On May 18, the 2024 Thailand Open Badminton Championships ended the semi-finals, with the national team winning 3 wins and 1 loss, and the women's singles, men's doubles, and mixed doubles three individual events to attack the championship.
Women's singles Han Yue and Wang Zhiyi failed to achieve the championship and runner-up, Wang Zhiyi lost to Thailand's fierce woman Subani Dagtong in three games, and in the decisive game, although Wang Zhiyi fell behind in the middle game, she continued to chase points and took the lead in getting the match point, but unfortunately she was just one breath away.
In Mixed Doubles, Guo Xinwa won the Hong Kong Open with Wei Yaxin for the first time, and her first partner Chen Fanghui reached the final of the Super500 event, beating Indonesia's Riwadi/Mentari 21-15, 21-14 in the semi-finals.
In addition, the editor is working on a small plan today, in order to increase the interest of reading, and in the future, data collation will be carried out for individual key sessions or focus battles. Previously, some fans asked in the message area why badminton did not have statistics after the game like tennis and basketball. To be honest, badminton is a bit complicated, and it is not a good statistic, because the ball speed is fast, and the gains and losses of a ball are not necessarily caused by the shot of hitting the ball, and the influencing factors are complex.
The following is the data of the first game.
Judging from the data, it may be more intuitive, in the first game in terms of scoring, Guo Xinwa did not have many opportunities to score in front of the net, but the midfield grabbed and pushed well, but there were 3 nets, Chen Fanghui played steadily in front of the net, but there were some mistakes in serving. The opponent's style of play is also interesting, the male player often doubles with the female player, plays well consistently, and pounces fiercely in front of the net. It's a pity that the Indonesian combination made more mistakes, and after the score was pulled away, Mentari played a little tight, and continued to go to the net, which eventually led to the defeat in the first game.
Everyone can brainstorm what adjustments need to be made to the data content, and check and fill in the gaps.
In the final, Guo Xinwa/Chen Fanghui will face top seeds Dechapol/Sapsiree, who coincidentally scored the same score in the derby, 21-15, 21-14, to comfortably advance to the final.
Here are the semi-final results.
In the men's singles semifinals, Wu Jialong defeated the world champion Kunlavut 21-14, 18-21, 21-19. In the other semi-final, Li Zijia also eliminated Chinese Taipei veteran Chou Tien Cheng in three games, with a specific score of 18-21, 21-12, 21-13.
In women's singles, Han Yue defeated Li Meimiao in 2 games, with a score of 21-13 and 21-18, but the game was not easy, and the score in the second game was very stale, until 11-13, when she scored 7 points in a row to overtake. In the other semi-final, Subanida eliminated Asian Championship champion Wang Zhiyi 21-17, 12-21, 22-20.
In Men's Doubles, Chen Boyang/Liu Yi eliminated South Korean veteran Kim Ki-jung/Jin Sha Lang 21-19, 21-18, the opponent is experienced, and the Chinese combination is not easy to win, and the first game 17-14 has lost 5 points in a row to be overtaken by the opponent, fortunately, there is no danger.
In the final, the "100 Points" will face former world No.1 Rankireddy/Shetty, who comfortably defeated Chinese Taipei's Lu Ming-cheh/Tang Kai-wei 21-11, 21-12.
In the women's doubles final, as in the women's singles, the top two seeds failed to meet each other. Thailand's Kititharakul/Pajongya beat India's Krasto/Ponnapa 21-12, 22-20, while Indonesia's Kusuma/Pratiwi upset second seeds Suzu Iwanaga/Takaei Nakanishi 21-12, 21-10.
The schedule for the finals on May 19 is as follows.