SKYCITY NEW ZEALAND Open GP Gold 2015 : Qualification-FINAL (28th April-3rd May 2015)

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  1. kwun

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    Fukushima still mad.
     
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    This is the kind of match experience that will stand the CHN pair, ZQX/XH, in good stead in future.
     
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    one pure? is that water? that's a most appropriate prize at this point.

    the dude make sure he proudly display the logo at the back of his shirt while backed to the camera.
     
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    Amazing game....

    Zhong was outstanding
     
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    Zhong Qianxin understands what never say die means, just hang in there to the very end.
     
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    ZQX was the problem early. XH was tired from the first match and was not sharp enough to provide support.

    Credit to ZQX for turning it around and XH got her second wind and played better towards to end. XH switched from forehand service to backhand service but probably wise to stick with the flick rather than trying low serve.

    Japan seems to have some good pairs other than the usual suspects. Hope they get their chance too.
     
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    Had the CHN WD pair continued the wrong strategy of mostly lifting and defending the JPN attacks all the way to a two straight sets defeat, they would probably be dejected for quite a while, I imagine.
     
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    Very few can do well in two disciplines, not on finals day.
     
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    this Indonesian young pair is fast!
     
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    Wow, I did not expect Kawakami to win, Japan has so many good WS players.
     
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    At least my 50/50 prediction for WD is correct, tight match indeed.
     
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    Japan has a very bright future in badminton for sure. more promising players coming out of Japan than many other traditionally strong badminton countries.
     
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    good to be young. such speed and bouncy legs.
     
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    racket clashed and broke.
    should've put a spare racket easily accessible.
     
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    so fast. Alfian/Ardianto totally out paced Huang/Zheng.
     
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    fast and decisive shots. Indonesian style at their best and most fresh.
     
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    so much pressure is applied right from the start of every rally. hard for the Chinese youngsters to even realize what happened to them and the shuttle is on the ground or their body already.
     
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    6-0.

    no contest.
     
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    i stepped out a little. what happened?!
     
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    Huang/Zheng have found their rhythm now...
     

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