On April 10, 2024, Beijing time, the main match of the Badminton Asian Championships will start. The competition was held at the Ningbo Olympic Sports Center Gymnasium in Ningbo, China, and belongs to the Super 1000 class. The tournament is the only competition to be held in Asia before the Paris Olympics, with 12,000 points for the winner and 10,200 for the runner-up. The tournament will award $31,500 for singles champions and $33,300 for doubles champions. In order to compete for Olympic points, each association sent key players to participate.
In this competition, the national feather team sent 32 people to compete, and at present, except for the men's doubles, the other four individual events have been locked in advance to qualify for the two Olympic Games and achieve full participation, and now the only variable is in the men's doubles event. The top two pairs in the men's singles national rankings are Leung Wai Hang/Wang Chang ranked third and Liu Yuchen/Ou Xuanyi ranked eighth. All individual 1/32 races will be held on this race day, and the details are as follows.
Weng Hongyang 0: 2 Zhou Tiancheng
Weng Hongyang, ranked 17th in the world, and Chinese Taipei's Chou Tien Cheng, ranked 15th in the world, have met once in history, winning 2-0 at last year's Australian Open. Chou Tien Seng has been in good form this season, winning the Thailand Badminton Masters. Chinese teenager Weng Hongyang is a player with more potential and a promising future.
At the beginning of this game, in the first game, the competition between the two sides was fierce, and the score rose alternately to lead, and Weng Hongyang entered the technical break with an 11:10 lead in the first half. Returning to the game, Zhou Tiancheng accelerated his attack, continuously smashing and slinging, Weng Hongyang was a little powerless, and finally Zhou Tiancheng won the game 21:16. Due to physical discomfort, Weng Hongyang chose to retire, and Zhou Tiancheng accepted the gift with a smile and directly advanced to the second round.
Chen Qingchen/Jia Yifan 2:0 Mayasari/Sugiato
Chen Qingchen/Jia Yifan are ranked No. 1 in the world, and Indonesia's Mayasari/Sugiato are ranked No. 27, and the two sides have met once in history, with the Fanchen pair winning the match. From the historical confrontation and world rankings, the Fanchen combination occupies an absolute advantage. The Fanchen combination is the most stable combination of the national badminton women's doubles, winning the women's doubles at the BWF World Tour Finals last season, and winning the French Open Badminton Championships and other competitions this season. The Fanchen combination has a brilliant career, the only one missing an Olympic gold medal, and hopes to cheer for the Paris Olympics.
In the first game of the game, the Fanchen combination was relatively slow to heat up, and the Indonesian combination quickly entered the state and achieved a dream start of 6:2. Subsequently, the Fanchen combination chased the score strongly, played a wave of 7:0 scoring climax, and took an 11:7 lead in the first half. In the second half, although the Indonesian combination worked hard to chase the score, it was a pity that the defense of the Fanchen combination was too strong, and finally the Fanchen combination won the game 21:15 and got off to a good start. In the second game, in the first half, the Fanchen combination had an 11:10 advantage and entered the technical break. In the second half of the game, the Fanchen combination continued to exert strength, and finally won the next game with 21:14, and advanced with a big score of 2:0.
He Bingjiao 2:0 Lyanachi
He Bingjiao is ranked No. 6 in the world and is the No. 2 women's singles player in China, while Lyanachi is ranked No. 230, and this is the first time that the two sides have met in their careers. The difference in strength between the two sides is too great, and in the first game, He Bingjiao took an 11:6 lead in the first half. In the second half, He Bingjiao firmly controlled the game and finally won the first game 21-13 and got off to a good start. In the second game, He Bingjiao was like a rainbow, taking an 11:4 lead at the beginning, and then directly a wave of 7:0 scoring climax, taking the lead in 20:5 to get the game point, although Lianacki chased 4 points in a row, but in the end He Bingjiao easily won the game with 21:9, and the big score was 2:0 to advance.
Zheng Siwei/Huang Yaqiong 2:0 Chen Tangjie/Du Yiwei
The national mixed doubles ace pair Zheng Siwei/Huang Yaqiong is ranked No. 1 in the world, and Malaysia's Tan Tang Kit/Du Yi Wei are ranked ninth, and the two sides have played each other three times in history, and the IELTS pair has won all of them. The IELTS pair has been in stable form this season, winning consecutive championships in Indonesia Masters, All England and other competitions, and the IELTS pair is only one Olympic champion away from completing the Grand Slam in their careers, hoping that the two will realize their dreams in the Paris Olympics.
In the first game of the game, the Malaysian pair took a 3:0 lead at the beginning, and then the IELTS team accelerated to an 8:8 draw, and took an 11:9 lead in the first half. In the second half, the IELTS pair continued to maintain the lead, and finally won the first game 21:15 and got off to a good start. In the second game, the IELTS combination took a 7:5 lead after the start, and then the Malaysian combination chased the score to 8:8 draw, and the IELTS combination scored three points in a row at the critical moment to end the first half of the game with 11:8. In the second half, although the Malaysian combination chased the score strongly, the Fanchen combination finally won the next game with 21:15 and won the big score 2:0 to advance.
Zhang Shuxian/Zheng Yu 2:0 Svitapana/Rutapana
Zhang Shuxian/Zheng Yu are ranked 7th in the world, and Indonesia's Svitapana/Rutapana are ranked 49th, and the two sides have met once in history, with Zhang Shuxian/Zheng Yu coming out victorious. Zhang Shuxian/Zheng Yu are the No. 3 women's doubles pairs and will need to compete with Liu Shengshu/Tan Ning for tickets in order to compete in the Paris Olympics. This season, Zhang Shuxian/Zheng Yu were defeated by Liu Shengshu/Tan Ning in the finals of the Indonesia Masters and Malaysia Open twice in a row and finished second.
In the first game of the game, the Zhang Shuxian/Zheng Yu combination quickly entered the state and made a dream start of 11:4 at the beginning. Back on the court, the Zhang Shuxian/Zheng Yu combination was like a rainbow, scoring consecutive points, and finally won the first game 21:8. In the second game, the Zhang Shuxian/Zheng Yu combination firmly controlled the game and entered the technical break with an 11-9 score advantage in the first half. Back on the field, Zhang Shuxian/Zheng Yu continued to maintain the score lead, and finally won the game 21:13, and advanced with a big score of 2:0.