with the young Chinese player holding an edge.
Petya Nedeltcheva vs Kanako Yonekura -- shouldn't be a problem for the Jap girl.
Zhu Lin vs Pi Hongyan (MATCH OF THE ROUND) -- again, youth vs experience. This time, I think youth will prevail.
MEN'S DOUBLES
Jens Eriksen/Martin Lundgaard Hansen vs Anthony Clark/Robert Blair -- the World no 1 should be too strong, although the English pair has shown improvements over the past year.
Chan Choong Ming/Koo Kien Keat vs Flandy Limpele/Sigit Budiarto (MATCH OF THE ROUND) -- both pairs are erratic and have not impressed so far. It could be a thriller if both plays to their best level. The Malaysian pair has an edge.
Hoon Thien How/Tan Boon Heong vs Jonas Rasmussen/Peter Steffensen -- can youth prevail?
Lars Paaske/Thomas Laybourn vs Hendry Saputra Kurniawan/Hendra Wijaya -- it will be a miracle if the local pair can create yet another upset. The Danes should be too strong for them.
WOMEN'S DOUBLES
Yang Wei/Zhang Jiewen vs Jo Novita/Greysia Polii -- the Indonesian pair has fulfilled their expectation by reaching the quarter-final. It will be a bonus if they can get a set out of the world champion.
Chien Yu-Chin/Cheng Wen-Hsing vs Britta Andersen/Mette Schjoldager -- shouldn't be a problem for the Chinese Taipei pair.
Wei Yili/Zhang Yawen vs Wong Pei Tty/Chin Ee Hui (MATCH OF THE ROUND) -- no question, the Chinese to win.
Zhang Dan/Zhao Tingting vs Gail Emms/Donna Kellogg -- again, similar to the above.
MIXED DOUBLES
Nathan Robertson/Gail Emms vs Zheng Bo/Zhao Tingting (MATCH OF THE ROUND) -- the first match for tomorrow and what a thriller it's gonna be. The English pair holds an edge.
He Hanbin/Zhang Dan vs Robert Blair/Natalie Munt -- the young Chinese pair can create yet another shock by beating the more experienced English pair tomorrow.
Anthony Clark/Donna Kellogg vs Nova Widianto/Lilyana Natsir -- the road to the title is made easier since Xie Zhongbo/Zhang Yawen is out of the equation now. The World Champion should not have a problem reaching the final.
Tsai Chia-Hsin/Cheng Wen-Hsing vs Mohd Rizal/Greysia Polii -- the young Indonesian pair is performing pretty well. They crawl all the way from the qualifying round and could win again tomorrow to meet their senior in the semi-final. A bright future beckons for Rizal/Greysia.
MEN'S SINGLES
Peter Gade vs Ronald Susilo -- both players struggled to beat their opponents today, esp Peter. He was pushed all the way to deuce in the rubber set. The home crowd will be cheering for their local favorite, Ronald. Can he topple the top seed?
Bao Chunlai vs Saman Ismail -- should be an easy workout for the Chinese.
Mohd Hafiz Hashim vs Chen Hong (MATCH OF THE ROUND) -- should be an interesting match to watch. Both players have impressed so far. The Chinese has an edge.
Anup Sridhar vs Kenneth Jonassen -- a tricky tie for the Danes, but, he was impressive in his victory against Shoji Sato tonight.
WOMEN'S SINGLES
Mia Audina vs Chen Li -- experience vs youth. I hope Mia can win.
Kaori Mori vs Lu Lan -- an interesting tie, with the young Chinese player holding an edge.
Petya Nedeltcheva vs Kanako Yonekura -- shouldn't be a problem for the Jap girl.
Zhu Lin vs Pi Hongyan (MATCH OF THE ROUND) -- again, youth vs experience. This time, I think youth will prevail.
MEN'S DOUBLES
Jens Eriksen/Martin Lundgaard Hansen vs Anthony Clark/Robert Blair -- the World no 1 should be too strong, although the English pair has shown improvements over the past year.
Chan Choong Ming/Koo Kien Keat vs Flandy Limpele/Sigit Budiarto (MATCH OF THE ROUND) -- both pairs are erratic and have not impressed so far. It could be a thriller if both plays to their best level. The Malaysian pair has an edge.
Hoon Thien How/Tan Boon Heong vs Jonas Rasmussen/Peter Steffensen -- can youth prevail?
Lars Paaske/Thomas Laybourn vs Hendry Saputra Kurniawan/Hendra Wijaya -- it will be a miracle if the local pair can create yet another upset. The Danes should be too strong for them.
WOMEN'S DOUBLES
Yang Wei/Zhang Jiewen vs Jo Novita/Greysia Polii -- the Indonesian pair has fulfilled their expectation by reaching the quarter-final. It will be a bonus if they can get a set out of the world champion.
Chien Yu-Chin/Cheng Wen-Hsing vs Britta Andersen/Mette Schjoldager -- shouldn't be a problem for the Chinese Taipei pair.
Wei Yili/Zhang Yawen vs Wong Pei Tty/Chin Ee Hui (MATCH OF THE ROUND) -- no question, the Chinese to win.
Zhang Dan/Zhao Tingting vs Gail Emms/Donna Kellogg -- again, similar to the above.
MIXED DOUBLES
Nathan Robertson/Gail Emms vs Zheng Bo/Zhao Tingting (MATCH OF THE ROUND) -- the first match for tomorrow and what a thriller it's gonna be. The English pair holds an edge.
He Hanbin/Zhang Dan vs Robert Blair/Natalie Munt -- the young Chinese pair can create yet another shock by beating the more experienced English pair tomorrow.
Anthony Clark/Donna Kellogg vs Nova Widianto/Lilyana Natsir -- the road to the title is made easier since Xie Zhongbo/Zhang Yawen is out of the equation now. The World Champion should not have a problem reaching the final.
Tsai Chia-Hsin/Cheng Wen-Hsing vs Mohd Rizal/Greysia Polii -- the young Indonesian pair is performing pretty well. They crawl all the way from the qualifying round and could win again tomorrow to meet their senior in the semi-final. A bright future beckons for Rizal/Greysia.