Ch’Ng Xue Yang wins Boys Singles Under-13 at the Tertutup Remaja Perlis 2011
Malaysia’s young player, Ch’Ng Xue Yang, has stamped her supremacy in the game as he has grabbed Boy’s Singles Under-13 title after taming Muhammad Rizza Faris in the final battle of the Tertutup Remaja Perlis 2011, on Friday, December 30, in Malaysia.
The top seed in the Boys Singles draw of the tournament, Ch’Ng Xue, showed his wonderful skills and dominated the game against the un-seeded Muhammad Rizza, who failed to tackle the aggression of his higher ranked challenger.
Ch’Ng Xue played attacking badminton and ended the final showdown in straight games. He worked well for 45 minutes and showed that he has what it takes to become a world beater.
Muhammad Rizza, who has been playing impressive badminton in the whole tournament, failed to continue his striking run in the final of the event as his opponent was in complete control of the pace.
Ch’Ng Xue established his supremacy in the game from the starting points from the opening points.
The higher ranked Ch’Ng Xue remained ahead of his un-seeded challenger in the opening half of the set. After the break, he continued his impressive play and raced towards the ending points of the first game.
The top seed played positive and fast badminton by remaining focused in the game and ended it with a 21-11 score on the board.
After the break, he remained on track and kept the pace of the rallies at the highest level. However, Muhammad Rizza played different game this time as he played with aggression and remained successful in remaining close to his higher ranked rival.
Until the break, no one could establish a strong position in the second set as the score was close.
After the break, the score progressed in the similar was as both players employed powerful strokes to establish a lead. The score was tight until the ending points when Ch’Ng Xue showed his impressive skills and ended the set with a 21-18 score on the board.
Ch’Ng Xue emerged as the winner of this 45-minute straight-set final contest with a striking 21-11 and 21-18 score on the board.
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