[Tilu News]The World Badminton Tournament is going fast! The Danish Badminton Open ended on Sunday (24th). The French Open as the Super 750 event kicked off in Paris on Tuesday (26th). Hong Kong’s chief men’s singles player Ng Ka Lang made his debut on the first day and made his debut in Dutch opponent Mark Caljouw. After retiring from the game due to injury, the team did not break into the top 16 and the mixed doubles combination Zhang Dezheng/Wing Rong Wu was leading the game by the Japanese combination Yuki Kaneko/Matsutomo and suffered a “round trip.”
Ng Ka-lang, ranked 9th in the world, defeated Japanese rival Kenta Nishimoto in the Danish badminton tournament in the first round last week. Unfortunately, after 16 strong battles and 3 rounds, he surrendered to the “junior” Lee Cheuk Yao for the first time in the international tournament. He missed the promotion and moved to the French badminton team The match was ranked as the No. 8 seed. The first lap faced the 28th-ranked Dutch golfer Mark Caljouw. The two sides have faced each other four times since 2015. The Hong Kong team has not missed a defeat. The most recent match was the Thailand Open in January this year. . The two touched their necks again after 10 months. When Wu Jialang only played 11 minutes in the first game, leading by a sharp 16:3 mark, Mark Caljouw retired due to injury, which made the Hong Kong feather “one brother” not fight. Won and advanced to the second lap, the 16-strong force shook Japan’s Changshan Mita.
Another Hong Kong men’s singles player, Lee Cheuk Yew, defeated Ng Ka-Lang and Taipei’s “One Brother” Zhou Tiancheng and other good players. He broke into the top 4 of the Super 1000 for the first time. Although he eventually lost to the East Olympics gold medalist Ansai Long, he won the season. The post-season world ranking immediately rose to 14th, setting a career high. Li Zhuoyao will be on stage later tonight, and the first lap will shake the No. 3 seed, Danish player Anders Antonsen (Anders Antonsen).
In mixed doubles, Zhang Dezheng/Wu Yongrong, who ranked slightly up to 32nd in the world rankings, stood on the Danish first lap and played a surprise. They were upset and beat the Rio Olympic silver medal combination Malaysian star Chen Binglu/Wu Liuying in straight sets, and finally in the second lap. Lost to China’s Feng Yanzhe/Du Yue. The two challenged Japan’s Kaneko Yuki/Matsutomo Misaki, who were ranked 15th higher than them, in their first battle this year. They played aggressively in the first game and dominated the game. After 6 draws, they started to open the score, winning 21:15, but second. The game failed to maintain the level and was completely suppressed by the opponent at the beginning, and fell behind at 17:21. The two sides entered the decisive game. Hong Kong once led 7:2, but lost 6 points in a row and lost the advantage. After that, the score was tight, but when the tie was 18:18, “Zhang Wu Pei” lost 3 points in a row. Missed promotion.
As for Deng Junwen/Xie Yingxue, who entered the top 8 in the top station, returned to the Top 10 after the First World War in Denmark, and rose from 11th to 9th. The two will appear as the 7th seeds tomorrow and compete with the Danish combination Mikkel Mikkelsen/Denrikke Soby. Top 16.
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