Singapore - Philippines: 2-3 Time: Wed 2/12/2020 4:00 PM Draw: BATC – Men's Team – Group C Score: 2-3 Match overview Order Event Singapore - Philippines Score Points Duration 1 MS1 LOH Kean Yew - Ros Leonard PEDROSA 21-11 21-8 1-0 0:26 2 MD1 Jun Liang Andy KWEK LOH Kean Hean - Peter Gabriel MAGNAYE Alvin MORADA 20-22 19-21 0-1 0:33 3 MS2 Jia Heng Jason TEH - Lanz Ralf ZAFRA 21-14 23-21 1-0 0:37 4 MD2 Wen Xing Abel TAN Jia Hao Howin WONG - Philip Joper ESCUETA Paul John PANTIG 16-21 16-21 0-1 0:30 5 MS3 Weng Soong Darrion Michael NG - Solomon Jr. PADIZ 10-21 19-21 0-1 0:40
Good to see Philippines have put up a strong performance over Singapore on their home ground. They deserved it as the organiser of this tournament. This regional encounter also exposed Singapore's weakness in not having enough talent to match the likes of LKY.
Most of them have not been exposed to BWF international tournaments. So experience in competing with players of other countries is lacking.
Philippines' men improve to 1-1 at Badminton Asia Team Championships https://tv5.espn.com/story/_/id/28683840/ph-women-squad-bows-badminton-asia 12 Feb, 2020 Philip Matel The Philippines' men's national badminton team scored a breakthrough 3-2 victory over Singapore on the second day of the 2020 Badminton Asia Manila Team Championships at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum Wednesday. Solomon Padiz' Jr. clinched the tie for the hosts after getting by Darrion Michael Ng in the winner-take-all fifth match, 21-10, 21-19. Loh Kean Yew drew first blood against Ros Pedrosa to take a 1-0 lead in the first match. The tandem of Peter Magnaye and Alvin Morada managed to seize the Philippines' first match victory of the tourney, a 22-20, 21-19 decision over Andy Kwek and Loh. Singapore then retook the lead in the tie, 2-1, after a close win by Jason Teh over Lanz Zafra, 21-14, 23-21. Now staring at elimination, the duo of Joper Escueta and Paul Pantig rallied to gain a 21-16, 21-16 win against Abel Tan and Howin Wong to knot the tie at two matches apiece. The Philippines ended their stint in Group C with a 1-1 record. Singapore dropped to 0-1. A ticket to the quarterfinals this Friday could be clinched by the Philippines if Chinese Taipei beats Singapore in their face-off Thursday at 4 p.m. Meanwhile, the Philippines' women's team was not as lucky as they bowed out of contention after a 5-0 loss to Indonesia. Airah Albo started off the set on a positive note, taking a 21-19 victory over Gregoria Mariska Tunjung. However, Tunjung responded swiftly with a 21-11 win in the second set and blew the Filipina out, 21-9, in the clincher. In the next match, the tandem of Alyssa Leonardo and Thea Pomar could not get the job done as they lost, 21-18, 21-12. Bianca Carlos put up a fight before succumbing the tie against Ruselli Hartawan, 21-10, 21-18, to put the Philippines away for good. Siti Fadia Silva Ramadhanti and Ribka Sugiarto, meanwhile, made quick work of Joella De Vera and Chanelle Lunod in the fourth match, 21-7, 21-8, in a faceoff that lasted for 23 minutes. Sarah Barredo closed the Filipinas' stint in the continental meet with a 21-19, 21-14 loss against Putri Kusuma Wardani. In other games, Malaysia blanked Kazakhstan in men's action, 5-0, while Indonesia and Korea in Group A are still fighting as of press time. Thailand came out victorious against Japan, 3-0, but have still not played their last two matches. Catch the games of the Badminton Asia Team Championships on 5Plus' official Facebook page.
Badminton Asia Team Championships 2020 Last update: Friday, February 14, 2020 11:57 AM Badminton Asia Confederation | Manila, Philippines 2/11/2020 to 2/16/2020 https://bwf.tournamentsoftware.com/...D641BA1-C5A5-4F18-8813-A8384C09D9AD&match=103 Chinese Taipei[TPE] - [SGP] Singapore: 4-1 Time: Thu 2/13/2020 4:00 PM Draw: BATC – Men's Team – Group C Score: 4-1 Match overview Order Event Chinese Taipei[TPE] - [SGP] Singapore 1 MS1 CHOU Tien Chen [TPE] [SGP] LOH Kean Yew 16-21 17-21 0-1 0:41 2 MD1 LIAO Min Chun SU Ching Heng [TPE] - Jun Liang Andy KWEK LOH Kean Hean 21-18 21-15 1-0 0:31 3 MS2 WANG Tzu Wei [TPE] Jia Heng Jason TEH 21-15 21-11 1-0 0:37 4 MD2 LEE Yang [TPE] LU Ching Yao [TPE] - Jia Hao Howin WONG Chuan Shen Aaron YONG 21-9 21-7 1-0 0:21 5 MS3 HSUEH Hsuan Yi [TPE] - [SGP] Wei Hong LEE 21-18 21-16 1-0 0:34 Statistics Points Won Draw Lost Matches Games Points Chinese Taipei 0 1 0 0 4 - 1 8 - 2 201 - 151 Singapore 0 0 0 1 1 - 4 2 - 8 151 - 201 (One bright spark of this encounter was that LKY beat CTC {WR3} in straight games.)
