On the fifth day of the Badminton World Championships in Huelva, Spain, all five individual quarter-finals were created. National women's singles He Bingjiao, Zhang Yiman, Han Yue, women's doubles Chen Qingchen/Jia Yifan, men's doubles He Jiting/Tan Qiang, men's singles Zhao Junpeng all defeated their opponents and broke into the quarterfinals. Among them, except for "Fan Chen", who won the Women's Doubles Championship at the World Championships, and He Bingjiao, who finished third in women's singles, the other five were the first to break into the quarterfinals of the World Championships.
In the women's singles quarterfinals, the first two women's singles Zhang Yiman and Han Yue defeated South Korea's Kim Jia-eun and Canada's Lee Wen-shan respectively, and then He Bingjiao, who came out, fell in two straight sets to defeat Denmark's Mia 21-13, 21-10. In the quarter-finals, He Bingjiao will compete with teammate Han Yue for a place in the semifinals, which also means that the national women's singles will lock in a final four place in advance; Zhang Yiman will challenge Thailand's sister Ratchano. In yesterday's other eye-catching Sino-Korean "post-00s" women's singles showdown, after three sets of bitter fighting, Wang Zhiyi lost 21-17, 20-22, 19-21 to An Xianyao, who had previously won three consecutive bali tournament championships, and missed the quarterfinals. In the quarter-finals, Ahn will compete with Japan's Akane Yamaguchi for a place in the semifinals. In addition, the two famous players, Sindhu and Dai Ziying, also defeated Li Miaowei and Gilmour to advance to the quarterfinals respectively, and today, they will directly collide to compete for a place in the final four.
In the women's doubles 1/8 final, the two were happy and worried about the Chinese women's doubles, Chen Qingchen/ Jia Yifan defeated Canada's Hongdrich / Cai Wanting 21-11, 21-17 to advance to the quarterfinals, while Li Wenmei / Zheng Yu lost 12-21, 21-17, 18-21 to the Japanese duo OfagaShi / Nakanishi Takaei. In the women's doubles quarterfinals, Japan and South Korea performed strongly, occupying three and two seats respectively.
Yesterday, the biggest surprise of the national feather came from the men's doubles, He Jiting / Tan Qiang performed eye-catching in the 1/8 final, defeating the Men's Doubles bronze medalist of the Tokyo Olympic Games and Malaysia's Xie Dingfeng / Su Weiyi 17-21, 21-14, 21-16 to win the only place in the quarterfinals for the national women's doubles. Interestingly, their quarter-final opponents are still from Malaysia, the Rio Olympic men's doubles silver medalist Andr chan Wai Keung/Wu Wei Sheng, who have previously been paired.
On the men's side, Kuniyu was mixed. In the quarter-finals, Zhao Junpeng played 86 minutes to defeat Irish newcomer Nguyen Il 21-19, 19-21, 21-18 to advance to the quarter-finals, and he will compete with India's Lakshya for a semi-final spot. Lu Guangzu, who had previously won consecutive victories over Quinravut and Zhou Tiancheng, failed to go any further, losing 10-21, 15-21 to India's Srikans, stopping in the round of 16.
Singapore's Luo Jianyou, who had previously overturned Arcellón and Luca, continued to play bravery, and yesterday he won the last World Championship runner-up Wang Gaolun 2-0, and the opponents scored in single digits in both sets. Today, Luo Jianyou will compete with India's Plannoi to reach the final four.
In the quarter-finals of the Mixed Doubles world championships, Japan will occupy three seats, with Yudai Watanabe/ Yuki Higashino and Yuki Kaneko/ Matsutomo Misaki Yuki 1/4 finals, and another Japanese duo of Kyohei Yamashita / Nariru Shinoya will compete with Arinov / Delavitova for the final four places. The momentum of the Thai duo de Chabo/Sha Xili and the Malaysian duo of Wu Shunfa / Lai Jiemin will meet today, and Hong Kong's Deng Junwen / Xie Yingxue will compete with the German duo of Ramsforce / Isabel.