*RESULTS & RECAPS AS OF 11:25 AM*
Men’s Singles
Chen Long (China) vs. Adrian Dziolko (Poland): After breezing past Sri Lanka’s Niluka Karunaratne in his first match, Chen Long made quick work of Poland’s Adrian Dziolko, beating him 21-12 and 21-9 to win 2-0 again.
Lee Dong Keun (Korea) vs Ponsana Boonsak (Thailand):
Pedro Martins (Portugal) vs. Martin Giuffre (Canada):
Henri Hurskainen (Sweden) vs. Lino Munoz (Mexico):
Yuhan Tan (Belgium) vs. Misha Zilberman (Israel):
Ygor Coelho (Brazil) vs. Scott Evans (Ireland):
Pablo Abian (Spain) vs. Jaspar Yu (Brunei):
Brice Leverdez (France) vs. Raul Must (Estonia)
Women’s Singles
Tee Jing Yi (Malaysia) vs. Kristina Gavnholt (Czech Republic) 2-0 Tee, 22-20, 21-15
Liang Xiao Yu (Singapore) vs. Lansac Delphine (France) 2-0 Liang, 21-7, 21-15
Fanetri Lindaweni (Indonesia) vs. Vu Thi Trang (Vietnam)
Maria Ulitina (Ukraine) vs. Lohaynny Vicente (Brazil)
Ozge Bayrak (Turkey) vs. Jeanine Cicognini (Italy)
Michelle Li (Canada) vs Laura Sarosi (Hungary)
Natalia Perminova (Russia) vs. Elisabeth Baldauf (Austria)
Carolina Marin (Spain) vs. Line Kjaersfeldt (Denmark)
Kate Kune Foo (Micronesia) vs. Wendy Hsuan-Yu Chen (Australia)
Linda Zetchiri (Bulgaria) vs. Sabrina Jaquet (Switzerland)
Men’s Doubles
Lee/Tsai (Chinese Taipei) vs Chau/Serasinghe (Australia) 2-0 Lee/Tsai, 21-14, 21-19
Ahsan/Setiawan (Indonesia) vs. Chai/Hong (China): The #2 ranked men’s doubles team from Indonesia lost to 5th ranked China on Saturday morning, losing 21-15 and 21-17.
Fu/Zhang (China) vs. Goh/Tan (Malaysia): The #4 ranked men’s doubles team from China was beaten by the talented tandem of Goh/Tan from Malaysia on Saturday morning. The Chinese duo won the first game 21-16 but lost two consecutive games 21-15 and 21-18 to lose the match 2-1
Lee/Yoo (Korea) vs. Ivanov/Sozonov (Russia)
Ellis/Langridge (Great Britain) vs. Cwalina/Wacha (Poland)
Kim/Kim (Korea) vs. Boe/Mogensen (Denmark)
Endo.Hayakawa (Japan) vs. Attri/Reddy (India)
Women’s Doubles
Matsutomo/Takahashi (Japan) vs. Muskens/Piek (Netherlands) 2-0 Matsutomo/Takahashi, 21-9, 21-11
Yu/Tang (China) vs. Chang/Lee (Korea) Yuan Tang and Yang Yu, the #2 ranked women’s doubles team in the world, were defeated by Chang/Lee of Korea on Saturday morning in a group play upset. After losing a close first game 21-18, they comfortably won game two 21-14. However, in game three, the Korean duo put on an impressive display to win 21-11 and take the match victory, 2-1.
Maheswari/Polii (Indonesia) vs. Hoo/Woon (Malaysia) 2-0 Maheswari/Polii, 21-19, 21-19
Supajirakul/Taerattanachai (Thailand) vs. Gutta/Ponnappa (India)
Jung/Shin (Korea) vs. Pedersen/Rytter Juhl (Denmark)
Luo/Luo (China) vs. Lee/Obanana (USA)
Stoeva/Stoeva (Bulgaria) vs. Goliszewski/Nelte (Germany)
Olver/Lauren (Great Britain) vs. Poon/Tse (Hong Kong)
Mixed Doubles
Fischer-Nielsen/Pedersen (Denmark) vs. Xu/Ma (China) In a #4 vs. #6 matchup between the Danish and Chinese tandems, respectively, Xu Chen and Ma Jin edged the Fischer-Nielsen/Pedersen duo 2-1 in a very entertaing, back and forth match. The Danes narrowly won the first game 24-22 and then lost games two and three, 21-14 and 21-16.
Ko/Kim (Korea) vs. Kazuno/Kurihara (Japan) Ko/Kim, the world’s 2nd ranked mixed doubles team, defeated the duo from Japan on Saturday morning 2-0, winning 25-23 in a back and forth first game, and 21-17 in a very competitive second game.
Ahmad/Natsir (Indonesia) vs. Chan/Goh (Malaysia) 2-0 Ahmad/Natsir, 21-15, 21-1
Adcock/Adcock (Great Britain) vs. Mateusiak/Ziebda (Poland)
Zhang/Zhao (China) vs. Jordan/Susanto (Indonesia)
Lee/Chau (Hong Kong) vs. Fuchs/Michels (Germany)
Isara/Amitrapai (Thailand) vs. Middleton/Choo (Australia)