2011 BAC: Day 4 (Friday 22-April) Quarter-Finals

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2011 BAC: Day 4 (Friday 22-April) Quarter-Finals

We have arrived at the last 20 matches. The schedule can be found located at;

http://www.tournamentsoftware.com/s...EFAE40-EE8E-4AB3-82AB-2972E5BE5586&d=20110422

Out of the 20 matches, China will be involved in 16. The other countries involved are;

* Thailand........... (6)
* Japan............... (5)
* Chinese Taipei... (3)
* Indonesia......... (2)
* Korea............... (1)
* Malaysia........... (1)
* Vietnam........... (1)

This is rather disappointing because our Badminton Asia Confederation consists of 39 countries, namely;

Afghanistan
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Bhutan
Brunei
Cambodia
China
Chinese Taipei
DPR of Korea
East Timor
Hong Kong
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Japan
Jordan
Kazakhstan
Korea
Kuwait
Kyrgyzstan
Laos
Lebanon
Macau
Malaysia
Maldives
Mongolia
Myanmar
Nepal
Pakistan
Palestine
Philippines
Singapore
Sri Lanka
Syria
Thailand
Turkmenistan
Uzbekistan
Vietnam
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it's still good to know that so many countries have participated...
Badminton is global sports now..:)
 
Chen Jin appears to be a spent force.
He has been beaten by lower ranked and unheralded players and has been shown the exit in early stages of tournaments.
I hope that he gets well if he is injured.
Liew Darren did well to stretch Du Pengyu to 3 games and the score was close.
Hopefully the only Malaysians left, GWS/LKW, will do well in the QF.
 
2011 BAC R-16: Sho Sasaki [11] defeated Chen Jin [5]

skchen said:
Chen Jin appears to be a spent force.
He has been beaten by lower ranked and unheralded players and has been shown the exit in early stages of tournaments.
I hope that he gets well if he is injured.
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However, we give credit to Sho Sasaki [11] who is currently playing well. :):):)

Chen Jin [5] is only seeded 6 places above Sasaki. The match with the scores of 21-12, 20-22, 21-15, in 78 minutes tells us that Sasaki is probably fitter Chen Jin.
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Badminton Asia Confederation consists of 39 countries

valdy said:
it's still good to know that so many countries have participated...
Badminton is global sports now..:)
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I haven't checked and counted how many of the 39 countries did send participants to this 2011 BAC event.
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The Thais are really doing well in this tournament........

Yes, hope LKW/GWS could at least take a game off CY/FHF.......
 
Sho Sasaki beat Chen Jin .. Any bros believe will he beat Lin Dan tonight ?

Fu Haifeng , Cai yun , is expected to win tonight
 
Support all CHINA players while i'm in holiday,,,,,,,,

ZHONG GUO DUI .... Jiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Youuuuuuuuuuuuu....
 
seems like japan and thailand have arrived as powerful badminton nations ... they have performed well consistently in many tournaments. indonesia and korea is struggling but is ok for now.. although they seem to be on a downward trend too.. china maintains. malaysia is nowhere to be found
the changing of the guards is a painful thing
 
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chris-ccc said:
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I haven't checked and counted how many of the 39 countries did send participants to this 2011 BAC event.
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21 countries participated:

  1. Bangladesh
  2. Cambodia
  3. China
  4. Chinese Taipei
  5. Hong Kong
  6. India
  7. Indonesia
  8. Iraq
  9. Japan
  10. Korea
  11. Malaysia
  12. Maldives
  13. Mongolia
  14. Philippines
  15. Singapore
  16. Sri Lanka
  17. Syria
  18. Thailand
  19. Turkmenistan
  20. Uzbekistan
  21. Vietnam
I think it's odd that North Korea is not good at badminton, because the sport has such a strong presence in East and Southeast Asia. This is in strong contrast to table tennis, where they are pretty good.
 
2011 BAC QF: 8 out of the 21 participating countries are remaining

Gicutzu said:
21 countries participated:

  1. Bangladesh
  2. Cambodia
  3. China
  4. Chinese Taipei
  5. Hong Kong
  6. India
  7. Indonesia
  8. Iraq
  9. Japan
  10. Korea
  11. Malaysia
  12. Maldives
  13. Mongolia
  14. Philippines
  15. Singapore
  16. Sri Lanka
  17. Syria
  18. Thailand
  19. Turkmenistan
  20. Uzbekistan
  21. Vietnam
I think it's odd that North Korea is not good at badminton, because the sport has such a strong presence in East and Southeast Asia. This is in strong contrast to table tennis, where they are pretty good.
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Thanks Gicutzu, :):):)

So out of the 21 countries, we have 8 remaining at the Quarter-Finals.
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On Court 3, Alvent Yulianto Chandra/Hendra Aprida Gunawan [4] vs. Xu Chen/Zhang Nan [6]. The Indonesians are ranked 4th in the world, while the Chinese are unranked.
 
On Court 4, Shizuka Matsuo/Mami Naito [7] vs. Wang Xiaoli/Yu Yang [2]. The Chinese are ranked 2nd in the world, while the Japanese are ranked 8th. The head to head record is 2-0 in favor of WXL/YY, with the most recent victory registered at the 2011 Korea Open SSP (21-4, 21-18).
 
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