On August 22, the Badminton World Championships began, and in a women's singles match that had just ended, China's Han Yue defeated France's Qi Xuefei 2-0, with scores of 21-14 and 21-15 respectively, easily advancing to the second round. In addition, in other games that have ended, the first day's cold score has also been generated, and the men's singles No. 13 seed Tokiyama Kanta lost 1-2 to Thailand's Damas, becoming the first seeded player to get out of the World Championships.
On the first day of the competition, the Chinese team will have 5 groups of players, namely Shi Yuqi, Lu Guangzu and Zhao Junpeng in the men's singles, Han Yue in the women's singles, Liu Xuanxuan/Xia Yuting in the women's doubles, and the first to appear is the women's singles player Han Yue. Her opponent in the first round was Dutch player Tsicheffer.
Han Yue is currently ranked 22nd in the world, and this year's best result is the women's singles final four of the Indonesia Masters, she is the No. 4 player in the national women's singles. Her overall performance this year is not bad, but it is not stable. Qi Xuefei is currently ranked 43rd in the world, and the best result this year is that the strength is average.
In the first set, the two sides began a fierce battle, and the score alternately rose to 8-8. After adapting to the opponent's playing style, Han Yue began to exert his strength, opening the gap through consecutive penalty kills and scoring in front of the net, and won 21-14, leading 1-0 with a big score. In the second set, Han Yue began to lead from the beginning of the game, led all the way, won another set 21-15, and won the big score 2-0 easily, successfully advancing to the second round. At this point, the four Chinese women's singles players who participated in the competition all advanced to the second round, and Han Yue also won the opening of the Chinese players' World Championships, looking forward to bringing good luck.
In other end competitions, the first seeded player to go out of the World Championships also appeared, that is, the No. 12 seed of the men's singles, Japan's Kenta Tokiyama. Tokiyama is currently ranked 13th in the world, the 12th seed in the men's singles, and his first-round opponent is Thailand's Damas, who is currently ranked 33rd in the world. Tokiyama Kanta was reversed by his opponents 21-13, 16-21, 13-21, and he became the first seeded player to be out of the world championship.
In other final matches, men's singles No. 6 seed Quintin went through a 2-1 battle, reversing de Oliveira 2-1 to advance to the second round. I look forward to the next competition to be more exciting, and the Chinese players have a good performance.