yup, and I think Chinese Taipei can win Korea since Korea does not send its strongest squad.So Chinese Taipei Women's team will meet South Korea in semifinal.
Ai Goto won 1st game 21-17. HK is in trouble now.
Hong Kong v. Japan 2-1
1. Zhou Mi bt Sato Sayaka 21-16, 21-15
2. Chau Hoi Wah/ Chan Tsz Ka lost to Fujii Mizuki/Kakiiwa Reika 19-21, 21-14, 15-21
3. Wang Chen bt Ai Goto 17-21, 21-13, 21-14
Hong Kong v. Chinese Taipei
1. Chan Yan Kit v. Hsieh Yu Hsing
2. Yohan/Wong Wai Hong v. Lin Yu Lang/Chen Hung Ling
3. Hu Yun v. Hsueh Hsuan Yi
4. Njoto Albertus Susanto/Hui Wao Ho v. Tsai Chia Hsin/Hu Chung Hsien
5. Wong Wing Ki v. Lu Chi Yuan
Hong Kong v. Japan 3-1
1. Zhou Mi bt Sato Sayaka 21-16, 21-15
2. Chau Hoi Wah/ Chan Tsz Ka lost to Fujii Mizuki/Kakiiwa Reika 19-21, 21-14, 15-21
3. Wang Chen bt Ai Goto 17-21, 21-13, 21-14
4. Zhou Mi/Tse Ying Suet bt Naito Mami/Matsuo Shizuka 21-10, 21-14
So, Hong Kong advances to the semi final to meet China at 6.30pm this evening. I am a bit surprised to see ZM still have energy to play WD and won the match. Haha.. what happened to the Japanese WD?![]()
yalor... cannot see Hirose on court.hehe
the hope of suetyan(japan beat hk)is gone![]()
Hmm.. here are my possible lineups for China WS:So, HKG manages to beat JPN 3-1 after the stunning WD2 victory. Up next is CHN. No questions about the Doubles, the 2 Chinese pairs are expected to wrap up their matches quickly, ensuring 2 pts. But for the Singles, it gets a bit tricky.
Possible lineup:
WS1 Chen Xiaojia vs Zhou Mi
WS2 Xie Jingyun vs Wang Chen
WS3 Fu Shanshan vs Yip Pui Yin
Assuming Zhou and Wang BOTH WIN their matches, the decider will be WS3. If any of Zhou or Wang lost their match, it's all over.
Indeed, Xia Jingyun seems to be the right player for WS1. Chen Xiaojia will probably stands a higher chance playing against Yippie instead of Wang Chen.