China had an incredible performance at the Wang Lao Ji BWF World Championships 2013, winning all 14 matches they participated in. While most of their players had an easy time, there were also some hard-fought victories. Let’s take a closer look at the highlights of the championship.
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Du Pengyu, Wang Zhengming, and Wang Shixian Fight for Victory
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Du Pengyu, the Men’s Singles third seed, faced a tough match against Tanongsak Saensomboonsuk of Thailand, lasting nearly an hour. Despite the challenge, Du managed to prevail with a fantastic performance. Similarly, Wang Zhengming, the 14th seed, found himself locked in a tight battle against Russian player Vladimir Ivanov. In the end, Wang’s skill and experience allowed him to secure a win. Wang Shixian, the Women’s Singles seventh seed, endured an exhausting 84-minute match against Pai Hsiao Ma from Chinese Taipei. Despite the grueling encounter, Wang showed great determination and emerged victorious.
Chen Long Finds His Stride
Chen Long, the Men’s Singles second seed, initially struggled to find his rhythm against Japan’s Sho Sasaki. Sasaki took an early lead, but once Chen settled into the game, he showcased his true potential. With powerful smashes and commanding play, Chen defeated his opponent convincingly. He is now set to face Liew Daren of Malaysia in the next round.
Lee Chong Wei Overcomes a Challenge
Lee Chong Wei, China’s biggest threat in the championship, faced a tough opponent in Dionysius Hayom Rumbaka. Rumbaka came out strong, displaying impressive smashes and building a significant lead. However, Lee’s exceptional defensive skills allowed him to turn the tide of the match. With determination and resilience, Lee secured a hard-earned victory.
Thrilling Women’s Doubles Match
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The match between Lee So Hee/Shin Seung Chan (Korea) and Ng Hui Ern/Ng Hui Lin (Malaysia) in the Women’s Doubles category was a thrilling encounter. Both pairs fought fiercely, with the advantage shifting back and forth. The Malaysians had two match points, but the Koreans managed to equalize. In the end, after a gripping battle, the Koreans emerged victorious.
Other Memorable Matches
- Hu Yun from Hong Kong faced a challenge from Edwin Ekiring of Uganda in the Men’s Singles category. Despite the opposition, Hu managed to secure a well-deserved win.
- Poon Lok Yan/Tse Ying Suet (Hong Kong) dominated Tatjana Bibik/Anastasia Chervaykova (Russia) in the Women’s Doubles, showcasing their skill and teamwork.
- India’s Saina Nehwal (Women’s Singles) displayed a dominant performance, defeating Olga Golovanova (Russia) comfortably.
FAQs
1. How did China perform overall in the championship?
China had a phenomenal performance, winning all 14 matches they participated in.
2. Who were the standout players for China?
Du Pengyu, Wang Zhengming, and Wang Shixian showed exceptional skill and determination in their matches.
3. Who is Chen Long set to face in the next round?
Chen Long will be facing Liew Daren of Malaysia in the next round.
4. Which match was the most thrilling in the Women’s Doubles category?
The match between Lee So Hee/Shin Seung Chan (Korea) and Ng Hui Ern/Ng Hui Lin (Malaysia) provided an exciting showdown.
Conclusion
The Wang Lao Ji BWF World Championships 2013 showcased China’s dominance in badminton. With impressive performances from players like Du Pengyu, Wang Zhengming, and Wang Shixian, China emerged victorious in all their matches. The championship also featured thrilling encounters in Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles, and Women’s Doubles categories. As badminton enthusiasts, we can’t wait to see what the next championship will bring.
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