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INA Squad: MS (Main Draw): 1.Tommy Sugiarto 2.Alamsyah Yunus 3.Sony Dwi Kuncoro 4.Evert Sukamta 5.Arief Gifar 6.Shesar Hiren Rhustavito 7.Adi Pratama MS (Qualification) 1.Hermansyah 2.Kaizar Bobby 3.Panji Akbar WS (Main Draw): 1.Aprilia Yuswandari 2.Maria Febe WS (Qualification) 1.Bellaetrix 2.Hera Desi 3.Renna Suwarno WS (reserved) 1.Melicia Kurniawan 2.Fitriani 3.Anggia Shitta MD (Main draw) 1.Angga/Rian 2.Rendy/Afiat 3.Andika Anhar/Hendro Setyo MD (Qualification) 1.Putra Eka/Hafiz Faizal WD (Main draw) 1.Nitya/Anneke 2.Suci/Della 3.Jenna/Komala 4.Gebby/Tiara WD (QUalification) 1.Dian Fitriani/Aris Budiharti 2.Aulia Shella/Anggia Shitta XD (Main Draw) 1.Rizky/Richi 2.Irfan/Weni 3.Riky Widianto/Shendy Puspa 4.Putra Eka/Aris Budiharti XD (Qualification) 1.Hafiz Faisal/Aulia Shella ------------------- by the way, I didn't know there are already threads about Vietnam GP... Moderator,you can close this thread
Good day for India shuttlers at Vietnam Open August 24, 2011 20:00 IST http://www.rediff.com/sports/report...nton-aditi-mutatkar-ajay-jayaram/20110824.htm As many as five singles players, including Aditi Mutatkar [ Images ] and Ajay Jayaram, and two doubles pairs, reached the pre-quarter-finals as India [ Images ] had a resounding day at the Vietnam Open Grand Prix [ Images ] badminton tournament in Ho Chih Minh City on Wednesday. Unseeded Mutatkar, who has been battling with her form and fitness for quite sometime, produced a stunning game to outclass fourth seed Ai Goto of Japan [ Images ]. Aditi, who is ranked 133rd in the world currently, held her nerve to beat world No 24 Goto 21-18, 14-21, 21-16 in a 45-minute women's singles match. She will next meet Hsiao Huan Chen of Chinese Taipei in the pre-quarters on Thursday. Young prodigy P V Sindhu also showed her brilliance as she edged past Chinese Taipei's Shih Han Hung 22-24, 25-23, 21-19 in a battle of attrition which lasted for one hour and seven minutes. Sindhu will face sixth seed Aprilla Yuswandari of Indonesia. Arundhati Pantawane, who emerged as a surprise runner-up at the this year's National Badminton Championship at Rohtak, also notched a 21-18, 12-21, 21-14 victory over fifth seed Juan Gu of Singapore. The Nagpur girl will take on Jing Yi Tee of Malaysia in the next round. In the men's singles, 12th seed R M V Gurusaidutt sent Soon Huat Goh packing 21-18, 21-11 in a 38-minute match. The Andhra Pradesh shuttler will now take on seventh seed Jen Hao Hsu of Chinese Taipei in the next round. World championship quarter-finalist Ajay Jayaram, seeded fifth, also reached the pre-quarter-finals after a 21-14, 21-14 thrashing of local player Ha Anh Le. In another men's singles encounter, H S Prannoy put up a gallant fight before losing 21-17, 16-21, 12-21 to fourth seed Alamsyah Yunus of Indonesia. In the women's doubles, Aparna Balan and Siki Reddy N beat local pair Huynh Ngoc Uyen Lam and Thi Thanh Thuy Le 21-11, 21-11 in just 22 minutes. In the mixed doubles, fourth seeds Arun Vishnu [ Images ] and Aparna Balan saw off Calvin Jia Hong Ong and Chiew Sien Lim 21-8, 21-14 in a 25-minute clash. However, in the men's doubles, the Indian pair of Manu Attri and Jishnu Sanyal crashed out, losing 7-21, 21-17, 17-21, to Low Juan Shen and Jagdish Singh of Malaysia.
there are related threads existed at here: http://www.badmintoncentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php/284-Russian-US-Canadian-Vietnam-Open-2011