Chochuwong Pornpawee easily advances in qualifying round at India International Challenge 2012
Chochuwong Pornpawee showed a staggering performance in Women’s Singles qualifying round and she easily ousted her local rival Shraddha Srivastava at the Tata Open International Challenge 2012 on Wednesday, December 12, in India.
The second seeded Chochuwong showed her brilliance in the arena as she played with aggression and control. She did not show any mercy to Shraddha and grabbed victory in a lopsided fashion.
Thai lady was on a different level in the arena as she played positive and aggressive badminton on court and eventually tamed her local challenger in straight sets with a huge margin while playing for just 25 minutes.
Meanwhile, the lower ranked Shraddha was chocked with the punishing treatment that she received from her Thai challenger and lost the battle without even showing a meagre resistance in the arena.
Chochuwong showed an amazing aggression on court from the starting rallies of first game by creating a remarkable pressure on her rival.
The top class skills and remarkable game plan assisted Chochuwong to keeps her challenger in all sorts of problem in the arena.
Until the mid-game interval, the lofty Chochuwong was leading the game with a wonderful difference.
The underdog Shraddha failed to play positive game after the one-minute break as she lost her focus on court.
It was an uninterrupted ride for the aggressive Chochuwong who did not face any reasonable fight from her rival and won the first set with a comfortable 21-11 margin on the board.
In the second set of this qualifying round contest, Chochuwong played with superb speed without sparing any opportunity for Shraddha to get a good flow.
Until the end of first part, the incredible Chochuwong remained consistent in playing with command and variations and stayed ahead on the board.
Shraddha failed to show strong performance in the second game of this contest as her rival Chochuwong played positive badminton and wrapped up the game with a staggering 21-6 score on the board.
The Thai shuttler easily registered her supremacy on court as she tamed her Indian challenger in a dictating fashion with a one-sided margin of 21-11 and 21-6.
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