AE2005 Day 2

Discussion in 'German Open / All England / Swiss Open 2005' started by Han, Mar 9, 2005.

  1. other

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    they could both get cramp during the rally, and be unable to carry on playing:)
    obviously the cramp only lasts for about a day, and they are both fine after that:p
     
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    fu cai 7-4 blair robertson rubber set
     
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    then misbun had learned something from li mao too :p
     
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    Any latest update between the match of Fu/Cai and Blair/Robertson
     
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    Fu/Cai 14-11 up now
     
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    I may be late about this...but Shoji Sato is really on fire...

    Currently Roslin is leading Gade 13 - 11 3rd set

    Cai/Fu Leading Blair/Robertson 14-11.. its seems they are going to win this match.
     
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    Brits pull one back to 12-14
     
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    Peter Gade lost to Roslin Hashim!
     
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    Fu/Cai prevail 15-12
     
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    Cai/Fu won finally in the rubber set, 15-12, a hard fought win indeed.
     
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    well done...should do their confidence and "maturity" some good, to come back and also lose the serve on matchpoint and then to get it back without having to set:)
     
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    ohmygosh! so many things going through my head upon seeing the results. i can't believe hafiz got trampled so quickly by shoji. :eek: i'm so proud of chen hong :D- the score's pretty impressive; didn't expect it of chenhong. and wow, roslin. :eek: porr zhou mi! :( come on, cai/fu, a few more hurdles. GRN-mia, why am i not surprised. :rolleyes:
     
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    I think by now we're all immuned to surprises and upsets! Anything goes at those high levels and one sometimes gets quite dizzy, not of the heights but more of the thin air! :D
     
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    Shoji Sato is the giant killer this time.. I'm sure Japan got alot to say about him this time.
     
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    Here we go again. I get a good night's sleep, and Gade goes out. :eek:

    It's not really an upset, though. Gade has always had trouble with Roslin. Roslin held a 4-3 head-to-head over Gade... and now it's 5-3. I would have liked to see that match, though, close to two hours long!

    It's already over for Denmark in MS... When was the last time no Danish MS made it to quarter finals? :eek:

    Malaysia is also having a terrible tournament in MD. All out!

    As usual, the All England is full of surprises...
     
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    But you are right, Mag..

    This must be the first time in many, many years that no Danish mens singles make it to the quarter finals.. for us in Denmark, the depressing fact seems to be that the current generation lead by Jonassen and Gade don't really have any younger Danish rivals.. so when this generation is done.. it could very well be that we just have to get used to not having any of our national players as part of the last 8.. just like we have to get used to now in Ladies singles after Camilla Martin has quit..

    So thank you for the doubles.. where both Mogensen, Boe and others seem to be able to pick up when it is soon over for Eriksen/Lundgaard... and subsequently - but hopefully many years from now - JR/LARS...
     
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    Actually, Ella Karachkova is no no namer!! She is a great player, both technically and tactically (though she lacks a little power to be really at the top).
    She has been pregnant and not competing so much recently, but she already showed she was back to a very good level when she won Toulouse Open (A grade) last november.
     
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    Nobody is a no namer to you seven. You are BFs' chief scout!!!:):):)
     
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    Hehe! :D

    Just for your information, here is Ella Karachkova's recent record (she is currently world number 43) :

    40th Portuguese Badminton Championships 2005
    5 Jan 2005 - 8 Jan 2005 Caldas Da Rainha,
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    1/32
    11/0,11/2 W Laura MOLINA ESP
    1/16
    11/1,4/11,9/11 L Yuan WEMYSS ~ SCO

    DJARUM INDONESIA OPEN 2004
    13 Dec 2004 - 19 Dec 2004 Tennis Indoor Stadium Gelora Bung Karno,Senayan Jakarta
    [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Round[/font] [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Scores[/font] [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]W/L[/font] [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Opponent[/font] [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Nation[/font]
    1/64
    11/3,11/3 W Feiran MESAWARDANI INA
    1/32
    11/5,11/3 W Yun Hwa LEE KOR
    1/16 5/11,1/11 L Chen WANG ~ HKG

    LE VOLANT D`OR, TOULOUSE Open Int 2004
    18 Nov 2004 - 21 Nov 2004 Cahors
    [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Round[/font] [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Scores[/font] [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]W/L[/font] [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Opponent[/font] [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Nation[/font]
    1/32
    11/1,11/2 W Solenn PASTUREL ENG
    1/16 11/1,11/3 W Larisa GRIGA UKR
    Quarter-Finals
    7/11,11/3,11/7 W Petra OVERZIER GER
    Semi-Finals
    11/5,11/4 W Anna RICE CAN
    Gold Medal Final
    7/11,13/10,11/3 W Sara PERSSON SWE

    Russian International 2004
    24 Jun 2004 - 28 Jun 2004 Vladovostok City
    [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Round[/font] [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Scores[/font] [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]W/L[/font] [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Opponent[/font] [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Nation[/font] 1/32
    1/16 11/0,11/1 W Daria ZHURBA RUS
    Quarter-Finals
    11/4,11/5 W Evgenia DIMOVA RUS
    Semi-Finals
    11/2,11/1 W Anastasia (1) RUSSKIKH ~ RUS
    Gold Medal Final
    11/5,11/6 W Tatjana BIBIK RUS

    European Championships 2004
    20 Apr 2004 - 24 Apr 2004 Geneva
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    1/64
    4/11,11/6,11/4 W Anu WECKSTROM ~ FIN
    1/32 11/2,11/0 W Natalia GOLOVKINA UKR
    1/16
    11/0,3/11,2/11 L Huaiwen XU ~ GER

    European Team Championships 2004
    16 Apr 2004 - 19 Apr 2004 Geneva
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    11/1,11/7 W Harriet JOHNSON * WAL
    11/5,3/11,6/11
    L Tracey HALLAM ENG
     
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    roslin and hafiz

    When Misbun was training rosling to be the star, Peter Gade was the world Number 1. and they where watching videos and so on of peter gade. And Misbun was training Roslin just to beet Gade. He says that if you play gade in a match you win if it goes to more then 1h.

    Same with Hafiz. When Misbun was training him Chen Hong was the World Number one thats why Hafiz always win over Chen Hong.

    thats how Misbun explained it to me
     

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