World Junior CShip - Day 2
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Loh
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India[IND] - [NZL] New Zealand
MS Guru Sai Dutt (bt) Ethan Haggo 21-9 21-11
XD Ram C. Vijay / Ashwini Ponnappa (bt) Kevin Dennerly-Minturn / Stephanie Cheng : 21-15 21-19
WS Arundhati Pantawane bt Melissa Leviana : 22-20 17-21 21-18
MD Guru Sai Dutt / Tarun K. (bt) Oliver Leydon-Davis / Delius Tang : 21-15 21-13
WD Ashwini Ponnappa / Nithya Sosale (bt) Emily Ang / Emma Chapple : 21-14 21-10
India [IND] - [KOR] Korea
XD Ram C. Vijay / Nithya Sosale (lost to) Baek Cheol Shin / Hyun Young Yoo : 5-21 8-21
MS Saurabh Verma (lost to) Sung Min Park : 21-17 9-21 13-21
WS Ruth Misha (lost to) Youn Joo Bae : 3-21 8-21
India now faces Indonesia for 5th 6th place play off
MS Guru Sai Dutt (bt) Ethan Haggo 21-9 21-11
XD Ram C. Vijay / Ashwini Ponnappa (bt) Kevin Dennerly-Minturn / Stephanie Cheng : 21-15 21-19
WS Arundhati Pantawane bt Melissa Leviana : 22-20 17-21 21-18
MD Guru Sai Dutt / Tarun K. (bt) Oliver Leydon-Davis / Delius Tang : 21-15 21-13
WD Ashwini Ponnappa / Nithya Sosale (bt) Emily Ang / Emma Chapple : 21-14 21-10
India [IND] - [KOR] Korea
XD Ram C. Vijay / Nithya Sosale (lost to) Baek Cheol Shin / Hyun Young Yoo : 5-21 8-21
MS Saurabh Verma (lost to) Sung Min Park : 21-17 9-21 13-21
WS Ruth Misha (lost to) Youn Joo Bae : 3-21 8-21
India now faces Indonesia for 5th 6th place play off
Loh
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Xin Ai Ying easily beaten Maria febe 21-9 ; 21-18
My friend, please don't give me a SHOCK!
I thought you said Aiying easily beaten by Maria!
Actually what you meant was: Aiying easily beat Maria! (beat, beat, beaten)
PlayaFromMalaya
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anyone figured out how to watch the team events on planetstream.tv?
Loh
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So we are getting some results from our foreign talent policy, but we still have a long way to go...!
And thanks to both powerhouses China and Indonesia, our youths are learning well from their talented foreign coaches as well
!Singapore has to be different and in management and resource allocation, we are different from big brother Indonesia.
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Loh
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Looking on their Lines-up , i suspected SIN have actually imported "CHina" players
Of course we have imported the girls when they were about 12-13 years old and developed them to this stage. This is what we call 'foreign talent'. And we import the talented coaches as well, just like Malaysia!
But I'm most happy that our local boys are up to the task now.
Lim Fang Yang....is he going to replace Arif in the match against China?don't forget the tiny little boy, Lim fang Yang
If I'm not mistaken....LFY was trashed by Chen Long in the AJC...
PlayaFromMalaya
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yup he was thrashed by chen long..
This is taken from BWF's website:
Malaysia’s singles coach Sun Chenhua said Arif is doubtful for the semi-final tie on Saturday after he strained his groin in the match.
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“He is in pain when he walks and we will wait until tomorrow to see if he recovers. If the pain persists, we will not field him,” said Sun.
[FONT=Arial,][FONT=Arial,]“We are the underdogs against China as they have two strong singles players, and with Arif’s injury, China are the favourites.”
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So we are getting some results from our foreign talent policy, but we still have a long way to go...!
And thanks to both powerhouses China and Indonesia, our youths are learning well from their talented foreign coaches as well
Singapore has to be different and in management and resource allocation, we are different from big brother Indonesia.
I respect what SIN is doing... If I were the one in charge of SIN badminton development, I would do exactly the same thing...
Whoever is doing it over there, I give 2 thumbs up! Of course we have imported the girls when they were about 12-13 years old and developed them to this stage. This is what we call 'foreign talent'. And we import the talented coaches as well, just like Malaysia!
But I'm most happy that our local boys are up to the task now.
Singapore citizens are almost all imports from either China, India, Malaysia, etc... At one point, they were all foreigners...
Most were imported 100 to 200 years ago, but hey, ...still imported foreigners. Now SIN imported Fu Mingtian, Gu Juan, Zhang, Xing blabla around 4-6 years ago. Same 'foreign import' concept... I see nothing wrong with that... he he he... SIN's very foundation and existence was built on it. SIN is just following its founding father's old traditions... Singapore shot down one of the hot favorites for WJC .. Hopes they can qualify for next year TC final rounds in Jakarta .. and once again, upsets the host
that would be fairly unlikely, though if you are going to aim, why not aim for the stars?
today 3.30 pm
INA vs SIN
1 XD Wifqi Windarto [INA]/Pia Zabedah Bernadet [INA] - [SIN] Zi Liang Derek Wong/[SIN] Lei Yao 21-13 21-19 1-0 0:27
2 MS Adi Pratama [INA] - [SIN] Yongzhao Ashton Chen
3 WS Maria Febe Kusumastuti [INA] - [SIN] Aiying Xing
4 MD Wifqi Windarto [INA]/Afiat Yuris Wirawan [INA] - [SIN] Zi Liang Derek Wong/[SIN] Zhao Jiang, Terry Yeo
5 WD Richi Puspita Dili [INA]/Debby Susanto [INA] - [SIN] Mingtian Fu/[SIN] Lei Yao
good strategy put Pia to be focus in XD as opener match and win
INA lost to SIN
. A surprised.I thought INA would have win over SIN...
SIN baddy has improved very well recently.
Could be the same level as MAS, DEN, INA, etc... someday...