#妙笔生花创作挑战#
The BWF Super 500 Arctic Open Beijing time began tonight in the 1/4 final of each individual event, and the 9 matches in which the national badminton team members participated have ended, achieving a record of 5 wins and 4 losses, among which, two men's singles players Lu Guangzu and Lei Lanxi lost one after another, so that there are no Chinese players in the men's singles semifinals.
Men's singles Lu Guangzu against Malaysian teenager Wong Chi Yong, who has been on the rise recently. Although the two previous meetings between the two were won by Lu Guangzu, that was already the record of a year ago. As soon as the two met today, Huang Zhiyong played very positively, played his offensive characteristics, suppressed Lu Guangzu in terms of score and momentum, and won the first game 21-11. In the second game, Lu Guangzu changed to the direction of the headwind and dared to attack more, while Huang Zhiyong played more cautiously. After the middle game, Lu Guangzu began to chase the points, but he made too many mistakes in the process of chasing the points, and he would give 1 point if he scored 2 or 3 points, Huang Zhiyong was no longer very active in attacking, but his last 3 points were all Lu Guangzu's mistakes to send points, and finally Huang Zhiyong won another game 21-18 and defeated Lu Guangzu for the first time.
Lei Lanxi's opponent is No. 7 seed Kanta Tokoyama. Lei Lanxi played aggressively in the first game, leading the score, but was reversed by the more experienced Kanta Changshan and lost the first set 19-21. The second game remained under the control of Kanta Tokayama, who won another set 21-12. Lei Lanxi was also eliminated. In this way, after the total destruction of the men's doubles, the national badminton men's singles also stopped moving forward.
The mixed doubles pair played in three pairs, and the young pair Cheng Xing/Chen Fanghui faced the Japanese pair Daiki Midorikawa/Natsu Saito, playing well, but there were still ups and downs, and finally lost three sets and missed the semifinals. However, the other two pairs, Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping and Jiang Zhenbang/Wei Yaxin, both advanced to the semifinals.
Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping's opponent was Hong Kong's Li Jinxi/Wu Zhirou, and the Hong Kong combination made too many mistakes in the first game, and Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping's attack also found female player Wu Zhirou, and won the first set smoothly with a score of 21-7. In the second game, the Hong Kong team of China rebounded, playing fast in front of the net, and the score between the two sides was not opened, but in the final stage, the mistakes of the Hong Kong team were still not controlled, and Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping narrowly won the second game 21-19. Their semifinal opponents are Daiki Midorikawa/Natsu Saito.
Jiang Zhenbang/Wei Yaxin's opponent is the Danish pair Matthias/Bor. After each side won one game, after the second game, the Danish pair withdrew and Jiang Zhenbang/Wei Yaxin advanced to the semifinals. They will compete with Malaysian pair Tan Tong Kit / Du Yi Wei for the right to the final. Chen Tangjie/Du Yiwei reached the semifinals after defeating Thai veterans Dechapo/Sasiri.
Both players in the women's singles advanced to the semifinals. Han Yue's match with Denmark's Mia was full of twists and turns, and after winning the first game easily, Mia played well in the second game and pulled back a round. At the beginning of the tiebreaker, Han Yue was 1-6 down, but she adjusted in time to catch up with the score little by little, and as the game progressed, Mia's fitness and energy declined, and Han Yue finally won 21-18 to advance. The semi-final opponent is Thailand's Lee Meimiao.
Li Meimiao defeated Dai Ziying for the second time in her career. In the first game, Li Meimiao won 21-19. In the second game, Li Meimiao was still in the lead, and Dai Ziying worked hard to chase points amid the cheers of the fans, and indeed played a lot of wonderful balls. At the end of the match, Lee Meimiao won the match point 20-19, and a key challenge was successful, bringing the score to 20 draws. The last few balls were quite spectacular, but Dai Ziying still made more mistakes, and Li Meimiao won the second set 23-21 and eliminated the top seed.
Wang Zhiyi lightly defeated Denmark's Jack Xfield to reach the semifinals.
The women's doubles Liu Shengshu/Tan Ning 1/4 final opponent is Thai sister Hanamoto Yapa/Lenta Kahn. Liu Shengshu/Tan Ning have a clear offensive advantage, while the Thai combination is fast and rotates quickly. Liu Shengshu/Tan Ning played to their own characteristics, winning 21-19 with two.
Another young pair Li Yijing/Luo Xumin faced the top seed, Japanese pair Mayu Matsumoto/Nagahara and Kona. The two youngsters played positively, but still had a gap with their opponents in terms of experience and ability, losing 2-0 and missing the semi-finals.