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Satvik-Chirag suffered a defeat to the pair of China’s Leiang Wiikeng and Wang Chang in the final.
Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty have suffered a defeat in the Mains doubles in the Hong Kong Open Super Badminton Tournament. He suffered a defeat to the pair of China’s Leiang Weeceng and Wang Chang in the final.
The first game was won by the Indian pair 21–19. The Chinese pair then made a comeback and the second, third game won 21-14, 21-17 from the Indian pair to win the title.
This is the first final of this season for Satvik-Chirag. Earlier, he lost six times in the semi -finals.
Semifinal Chinese Taipei’s cheng Kuan and Lynn Bing-Vai defeated in 38 minutes Satvik-Chairag defeated Chinese Taipei’s Chen Cheng Kuan and Lynn Bing-Vai 21-17 21-1 in just 38 minutes to advance to the finals in the semi-finals.
Malaysian pair defeated in quarter -finals The Indian pair defeated the Malaysia pair Junaidi Arif and Roy King Yap in a three -game match in the quarter -finals. In the first game, he easily defeated the Malaysian pair 21–14. But in the second game he missed a bit and lost 20-22, leading to the score 1–1. Then the Indian pair made a great comeback in the third and decisive game.
He won 21–16 and confirmed his place in the tournament semi-finals. The match lasted for more than an hour.
Lakshya Sen will compete with Shi Feng in Mains Singles Mains singles will have the target Sen World No -4 from Li Shi Feng of China. This target is the first final after Syed Modi Super 300 in November last year. Lakshya Sen defeated Chinese Taipei’s World No. 3 Chow Tien-Chain 23-21, 22-20 to enter the finals in the semi-finals. The match lasted for 56 minutes.
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