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Lee Chong Wei is Forced to go (pic)
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Friday, 07 December 2012 16:03
Lee Chong Wei says he is not fully prepared for the tournament.  Read more: Forced to go - Badminton - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/sports/badminton/forced-to-go-1.181957#ixzz2EP0i3zfoSUPER SERIES FINALS: RM16,000 fine if Chong Wei skips season ender LEE Chong Wei, if given a choice, would have skipped the Super Series Finals in Shenzhen which begin on Wednesday as he wants to put in some quality preparation to retain the Korea Open and Malaysia Open titles in January. Chon…
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Quality first, says Rashid
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Friday, 07 December 2012 16:01

TARGET: Coach wants Daren, Wei Feng to justify world rankings

LIEW Daren and Chong Wei Feng have  consistently been improving their respective world rankings of late but quality performance is what national singles chief coach Rashid Sidek wants from them in order to become  top class players.

A string of good results, including the French Open title in October, has seen Daren breaking into the top 20 and he is currently ranked 16th while Wei Feng, who reached the semi-finals of a super series for the first time in the China Open, is ranked 21 but Rashid feels they must produce quality performance to reflect their ranking.

Rashid said Lee Chong Wei justifies his World No 1 status by regularly winning international honours while Daren and Wei Feng have a lot more to prove on the world stage.

"There is improvement but their focus should be on quality performance. The world ranking is good for them in terms of earning better incentives but it is not going to guarantee them success on the international stage," said Rashid.

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Ko Sung Hyun, Lee Yong Dae advance into quarter-final round of 2012 Korea Open (pic)
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Friday, 07 December 2012 15:58
Ko Sung Hyun, Lee Yong DaeKo Sung Hyun, Lee Yong Dae advance into quarter-final round of 2012 Korea Open – Badminton News Men’s Doubles partners Ko Sung Hyun and Lee Yong Dae showed superb coordination and outshined Shin Baek Choel-Yoo Yeon Seong to make way into the quarter-finals of Korea Grand Prix Gold on…
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Rong Wang and Zhibo Zhang penetrate into Women’s Doubles semi-final at Korea Grand Prix Gold
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Friday, 07 December 2012 15:57

Rong Wang and Zhibo Zhang penetrate into Women’s Doubles semi-final at Korea Grand Prix Gold

Macau’s lofty players Rong Wang and Zhibo Zhang showed a staggering performance in the arena as they played with remarkable precision and penetrated into Women’s Doubles semi-final at Korea Grand Prix Gold 2012, which is in progress in Korea.

In the quarter-final clash, Rong and Zhibo showed their incredible skills in the arena and remained successful in beating Indonesia’s Deariska Putri Medita and Khaeriah Rosmini in a smashing fashion.

Macau shuttlers were in superb form as they showed no sign of confusion in the arena and remained successful in claiming victory against their Indonesian challengers in a completely one-sided fashion in just 35 minutes.

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Badminton Takes Swing At Avoiding Repeat Of London Scandal (pic)
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Friday, 07 December 2012 15:53
Referee Torsten Berg tried to get players from Indonesia (near court) and South Korea to try their hardest during this match at the London Olympics. The format gave some teams an incentive to lose — in order to get easier opponents in upcoming matches. That format's being changedThe biggest scandal at the summer Olympics in London didn't involve doping, or boorish behavior by athletes or judges tipping the results. No, the biggest scandal came out of the badminton competition, shocking the sport's fanatic followers in Asia and leaving the rest of the world snickering at …
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