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PETALING JAYA: Former internationals Cheah Soon Kit-Ong Beng Teong, reliving their men’s doubles partnership after 20 years, cleared their opening round hurdle in the KLRC New Zealand Open in Auckland yesterday. They defeated Kiwis Oliver Leydon Davis-Joe Wu 23-21, 22-20. And the unseeded Soon Kit-B…
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Young Mohd Arif out to turn the tables on Wei Feng (pic)
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Beaten pair: Mohd Arif Abdul Latif (back) and Vountus Indra Mawan were beaten by Koo Kien Keat- Tan Boon Heong in the Johor Open quarter-finals at the Bandaraya Satdium in Johor Baru yesterday.JOHOR BARU: It’s the battle for a place in the men’s singles final against national and world number one Lee Chong Wei in the Johor Open badminton championships that is generating more interest. And youngster Mohd Arif Abdul Latif is determined to win it. The 19-year-old beat Zairul Hafiz Zainuddin …
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Mi takes minutes to win first match in NZ Open

Defending champion and world No 2 Zhou Mi won through her first match at the US$50,000 KLRC New Zealand Badminton Open with expected ease yesterday and showed no effects of the flu she had been frustrated by over the past week.

Mi, 29, needs to win the title again to take back the top spot in the world and started with an 18 minute 21-5, 21-15 victory over Southland's Anna Rankin in the first round. In the second round she will play Malaysian Mudukasan Sutheaswari.

Also making short work of things was men's top seed Sariul Ayob (Malaysia) who accounted for Auckland's Brent Miller in straight games.

Ayob has set up a quarter-final clash with New Zealand's best, John Moody, who beat local Delius Tang.

Moody and Ayob have clashed three times with the Malaysian winning on each occasion.

The only upset in the second round men's singles was Kiwi eighth seed Ethan Haggo losing to Chinese-born Aucklander Hu He Maoni.

Meanwhile, men's third, fourth and fifth seeds Tsuen Seng Lee (Malaysia), Yu Hsin Hsieh (Taipei) and Tommy Sugiarto (Indonesia) respectively all won through to the quarter-finals over Kiwi opponents in straight games.

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Too easy for Chong Wei (pic)
Wong Mew Choo beat Tiffany Chase Currier 21-11, 21-6 in the semi-finals of the Johor Open at the Johor Baru City Stadium yesterday. IT was another effortless win and it showed how much the national shuttlers are lagging behind Lee Chong Wei as he stormed into the semi-finals of the Johor Open at the Johor Baru City Stadium yesterday. Back-up shuttler Chan Kwong Beng has been training with Chong Wei for more than a …
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Misbun ready to bring up talented youngsters

KUALA LUMPUR: National singles coach Misbun Sidek is ready to pinch players from the lower level — either schools or state junior programmes — if he sees potential in them to excel.

And he hopes that he will get the blessings to do so from the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM).

Currently, the BAM only promote players to the national team after they have gone through the Bukit Jalil Sports School (BJSS) and national back-up programmes.

Misbun said that he could not afford to wait any more, not when expectations are getting heavier on badminton to deliver at the Olympics on a regular basis.

Currently, he sees national No. 1 and Beijing Olympics silver medallist Lee Chong Wei as the only singles player with the potential to strike a medal again in the 2012 London Olympics.

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