Chinese Badminton

Justin L said:
Except for WD where at this stage, there's only one CHN pair left, Chen QC/Jia YF, who has to win tomorrow's semifinal against the KOR Kim/Kong for a place in the final. That's because of the bronze medal match play-off between the two losing semifinalists.
Click to expand...

Yes, thanks for clarifying. Impressive performance from the team...
 
LenaicM said:
Yes, thanks for clarifying. Impressive performance from the team...
Click to expand...
You're welcome. The problem is for the majority of Chinese fans, not just badminton but all the sports, anything less than gold is considered a failure. What to do when your country is home to so many Olympic gold medallists and world champions in history in a number of sports, not to mention legendary greats and GOATs in some sports/games , and you're merely one among many (so, where's the rarity?).
 
LenaicM said:
Yes, thanks for clarifying. Impressive performance from the team...
Click to expand...
My bad, I made an oversight, the MS is only at the QFs stage, not semifinals, so China's MS is not guaranteed of a medal yet in this discipline.

We've to wait for the MS results tomorrow , the Shi Yuqi vs Axelsen match and the Chen Long vs Chou TC match.

For the SYQ encounter with VA, it's hard to predict because as late as one month before the Olympics, Xia Xuanze was still unsure of SYQ's form and the extent of his post-injury recovery as there are too few international competition to gauge his condition, for playing against his fellow teammates in domestic events and simulation matches are simply not the same thing as the stakes involved and the pressure to perform aren't as unforgiving. I mean, your mental strength is not tested and there's no urgency to push yourself hard nor give of your very best (what for?).

What's more, the H2H between the two is 1 - 4 in favour of VA, worrisome, isn't it? It will be a crucial match to decide who goes to the final as I don't see either Heo Kwang Hee or Kevin Cordon getting in their way at the semifinals.
 
For those interested, the badminton events at the China National Games started yesterday. Unfortunately, I don't have any links to broadcasts to post.
 
CLEAN said:
Here's a link:
-- https://w.yangshipin.cn/video?type=2&pid=600092721&ptag=4_2.2.1.23071_copy&vid=2011417703
Click to expand...
Thanks. Try this one, https://www.zhuafan.tech/channeltypes/Badminton it works on certain browser provided you know how to set the security settings, if required only for this website.

Remember to keep refreshing the main page after each match ended (though the operator sometimes just carry on to the next match w/o you having to switch livestream).

Now showing https://www.zhuafan.tech/451346 = Guangdong vs HKSAR, Team MS match

and https://www.zhuafan.tech/251065 = Team WD match (both CHN provincial/municipal teams)
 
Last edited:
2021 National Games of China
The 14th National Games of China is a multi-sports event to be held throughout Shaanxi Province and are scheduled to run from Sept. 15-27. It is projected that the Games will attract around 14,000 athletes who will compete in 501 events in 41 sports.
The National Games are held every four years and are billed as a "mini-Olympics" in China.

The official website https://www.2021shaanxi.com/

Schedule and Results https://info.2021shaanxi.com/ (use google translate for ENGLISH)
Badminton schedule and results https://info.2021shaanxi.com/#/spor...discipline=BDM&date=2021-09-07&event=&month=9

Livestreams (apart from those on the official website) https://www.zhuafan.tech/channeltypes/Badminton (select other sports from the top menu)

Also on wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_National_Games_of_China
 
Last edited:
Not bad ah, Chen Long, after a narrow win in G1 by deuce 22-20, was in total command in G2 for a crushing 21-9 victory, in fact by reading Lee Cheuk Yiu's game well.
 
Just as I was thinking of Li Shifeng as I haven't come across any of his matches, I checked the results and found he, playing for Jiangxi, actually drubbed HKSAR's Lee Cheuk Yiu in two convincing straight sets by the score of 21-8 and 21-11 ! Hope to catch his match later on replays.
 
Justin L said:
Just as I was thinking of Li Shifeng as I haven't come across any of his matches, I checked the results and found he, playing for Jiangxi, actually drubbed HKSAR's Lee Cheuk Yiu in two convincing straight sets by the score of 21-8 and 21-11 ! Hope to catch his match later on replays.
Click to expand...
https://weibo.com/tv/show/1034:4679265841774632?from=old_pc_videoshow

Full Team Match between Jiang Xi and Hong Kong:
https://weibo.com/tv/show/1034:4679261794271236?from=old_pc_videoshow

Check this person's Weibo for more game videos from the National Games:
https://weibo.com/u/7196000290?topnav=1&wvr=6&topsug=1&is_all=1
 
I feel so sorry for LGP. He lost to Liu Haichao in straight sets and again in straights sets today to Shi Yuqi. I was hoping against hope that he would beat Shi Yuqi today. That will help him to regain his self belief in a big way. So far the most impressive players among the second echelon players, in my opinion, are Weng Hongyang and Li Shifeng. Li Shifeng appears to me to be playing faster and more aggressively, thumping down one powerful smash after another especially against Lee Cheuk Yu.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top