Ratchanok Intanon (Thailand) 71 minutes.Victor Axelsen (Denmark), who is aiming for consecutive championships, and Lee Jija (Malaysia), who defeated Kento Momota in the quarterfinals, are advancing to the final stage of the only men’s singles in which Japanese players are absent.Īs a result of the semi-finals, the match cards for the final match are as follows. The second game also escaped from the close game of 20 oars, and Kaneko / Matsutomo decided to advance to the final in the UK for the first time. Yuki Kaneko / Misaki Matsutomo opened the first game 21-14 against the powerful pair Chang PS / Go LY (Malaysia). He kept away from his opponent and grabbed the victory on a 2-0 straight to get the ticket for the final. In the mixed doubles, Yuta Watanabe / Arisa Higashino, who aims to win the British championship for the first time in three years, will play against Ellis / Smith (England) in England. Keigo Sonoda / Takeshi Kamura (pictured above, right) defeated Denmark’s 13th-ranked pair, Astorp / Rasmussen, 21-18 and 21-14 to advance to the final. With a speed of 36 minutes, he won the British championship for the second time in a row. The previous champion Hiroyuki Endo / Yuta Watanabe, who appeared in the semi-finals, defeated the Danish pair with 13 and 11 runs. In the men’s doubles, the Japanese pair dominated the final. He has decided to advance to the final since the runner-up in 2019.
When Matsumoto / Nagahara took the close game of the first game with 19 games, the second game that followed was also closed to 17 games and won. On the other hand, in the opposite mountain, a match between Mayu Matsumoto / Wakana Nagahara and Chiharu Shida / Nami Matsuyama. He won the British championship following last year. In the women’s doubles, Yuki Fukushima (pictured above, right) / Sayaka Hirota played a pair against the Netherlands, and when the first game was won 21-17, the second game that followed was a good victory with only seven. We are one step closer to the crown for the first time in five years. Okuhara has advanced to the final since winning in 2016.
It was pushed through as it was, and in the end it was a come-from-behind victory with 21-19. After demonstrating his tenacity and gradually closing the gap, he succeeded in reversing with 6 consecutive points from 14-18. In the final game, Intanon put pressure on him while maintaining the lead of 10-5 and 16-12, but Okuhara did not slow down in the second half. It was Intanon who took the lead in the first game, but Okuhara regained it in the second game at 21-16. Okuhara (pictured above), who appeared in the women’s singles semifinals, collided with Ratchanok Intanon (Thailand), who ranked 6th in the world. The digest for 2020 Here Click here for broadcast information on the British Open 2021 (Click the banner to move) In Japan, the 4th event, excluding the men’s singles, will compete for the final, and the women’s singles Nozomi Okuhara, and the 3rd doubles event will be the final match between Japanese pairs. Held on March 20th BWFWorld tour YonexAll England OP(Birmingham / Super1000) On the 4th day, various semi-finals were held.
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