Lee Chong Wei trounces Yang Chih Hsun in Men’s Singles clash at Sudirman Cup – Badminton news
Malaysia’s Lee Chong Wei proved his superiority in front of his home fans when he trounced Chinese Taipei’s Yang Chih Hsun in Men’s Singles clash at Sudirman Cup 2013 on Sunday, May 19, in Malaysia.
The impressive Chong Wei, who is currently World Number One in Men’s Singles category, played with greater level of precision and managed to teach a severe lesson to his Taipei opponent in just 24 minutes.
Malaysian man was quite comfortable in moving quickly in all areas of the court and remained successful in finishing off this Men’s Singles clash in a dominating fashion with a smashing 21-8 and 21-13 score on the board.
Meanwhile, Yang Chih found himself helpless against the aggression of his local challenger. He failed to put up competitive show on court and ultimately bowed down to Chong Wei without getting a reasonable total.
It was a wonderful fight in the initial points when the Taipei shuttler tried to play aggressive badminton. However, Chong Wei steadily increased his speed and started to set up the pace of rallies.
The incredible variations in Chong Wei’s strokes helped him to maintain his superiority against his challenger in the arena.
Chong Wei advanced with a terrific speed in the first part and he did not face any problem from his challenger. He stayed miles ahead and managed a comfortable lead on the board until the break.
The underdog Yang Chih failed to create trouble for his seasoned opponent after the mid-game interval as he lost his focus in the arena.
The positive and planned play of Chong Wei assisted him to claim the opening game with a completely one-sided margin of 21-8.
The underdog Yang Chih put in extra effort to play tricky badminton in the starting half of second game but could not construct pressure on his experienced Malaysian rival.
The home favourite Chong Wei was at the best of his form and he remained successful in building a superb difference until the end of first half.
In the concluding half of second game, the impressive Chong Wei continued his comfortable ride and easily ended up the second set by a commanding 21-13 score on the board.
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