"Gift-View" slapped twice around the Toyota Thailand Open

“Gift” Chongkonphan Kititharakul and “View” Ravinda Pra Intentional Guide No. 11 in the world qualified for the second round of badminton in the second competition “Toyota Thailand Open” World Tour Super 1000 Tournament Go without difficulty after defeating Citifadia Ramadanati with Indonesian counterpart Ripka Sucriato 2 games in a row

Badminton competition The second item in the “Toyota Thailand Open” World Tour Super 1000 Tournament Win a total prize of 1,000,000 USD or approximately 30,100,000 baht at the Impact Arena Muang Thong Thani under the measure in the form of New Normal. Without allowing badminton fans And those who are not involved in the field is strictly prohibited On Wednesday, Jan. 20, 64 is the second day of the game in the first main draw round.

Female couple category, main draw, first round, 32 pairs, “Gift” Chongkonphan Kititharakul and “View” Ravinda Prasit deliberately guide number 11 in the world. Sucriato, the world’s number 32 guide from Indonesia. The game is in the “Gift” Chongkon Phan and “View” Ravinda relying on scoring continuously throughout the game to win a 2-0 game, 21-11 and 21-10. Minute “Gift” Chongkon Phan and “View” Ravinda passed into the second round to meet with Amelia Maclund and Fryka Raven, the world’s No. 41 guide from Denmark, who beat “Jane” Cheyni. Cha Sudchai Praparat with “Sit” Chasinee Gori, picture guide number 50 in the world, came 2-0, game 21-10, 21-13, Lakshika Gallahha with “Bam” Atitya Pova Nonton lost to V Malah Herriou with Marquette Lambert, the world number 60 guide from France 0-2, the game 20-22, 21-23, the match was 56 minutes.

Gift Jongkonpan and View Ravinda revealed, “Before playing, we know how to hit Indonesia’s plan. From his senior partner won us in the finals Previous item Should have planned to hit as before Chase us as soon as possible Let us pressure to give birth Which at the beginning of the game, the opponent really hit it like that Fortunately, we fixed it in time. Making the opponent no other great weapon to fight us If you let your opponent control the game The situation would have been different. But fortunately, we can solve the game. Did not pressure anything, looking at each round, hitting according to our standards Play according to the map, talk to the coach After the final match of the Yonex Thailand Open, we had two days of rest and practice time. Back to fix the problem And add strengths To make us stronger “

“The next round will face Denmark. European style will hit the ball quickly. Serve get served If we can close the strength of the opponent. Could be beat For goals in this list I want to reach the finals again. But will try not to put too much pressure on himself And focus on looking at each round rather than leaving the sports fans to help us continue to encourage us. “

“Gift” Chongkonpan Kititharakun – “Vue” Ravinda Pra deliberately won the pair from Indonesia 2-0 to qualify for 2 Toyota Thailand Open 2020

Men’s singles, the first round, “Bright” Santhanu Vihingsanon, 45 hand in the world, lost to Zhou Tian Chen, second hand of the world number 2 hand list from Taiwan, overwhelming 0-2 games, 16-21, 4 -21 time to compete for 36 minutes

Female singles category, the first round, “Muna”, Benyapa Iamsaad, the No. 129 hand in the world, squeezed out to beat Yevgenya Kosetskaya, the 25th hand in the world, from Russia to a fun 2-1 game 21-15, 17-21,21-19 Competition takes 52 minutes, “Muna” Benyapa passes into the second round. Go to wait to meet the winner between “Mew” Pornpavee Chuchuwong, hand number 13 in the world or Hadia Hosny, hand ranked 103rd in the world from Egypt.

‘Moona-Benyapa’ opened his mind after defeating Eve Geneya Kosetskaya 2-1 game to qualify for the second round of badminton Toyota Thailand Open 2020

Male couple category, first round, Natthachon Nontumokkh and Apirak Keturahong lost to Mark Lamfut and Marvin Zedelt, world number 23 guide from Germany 0-2 games 14-21,11-21 Race for 28 minutes.

For the results of other interesting matches are as follows Men singles, ranked 13th in the world from India, won through World No. 41 hand Daren Liu from Malaysia, H.S. Pranoi, 28th in the world from India, defeated Jonathan Christie. 6th place in the list, World No. 7 hand from Indonesia – 18-21, 21-16, 23-21, World’s 12th hand Wang Zhiwei from Taiwan beat Hae Kwang Hee, 32nd in the world from South Korea 21- 18, 21-12

Women’s singles category Ruscelli Hatawal, ranked 25th in the world from Indonesia, defeated Yao Jiamin, 26th hand in the world from Singapore 22-20, 21-18, Karolina Marin, 5th place Of the world number sixth hand list from Spain, it defeated the World No. 37 handshake Qi Zhu Fei from France 2-0, games 21-9, 21-18.

Men’s pair Pramud Ya Kusuma Vanada and Yirimea Yacrop Rumbitan Guide # 65 in the world from Indonesia, beat Eloor Adam and Julian Mireo, guide number 66 in the world from France. 21-14, 21-16, Jason Anthony Hoshu vs Neil Yakura Guide, world number 34 from Canada, beat Daniel Hest with Jones Jansen, guide # 948 in the world from Germany 21. -15, 22-20, Mohamed Assan and Hendra Setiawan, 2nd place guide list from Indonesia, defeated Marcus Ellis with Chris Langgritz. Guide number 22 in the world from England 23-21, 21-15.

Women’s doubles Izbel Hertrix and Linda Ephir, the world’s No. 31 guide from Germany, wins Ashwiini, Pon Nappa with Sikki Reddy, India’s No. 28 guide. 21-11, 21-19, Kim So Young and Gong Hee Young, guide, place 4 of the list, guide number 6 in the world from South Korea, win through Migent Frugard with Sara Taigesen, guide number 21 in the world from Denmark. 19-16 Retired, Piri Tan against Tina Murari Taral, guide No. 39 in the world from Malaysia, beat Jang Yina with Kim Hoon Rin, guide placed 6 of the list, guide number 9 in the world from South Korea 16-21. 21-15, 25-27, Sethya Maphasa with Gronya Somerville, the world number 26 guide from Australia, won past Yumatsutomo against Wakana Nagahara. 2nd place of guide list number 3 in the world from Japan