Australian Open GPG Day 3 (April 8, 2011) - Quarterfinals

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  1. Gicutzu

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    I'm creating this thread early so I can post my statistics :p

    A breakdown of the Quarterfinals by countries:

    MS: JPN 2, THA 2, HKG 1, INA 1, MAS 1, VIE 1
    WS: CHN 2, THA 2, HKG 1, INA 1, JPN 1, TPE 1
    MD: JPN 3, MAS 2, TPE 2, INA 1
    WD: JPN 3, AUS 1, CHN 1, HKG 1, MAS 1, SIN 1
    XD: JPN 2, THA 2, AUS 1, HKG 1, INA 1, MAS 1

    Total: JPN 11, THA 6, MAS 5, HKG 4, INA 4, CHN 3, TPE 3, AUS 2, SIN 1, VIE 1

    By continent: Asia 38, Oceania 2
     
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    Japan is the new powerhouse !!
     
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    Indeed. And Thailand is doing good too.
     
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    Can Wong Pei Tty/Chin Eei Hui continue their comeback journey in Australia with World Ranked-4th Japanese Mizuki Fujii/Reika Kakiiwa?
     
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    Inathon will become one of Female player's outside China can bf their players in near future, she win 1as game and now lead 11-10 in second game before to Chan TsZ Ka. Unlucly, se told me she will not come to VN for VNGP 2011 on August!
     
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    Rat is through to the SF already
     
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    How many total points will Firda get from WL? I say 28
     
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    I'll say less than 28,,, hmmh.... it will be a good achievement to get 25 points
     
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    Ou Dongni/Xiong Rui def. Matsutomo Misaki/Ayaka Takahashi 21-19, 12-21, 21-13 (1 hour and 6 minutes)
     
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    Looks like one sided match between two youngsters, Porntip vs Tai TY at second game, Porntip leads 17-6.
     
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    Up next on Court 4, Chan Yan Kit [15] vs. Poodchalat Pisit. The HKG player is ranked 49th in the world, while the Thai player is ranked 157th. However, Pisit has already beaten Hong Kong's Wong Wing Ki, ranked 33rd, in the course of this tournament.
     
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    Bad news for MAS, as Hiroyuki Endo and Kenichi Hayakawa [5] def. Gan Teik Chai/Tan Bin Shen [3] 21-11, 21-12 (34 minutes).
     
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    Up next on Court 1, Shinta Mulia Sari/Yao Lei [3] vs. Poon Lok Yan/Tse Ying Suet. The Singaporeans are ranked 9th in the world, while the HKG pair is ranked 41st.
     
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    Good news for INA, as Alvent Yulianto Chandra and Hendra Aprida Gunawan [2] def. Chen Chung Jen/Lin Yen Jui [8] 21-16, 21-15
     
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    Alvent/Hendra AG secure SF spot, will take on either JPN or MAS pair tomorrow.
     
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    Porntip Buranaprasertsuk [6] def. Tai Tzu Ying [4] 21-17, 21-16
     
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    Haha, TTY made Porntip work hard for her win. At one stage it looked like Porntip would sail through but TTY made her earn every point before succumbing 21-16.

    2 Thais in the WS SF
     
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    Up next on Court 2, Liu Xin [1] vs. Sayaka Sato [8]. The Chinese player is ranked 6th in the world, while the Japanese is ranked 25th. Liu has beaten Sato once before, at the 2010 Asia Badminton Championships (19-21, 21-7, 21-11).
     
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    Up next on Court 3, Sudket Prapakamol/Saralee Thoungthongkam [1] vs. Nova Widianto/Vita Marissa [6]. The Thai pair is ranked 2nd in the world, while the Indonesians are ranked 72nd. The head to head record is 2-0 in favor of the INA pair, but it is a bit outdated, with the last victory recorded at the 2004 Malaysia Open (15-12, 15-7).
     
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    I hope Pisit will carry out a rubber! He is nice player!
     
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