Chinese Taipei [TPE] - [SGP] Singapore: 3-2 Time: Thu 2/13/2020 10:00 AM Draw: BATC – Women's Team – Group Z Score: 3-2 Match overview Order Event Chinese Taipei[TPE] - [SGP] Singapore Score Points Duration 1 WS1 PAI Yu Po [TPE] [SGP] YEO Jia Min 21-19 17-21 21-16 1-0 1:12 2 WS2 CHIANG Ying Li [TPE] [SGP] Yue Yann Jaslyn HOOI 14-21 21-13 12-21 0-1 0:50 3 WD1 HSU Ya Ching [TPE] HU Ling Fang [TPE] [SGP] Yujia JIN [SGP] WONG Jia Ying Crystal 21-19 21-15 1-0 0:34 4 WS3 HUNG Yi-Ting [TPE] [SGP] CHUA Hui Zhen Grace 16-21 21-18 16-21 0-1 0:45 5 WD2 KUO Yu Wen [TPE] LIN Wan Ching [TPE] [SGP] Yue Yann Jaslyn HOOI [SGP] YEO Jia Min 21-10 17-21 21-11 1-0 0:47 Statistics Points Won Draw Lost Matches Games Points Chinese Taipei 0 1 0 0 3 - 2 8 - 6 260 - 247 Singapore 0 0 0 1 2 - 3 6 - 8 247 - 260
Singapore[SGP] - [KOR] Korea: 0-3 Time: Fri 2/14/2020 10:10 AM Draw: BATC – Women's Team – Knock Out Score: 0-3 Match overview Order Event Singapore[SGP] - [KOR] Korea Score Points Duration 1 WS1 YEO Jia Min [SGP] [KOR] AN Se Young 21-15 13-21 16-21 0-1 1:00 2 WS2 Yue Yann Jaslyn HOOI [SGP] [KOR] SUNG Ji Hyun 15-21 12-21 0-1 0:36 3 WS3 CHUA Hui Zhen Grace [SGP] [KOR] KIM Ga Eun 10-21 10-21 0-1 0:28 4 WD1 Yujia JIN [SGP] WONG Jia Ying Crystal [SGP] [KOR] Seo Hee LEE [KOR] SHIN Seung Chan 5 WD2 CHUA Hui Zhen Grace [SGP] YEO Jia Min [SGP] - [KOR] CHANG Ye Na [KOR] KIM Hye Rin Statistics Points Won Draw Lost Matches Games Points Singapore 0 0 0 1 0 - 3 1 - 6 97 - 141 Korea 0 1 0 0 3 - 0 6 - 1 141 - 97
Badminton: Singapore Open in April to proceed; Asian stars Tai Tzu-ying, Ratchanok Intanon confirm attendance Tai Tzu Ying of Bengaluru Raptors hits a return to Michelle Li (not pictured) of North Eastern Warriors during their women's singles final match in Hyderabad, on Feb 9, 2020.PHOTO: AFP Published Feb 13, 2020, 12:39 pm SGT Jonathan Wong Assistant Sports Editor SINGAPORE - For all her achievements, which include 147 weeks as world No. 1, an Asian Games gold and the 2018 All England title, Tai Tzu-ying knows her resume lacks the glint of silverware from the World Championships and Olympic Games. No wonder the second-ranked Taiwanese is determined to end that barren run at this year's Summer Games in Japan.She will return to defend her Singapore Open crown and use the April 7-12 tournament as part of her preparation for her Olympic bid. Tai, 25, said: "I want to win in Tokyo. I have been working hard and training relentlessly for it. Every tournament including Singapore Badminton Open needs to be looked at as a fresh challenge. "I have to always give my 100 percent and not take any match lightly. For me, my fitness is very important and if I am fit and in a positive mind state, I can win any game." She and compatriot Chou Tien-chen, the men's world No. 2, have confirmed their participation at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. Chou captured the Singapore Open title in 2018. Organised by the Singapore Badminton Association, the US$408,000 (S$566,181) Singapore Open is part of the BWF World Tour and is a Super 500 (Level 4) event. It is also the last stop in the qualifying window for this year's Olympics and as such, is seen as a key event for the top shuttlers to challenge for points and a ticket to Tokyo 2020. Reigning women's champion Carolina Marin of Spain and former world champion Thai Ratchanok Intanon will feature in the Republic while Rio 2016 men's singles gold medallist Chen Long headlines a list of 42 Chinese players, including women's world No. 1 Chen Yufeim, bound for Singapore. While the coronavirus outbreak has led to numerous high profile sporting events in Singapore being postponed or cancelled - the Feb 27-Mar 1 HSBC Women's World Championship golf tournament has been dropped - Singapore Open organisers remain optimistic. Organising chairman Robert Lim said: "It is our full intention to stage the Singapore Badminton Open in April and preparations for it are on track. The health and well-being of our players, spectators and event personnel remain our absolute priority. Related Story Badminton: Olympic champion Chen Long leads strong Chinese contingent at Singapore Open Related Story Badminton: Onus on home players to fight and do well at Singapore Open, says Loh Kean Yew "We will continue to monitor the situation in Singapore closely and pay heed to official announcements from the relevant authorities." Early bird tickets for the Singapore Open are available till Feb 16 through APACTix. For more information, visit singaporebadmintonopen.com.sg.
