Chinese Taipei star Tai Tzu-ying faces Indian world champion PV Sindhu. Currently, Tai Tzu Ying is ranked No. 2 in the world and Sindhu is ranked No. 7. The two sides have played against each other 20 times, with Tai Tzu Ying having the upper hand with 15 wins and 5 losses.

On July 1, Beijing time, the International Badminton Federation Malaysia Open is underway. What is going on is the battle for the top four spots in individual events. Chinese Taipei famous player Dai Ziying faced the Indian world champion Sindhu . Currently, Tai Tzu Ying is ranked No. 2 in the world and Sindhu is ranked No. 7. The two sides have played against each other 20 times, with Tai Tzu Ying having the upper hand with 15 wins and 5 losses. In the first game today, Tai Tzu Ying started with a 5:3 lead. Sindhu is tall and has long arms, leading the score 6:5. After

7 tied, Sindhu gradually found her form and took the lead at 11:7 and entered the technical timeout first. Sindhu played very neatly and led 15:8. Tai Ziying caught up to 11:16. Tai Tzu Ying failed to return the ball properly, and Sindhu directly hit the ball from a high point. Sindhu won the first game at 21:13, leading by a big score of 1:0. In the first game, Sindhu pressed down from the back and scored at a very good rate with very few mistakes.

html In the 0th round, Dai Tzu Ying started 2:0. In this round, Dai Tzu Ying strengthened the changes in front of the net and suppressed Sindhu's head area. Sindhu's physical strength also declined, and Dai Tzu Ying led 17:11. Tai Tzu Ying made consecutive mistakes, and Sindhu chased the score to 13:17. Tai Tzu Ying hit the ball continuously and went out of bounds. Sindhu fell behind at 15:17. Tai Tzu Ying's advantage was narrowed by Sindhu. Tai Ziying finally scored a point with a kill in front of the net, leading 18:15. Tai Tzu Ying's playing requires too much golf course.

Tai Ziying kept an eye on Sindhu's head and got the game point at 20:15. Dai Ziying successfully hooked the opponent in front of the net and regained the game at 21:15. The score was 1:1. The game entered the deciding game. In the deciding game, Tai Tzu Ying started at 5:1 and Sindhu caught up to 6:7. Tai Tzu Ying led 11:9 and entered the technical timeout first. After the timeout, Sindhu came to the downwind venue, and Tai Tzu Ying led 16:13.

In the key points, Tai Tzu Ying led 18:13. Sindhu could no longer keep up with Tai Tzu Ying's pace and rhythm. In the end, Tai Tzu Ying sealed the victory with 21:13. After three fierce games, she reversed world champion Sindhu with a total score of 2:1 and successfully advanced to the women's singles semi-finals. After winning, Tai Tzu Ying waved her racket and thanked the fans outside the court. It is worth mentioning that if Tai Tzu Ying successfully wins the championship in this site's Open, the world ranking will overtake Japan's Akane Yamaguchi, and return to the world's number one spot again. Currently, Sindhu has lost six consecutive games to Tai Tzu Ying.

In another game, national feather world champion Han Yue also lost two games in a row, losing to Thailand's Ratchanok Intanon with a total score of 0:2. Currently, two women's singles top four have been announced, namely Intanon and Tai Tzu Ying. Next, Dai Ziying will face the winner between the national badminton Olympic champion Chen Yufei and Japan's Nozomi Okuhara. Intanon is waiting for the winner between Wang Zhiyi and Danish player Ryan.