In the early morning of December 18th, Beijing time, the 26th World Badminton Championships ended in Huelva, Spain on the 6th match day. Guo Yu occupies six seats in the top eight of the five individual events. After each of the top four seats is decided, Guo Yu occupies four seats. They are He Bingjiao and Zhang Yiman in the women’s singles, and Chen Qingchen/Jia Yi in the women’s doubles. Fan and Men’s Doubles He Jiting/Tan Qiang. Among them, He Jiting/Tan Qiang eliminated Malaysia’s Olympic runner-up Wu Weisheng/Chen Weiqiang 2-0 in the men’s doubles quarterfinals, keeping the men’s doubles championship hope for Guo Yu.
In the men’s singles quarterfinals that ended earlier last night, the national feather lone seedling Zhao Junpeng lost 15-21, 21-15, 20-22 to India’s new post-00 Lakshya Sen. Junpeng played Ireland’s Nguyen Ri in the early hours of yesterday. It seemed very difficult. His strength and energy were greatly affected. In the end, he lost to Lakshya by 2 points, although he did his best despite regrets. Lakshya Sen will face teammate Srikans in the semifinals. In the lower half of the men’s singles, Malaysia’s Li Zijia played against the runner-up Antonsen of the previous tournament. When he fell behind 1-11 in the deciding game, he had no choice but to retire because of a blister on the soles of his feet.
Li Zijia’s coach Ye Chengwan revealed after the game: “Li Zijia’s feet bleeds after the game yesterday. He still felt a lot of pain this morning. We took some measures, but it still bleeds in the game today. I told him You have tried your best. I think that after a series of matches, everyone is very tired. Who can keep the body and mind in good condition can win the championship. Li Zijia has gained a lot of experience in this series of competitions, and I hope he can have more next year. Good level.” In another men’s singles quarter-final match, Singapore’s Luo Jianyou defeated India’s Prannoy 21-14, 21-12, and Luo Jianyou will face Anton Sen in the semifinals.
Guoyu Women’s Singles performed very well this time. Three of the four participating players advanced to the quarter-finals. The quarter-finals defeated Han Yue 16-21, 18-21 and lost to teammate He Bingjiao. He Bingjiao will challenge Dai Ziying in the semifinals. . Dai Ziying ranked first in the women’s singles and maintained an overwhelming advantage of 8 wins and 2 losses against He Bingjiao. However, in the quarter-finals of the Nanjing World Championships three years ago, it was He Bingjiao who defeated Dai Ziying and gave it to her opponent World Championships. The match has stopped the quarter-finals record five times in a row. In the women’s singles second half quarter-finals, Zhang Yiman defeated Thailand’s Intanon 21-13 and 21-15 after losing the first game 13-21. Zhang Yiman will challenge the Japanese star Akane Yamaguchi in the semi-finals. Guo Yu didn’t have much advantage in the two women’s singles semifinals. It is what He Bingjiao and Zhang Yiman need to do today to continue to attack their opponents.
He Jiting/Tan Qiang men’s doubles in the quarter-finals battle against Malaysia’s Olympic silver medalist Wu Weisheng/Chen Weiqiang. In August this year, the Malaysian team announced that they will lead different teenagers to participate in international competitions. The combination of He Tan played well in this game, defeating their opponents 22-20, 21-14. This pair of national feathers will face Denmark’s Astroup/Rasmussen in the semi-finals, the latter with 26-28, 21 -13, 21-9 eliminated the German combination Rumsfors/Hertrick. Men’s doubles first half semifinals, semifinals Takuro Takaro/Kobayashi Yugo VS Wang Yaoxin/Zhang Yuyu, the 9th seed of Malaysia Wang Yaoxin/Zhang Yuyu eliminated new Olympic champion Li Yang 12-21, 21-17, 21-15 /Wang Qilin.
National feather single seedling Chen Qingchen/Jia Yifan defeated the new Japanese combination Matsuyama Nami/Shida Chiyo 21-13, 21-17. They will face the 2018 and 2019 World Championships Women’s Doubles champions Japan Matsumoto Mayou/Nagahara Kana in the semifinals. Matsumoto Mayou/Nagahara Kana defeated Bulgaria’s Stowe 21-15 and 21-17 in this round. Sister Eva. In the bottom half of the women’s doubles, South Korea’s Lee Sohee/Shin Seung-chan beat Thailand’s Jonggong Pan/La Unda 2-1, South Korea’s Kim So Young/Kong Xi Rong 21-8, 21-18 Iam Young Ling/Nakasai Gui Young. Two pairs of South Korea will compete for the final qualification in the second half.
In the mixed doubles quarterfinals, the Japanese team Kyohei Yamashita/Nana Shinoya defeated Russia’s Alimov/Davletova 21-13, Yudai Watanabe/Arisa Higashino 21-13, 21-19. Teammates Yuki Kaneko/Matsutomo Misaki, the Japanese team in the upper half of the mixed doubles has locked up their seats in the finals, and the semi-finals are against: Yudai Watanabe/Arisa Higashino VS Kyohei Yamashita/Naru Shinoya. In the lower half of the mixed doubles, the Hong Kong combination of Deng Junwen/Xie Yingxue 21-11, 21-10 eliminated Germany’s Ramsforth/Hetrick. Thailand’s mixed doubles world No. 1 Deng Junwen/Xie Yingxue defeated Malaysia’s Wu Soon Huat/Lai Jiemin 2-0. Dechapo/Sasiri will face Deng Junwen/Xie Yingxue in the semi-finals.
December 17th World Championships National Badminton Schedule——
Women’s singles: He Bingjiao (China) VS Dai Ziying (Chinese Taipei)
Women’s singles: Zhang Yiman (China) VS Yamaguchi Akane (Japan)
Women’s Doubles: Chen Qingchen/Jia Yifan (China) VS Matsumoto Mayou/Nagahara Wakana (Japan)
Men’s Doubles: He Jiting/Tan Qiang (China) VS Astrupp/Rasmussen (Denmark)Return to Sohu to see more
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