Soniia Hopes To Get A Spot In SEA Games Despite Ankle Injuries. Soniia will continue to battle on and make herself available for international duties, but she tries to stay away from injuries. Soniia has been representing Puchong United Badminton Club in the Purple League, but her ankle injuries continue to haunt her.
Goh Jin Wei may have missed her chance to win her first World Tour title, but her coach Nova Armada sees playing in the Vietnam Open final as a victory. Nova was glad that Jin Wei completed a tournament without breaking down. She is confident that Jin Wei will get herself in a position to win a world title soon.
Nguyen Tien Minh is currently 39 years old and will be turning 40 in the next few months. However, despite his age, he is also considered as one of the
Independent shuttlers Ong Yew Sin-Teo Ee Yi is ranked No.9 in the world and is determined to end the rough year by qualifying for the World Tour Finals. Their biggest disappointment was losing to the world No. 32 Terry Hee-Loh Kean Hean in the second round of the World Championships.
Men’s doubles pair Goh Sze Fei-Nur Izzuddin Rumsani aim to qualify for the World Tour Finals. Thus, Sze Fei-Izzuddin needs to collect as many points as possible in Denmark, France, and Germany to stand a chance to feature in their first World Tour Finals.
National women’s doubles shuttler Go Pei Kee will start a new journey with Vanessa Ng. She hopes for a fresh start in her career after breaking up the partnership with Yap Ling. Doubles coaching director Rexy Mainaky said they had entered Pei Kee for the Indonesian Masters with Vanessa and Hon Jian at the moment.
After the Badminton World Federation (BWF) cancelled its World Tour events in Hong Kong and Macau, the BWF World Tour Finals will be held in Guangzhou from December 14 to 18. Badminton players who will be qualified for the BWF World Tour Finals will be confirmed after the Australian Open, which is held from November 15 to 20.
Newly crowned world champions Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik have a good chance to claim an Open title in the Denmark Open from Oct 18-23. Their draw was favorable for them. They should win their match against Germany’s world No. 11. They should also face little trouble in the second round.
Soong Joo Ven was undergoing a physiotherapy session two weeks ago and was facing trouble with a knee injury after the session. He was forced to concede a walkover in the second round of the Vietnam Open.
Joo Ven said the physiotherapist was a part-timer who used to help them at the club. He did a physio session two weeks ago on Joo Ven’s left knee, which he said was injured. It became worse after the physio session.
Player unaffiliated Cheam In the second round of the Vietnam Open in Ho Chi Minh City today, June Wei and Leong Jun Hao of Vietnam have set up an intriguing matchup. The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM), where June Wei was making excellent progress, let her go in February…
