JYT or TJY are one and the same..... U call sachin tendulkar or tendulkar sachin its the same thing (my perception)
Warning bells for the IND WS players. At the finals of the Spanish open: WS Kirsty Gilmour [2] Scotland - Spain Carolina Marin [1] 21-19 21-18
Yeah..Kristy is in form n I like her style of playing more than Caroline......no wonder she def her...at d same time li Michelle can also prove be a threat (nt for SN n PV) but for other indian ladies
On paper, Saina and Sindhu should get gold and silver by virtue of being the top 2 seeds in all likelihood. However, Kirsty Gilmour has played Sindhu back in the French Open 2013, and won in 3 sets. Jing Yi Tee is another shuttler to watch out for. I foresee Saina earning a medal (if she's in form and fit as well) but as for Sindhu, it's doubtful.
^ Sindhu showed some exceptional fighting spirit in the recently concluded UC, as well as a more aggressive style of play. I don't think we can totally discount her in the race for the gold.
Absolutely it should be an All INDIA WS FINALS..if that happens it would be a very exciting match...maybe the most neck to neck fight in CWG badminton history!!pv will give everything she has to take revenge against her compatriot...the revenge of her def in IBL and Indain GPG
Team from Wales will be : Daniel Font Oliver Gwilt Sarah Thomas Carissa Turner Nic Strange Joe Morgan
Scotland Team Robert Blair Martin Campbell Patrick MacHugh Kieran Merrilees Paul Van Rietvelde Imogen Bankier Jillie Cooper Rebekka Findlay Kirsty Gilmour Caitlin Pringle Malaysia Team Lee Chong Wei Chong Wei Feng Tan Wee Kiong Goh V Shem Chan Peng Soon Tee Jing Yi Woon Khe Wei Vivian Hoo Lai Pei Jing Lim Yin Loo Jersey Alex Hutchings Elizabeth Cann Mariana Agathangelou Solenn Pasturel Mark Constable New Zealand Joe Wu Michael Fowke Michelle Chan Ky Anna Rankin Oliver Leydon-Davis Susannah Leydon-Davis Kevin Dennerly-Minturn Madeleine Stapleton Each country can send maximum 10 players - 5 men and 5 women shuttlers.
Canada 1. Michelle Li – Women’s Singles (team and individual event), Markham ON 2. Andrew D’Souza –Men’s Singles (team and individual event), Ottawa ON 3. Alex Bruce/Phyllis Chan – Women’s Doubles (team and individual event) Toronto ON/ Vancouver BC 4. Derrick Ng/Adrian Liu – Men’s Doubles (team and individual event) Richmond BC/ Richmond BC 5. Toby Ng/Alex Bruce – Mixed Doubles (team and individual event) Richmond BC/Toronto ON 6. Rachel Honderich – (multiple team events and women’s singles in the individual event) Toronto ON
Trinidad & Tobago isn't sending us (badminton) to Commonwealth Games again this time =( I can't help but feel disappointed about their decision but they wouldn't change their view or position on it, oh well.
Oh no team ! thats such a shame feel sorry for their players Hope they let you knoe early on the process
Oh...they should atleast send their teams to for the competitions whatever the result will be....the players atheist will gain some experience!!! Badminton in CWG has never been the first level sport just because it has never been so competitive..but this time it will be more competitive then ever..
It is sad, I've been training the past 4 years (as well have the other players that were selected to go) for the games and then to just get axed but oh well. They only told us 3 weeks ago after our national championships. The justification was that we wouldn't be able to medal at the games so it was not worth it to send us, that they team isn't strong enough and doesn't have much international competition.
Team Australia Robin Middleton (Vic) Jeff Tho (Vic) Ross Smith (Vic) Raymond Tam (NSW) Glenn Warfe (Vic) Men Women Verdet Kessler (SA) Jacqueline Guan (Vic) Gronya Somerville (Vic) He Tian (Rosy) Tang (Vic) Renuga Veeran (Vic)
England badminton team for Glasgow 2014: Men: Chris Adcock (mixed doubles, doubles), Andrew Ellis (doubles), Chris Langridge (mixed doubles, doubles), Peter Mills (doubles), Rajiv Ouseph (singles). Women: Gabby Adcock (mixed doubles, doubles), Heather Olver (mixed doubles, doubles), Kate Robertshaw (doubles), Lauren Smith (doubles), Sarah Walker (singles).
