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competitionbadmintonLi Ning China Masters 2024, a World Tour Super 750 event, competing for a total prize money of 1,150,000 USD (about 40,250,000 baht) in Shenzhen. People’s Republic of China Last Wednesday, November 20, 2024, was the first round of competition.
Women’s singles, first round “Mae” Suphanida Kethong The 8th seed of the event, the 10th ranked player in the world, meets Lee Yvonne, the 44th ranked player in the world from Germany.
In this match, Mae Suphanida played exceptionally well. Slap easily won the match 2-0 21-14, 21-12 “May” Suphanida advanced to the second round to meet Malvika Bansod, ranked 36 in the world from India.
side “Top” Ungbamrungphan Buses World number 11 lost to Pusala V. Sindhu, world number 19 of India, 0-2, 17-21, 19-21.
while Pornpawee Chochuwong “Mew”. Number 16 in the world meets Gregory Mariska Tunjung, number 6 in the world, number 8 in the world from Indonesia.
In the first game, Mew Pornpawee continued to play an excellent offensive game. And he continued to score even though Tunjung was determined to find points at the end, but Mew Pornpawee was able to close the first game at 21-13.
Game 2: At the beginning of the game, both of them still found a chance to score points. Midway through the second game, Mew Pornpawee found her footing and finished with a huge margin to close out the match at 21-14, making it a 2-0 win for “Mew”. winner Sim Yujin, ranked 25th in the world from South Korea, or Lin Xiangdi, ranked 40th in the world from Taiwan.
Mixed doubles, first round “Bass” Dechaphon Puavaranukroh with “Fame” Suphisara Puresampran The 100th guidebook in the world lost to Tang Chunman and Sue Yingsuat, the 3rd guide on the show, the 7th guidebook in the world from Hong Kong. Unfortunately 1-2 games 13-21, 21-17 and 17-21
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How do players feel about the effectiveness of the security protocols during high-stakes matches like the ones seen in women’s singles and mixed doubles?
Thank you for agreeing to this interview. Let’s begin by discussing the women’s singles competition at the Li Ning China Masters 2024 badminton tournament. First of all, can you please introduce yourself and your role in the sport?
Guest 1: Hello, thank you for having me. My name is Priyanka X, I am a professional badminton player from India. I currently hold the 19th spot in the world rankings for women’s singles.
Guest 2: Hi there, I’m Stephanie T, representing Germany in the women’s singles category. I’m ranked 44th in the world.
Host: Excellent, both of you have had significant contributions to your respective teams. Now, can you share your thoughts on the match between Mae Suphanida Kethong and Lee Yvonne? How was the atmosphere during the competition?
Priyanka: The atmosphere was quite intense because both players were determined to win. Mae Suphanida played exceptionally well, and it was clear she had prepared thoroughly for this match. It’s always a delight to watch such skillful players compete on the court.
Stephanie: Yes, Mae Suphanida definitely had a strong game plan. However, I believe I could have done better if I had started stronger. But it was a great experience playing at such a prestigious event.
Host: Moving on to the mixed doubles competition, we saw Bass Dechaphon Puavaranukroh and Fame Suphisara Puresara lose to Tang Chunman and Sue Yingsuat. As their opponents, can you shed light on their performance and what they could improve upon?
Priyanka: The mixed doubles match was quite exciting to watch. Both teams showed great skills, but unfortunately, Bass and Fame couldn’t keep up with the pace. They need to work on their defense and communication to perform better in similar situations.
Stephanie: I agree with Priyanka. The Thai team had some impressive shots, but they seemed to struggle maintaining their rhythm throughout the match. They should focus on staying consistent and sustaining their energy levels.
Host: Lastly, let’s talk about the trending topic of the tournament, security measures in place
