Ansailong was eliminated from Indonesian Badminton Masters, Kento Momota enters the quarterfinalsFly into the homes of ordinary people
In the one-eighth finals of the Indonesian Badminton Masters held yesterday, the Tokyo Olympic men’s singles champion Ansailong lost to India’s Pranoi and missed the quarterfinals.
Although Plannoy is ranked only 32 in the world, he has beaten the world’s top ten players many times in international competitions. In yesterday’s game, Ansailong won 21-14 in the first game. In the second game, Ansailong made a series of mistakes after leading 14-8, and Plannoy hit two waves of counterattacks to achieve a go-ahead. Although Ansailong scored 4 points to regain the lead when it was 15-18 behind, it was a pity that he could not hold the advantage. Planoy won the second game 21-19. In the deciding game, Planoy made another effort in the late course. He scored consecutively after changing sides to achieve a go-ahead, 21-16.
Caption: Axelon’s upset elimination network map
After the game, Axelon posted on the social platform: “Today’s performance was not so good. I tried my best, but I still failed to beat the outstanding Prannoy. I wish Prannoy good luck in the next game! I hope next time. Before the start of the week, I can recover my body as soon as possible. I will keep a positive attitude and continue to work hard. Thank you for your support!”
Japan’s top seed Kento Momota defeated India’s Mori 2-0 yesterday to advance to the men’s singles quarterfinals. The scores of the two games were 21 to 13 and 21 to 19.
No. 3 seed Denmark’s An Dongsen and No. 4 seed Chinese Taipei’s Zhou Tiancheng also successfully advanced to the men’s singles quarterfinals yesterday. The host star and No. 6 seed Christie did not withstand the opponent’s counterattack after winning one game first. He lost to India’s Srikans 1-2 (21-13, 18-21, 15-21).
In the women’s singles match, No. 2 seed Intanon of Thailand lost to teammate Chawan 1-2 and did not enter the quarterfinals. Famous players such as Akane Yamaguchi of Japan, Sindhu of India and Anse Ying of South Korea all won the game yesterday. (Xinmin Evening News reporter Wang Zhiling)
Editor: Shen Yuye
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