Barcelona Spain Masters 2020 Last update: Tuesday, February 25, 2020 2:26 PM Badminton World Federation | Barcelona, Spaincalendar 2/18/2020 to 2/23/2020 Match overview of Wednesday, February 19, 2020 10:00 AM MS Viktor Axelsen [1] [DEN] - [SGP] Loh Kean Yew 13-21 21-14 21-15 0:52 (So LKY still hasn't found the magic formula to beat eventual champion, VA. But LKY is improving!) Sunday, February 23, 2020 (FINALS) Time Draw Score Duration Vall d'Hebron - 1 1. Starting at 10:00 AM XD Kim Sa Rang Kim Ha Na [KOR] - [FRA] Thom Gicquel [6] Delphine Delrue 15-21 21-11 21-10 1:01 2. Followed by WD Greysia Polii [1] Apriyani Rahayu [INA] - [BUL] Gabriela Stoeva [3] Stefani Stoeva 18-21 22-20 21-17 1:36 3. Followed by WS Pornpawee Chochuwong [6] [THA] - [ESP] Carolina Marin [1] 11-21 21-16 21-18 1:17 (A surprise upset!) 4. Followed by MS Viktor Axelsen [1] [DEN] - [THA] Kunlavut Vitidsarn 21-16 21-13 0:46 5. Followed by MD Kim Astrup [4] Anders Skaarup Rasmussen [DEN] - [TPE] Lee Yang [1] Wang Chi-Lin 21-17 21-19
YONEX Dutch Junior International 2020 Last update: Friday, February 28, 2020 6:29 BWF - Badminton Nederland | Haarlem, Netherlands 2/26/2020 to 3/1/2020 https://www.tournamentsoftware.com/...5F6C26-8F9F-4146-8403-FA639C26511A&d=20200226 Match overview of Wednesday, February 26, 2020 10:10 AM MS-U19 Marcus Viscovich - Lim Shun Tian 21-8 21-8 0:30 10:45 AM WS-U19 Jing Yun Chiu - Chiara Marino 21-16 17-21 21-17 0:45 12:30 PM MS-U19 Rithvik Sanjeevi Satish Kumar - Zhiyuan Lee 21-12 21-11 0:26 5:45 PM MS-U19 Zhe Ming Nigel Yap - Justin Seibel 21-15 21-23 21-12 0:47
Match overview of Thursday, February 27, 2020 2:15 PM MD-U19 Jason Gunawan Ko Shing Hei - Eng Keat Wesley Koh Junsuke Kubo 21-23 22-20 21-18 0:49 MD-U19 Yi Ming Justyn Sim Donovan Willard Wee = Rens Lagrouw Rune Van Dalm 21-12 21-8 0:18 6:55 PM MS-U19 Puritat Arree - Zhe Ming Nigel Yap 17-21 21-19 21-17 1:00
Match overview of Friday, February 28, 2020 9:00 AM XD-U19 Sirawit Sothon [1] Pornnicha Suwatnodom - Yi Ming Justyn Sim Jing Yun Chiu 21-12 21-14 0:22 12:30 PM WS-U19 Pitchamon Opatniput - Jing Yun Chiu 21-14 21-8 0:12
last pair standing... Sat 2/29/2020 3:30 PM MD-U19 Yi Ming Justyn Sim Donovan Willard Wee - Egor Kholkin [2] Georgii Lebedev
the boys lost to the seeded Russians. good to see SBA sending the youngsters to Europe for competition. Egor Kholkin [2] Georgii Lebedev - Yi Ming Justyn Sim Donovan Willard Wee 24-22 21-17
retired https://www.badmintoncentral.com/fo...e-badminton-scene.114130/page-64#post-2707210 i wonder how long LKY and YJM will keep playing