Dutch Open - Match of the tournament: Choong/Lee vs Tony/Halim

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  1. abedeng

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    M'sia level, 11-11
     
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    Wow, so close, thanks for the play-by-play. :)
     
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    USA to serve now...2nd serve for them..still 11-11
     
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    M'sia to serve again, 11-11 so tight
     
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    Exciting stuff, service exchanges with no pts
     
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    :crying: wow such a exciting match but sadly can see it :crying:
     
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    tight match..still 11-11
     
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    M'sia break deadlock, 12-11
     
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    :eek: Goooooo USA! :p
     
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    US retakes lead, 13 -12 , serve back to m'sia
     
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    Match point, Msia
     
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    What?!?!?! :eek: :eek: :eek:
     
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    :D huraay!!! :D
     
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    M'sia won 15 -13, but only just. This should've been the final.
     
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    Danggit! Oh well, great match, my hats off to Team Malaysia. :)
     
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    Yeah, one team had to lose, but it showed here that both pairs were heavily experienced and did not crack under pressure. Indon (er, I mean US) took big lead 1st set, but lost, same goes for M'sia in 2nd set. 3rd set went down the wire. More about luck rather than skill here, I suppose.

    Like I said, this should've been the final.
     
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    Agree, should have been the Final. :p
     
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    Malaysia Boleh !!!! :D
     
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    Yeah. maybe. But this is a cause for concern, how come the ageing pair (Choong/Lee) is still M'sia's best (forget the IBF ranking)? Why are the younger pairs unable to match or take the lead?

    I still remember the good old days, where pairs in the teens/early 20's weretheir respective country's top pairs. The Sidek bros won All-England at 19 and 20. Same goes for Park/Kim and Li Yongbo/Tian Bingyi, Rexy/Ricky (winning at early age).

    M'sia has so many promising young pairs, but still inconsistent. Not even Koo/Chan can match Choong/Lee. Look at Fairuz/Lin, losing to a Japanese pair almost the same age as Choong/Lee.
     
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