In the 1/8 finals of the 2022 Malaysian Badminton Open, the national badminton team achieved a record of 6 consecutive victories. The new women's doubles combination Zheng Yu/Zhang Shuxian, who only started pairing this year, defeated the host nation, ranked tenth in the world, 2

2022 Malaysian Badminton Open 1/8 finals Guoyu achieved a 6-game winning streak. The new women's doubles combination Zheng Yu / Zhang Shuxian was eliminated 21-19, 21-15 The host player Chen Kangle/Tina, ranked tenth in the world, defeated two top ten pairs in the world in a row after defeating Thailand's Zongkong Pan/Rawinda, ranked eighth in the world in the previous round. The overall performance of the two was good, Zheng Yu's offense and Zhang Shuxian's defense are a highlight.

The three women's singles matches of the National Badminton Team were a big upset. Han Yue eliminated the world's third-ranked South Korean player Ahn Se-young 21-23, 21-18, 21-16, ending the three-game losing streak. , it was a pity that Han Yue lost in the first game of this game. After the 20-20 tie, his unnecessary mistakes gave his opponent 3 points. However, Han Yue was not affected by this. He maintained a very proactive style of play in the last two games. , with a strong sense of offense, finally achieved a reversal.

Chen Yufei defeated Thailand's famous player Busanglan 21-12, 21-19. In this game, Chen Yufei's ball control quality was relatively high, and it was difficult for the opponent to find a way to crack it. Post-2000 teenager Wang Zhiyi defeated Thailand's famous player 21-19, 21-13. Defeated Mariska, the first sister of Indonesian . The opponent's offense in the first game of this game was a certain threat, but the endurance was insufficient. Wang Zhiyi was better in tactical play and self-loss control throughout the game.

The two pairs of national badminton mixed doubles aces once again advanced in perfect harmony. Wang Yilu / Huang Dongping defeated Indonesian teenagers Kushayantuo/Kusumawati 21-19, 21-11. In this game Kushay Yangtuo's continuous attacks put a lot of pressure on the two Guoyu players. Especially in the first game, Wang Yilu/Huang Dongping fell behind for most of the time. At the end of the game, they scored 4 points in a row at 17-19 to complete the reversal. They quickly adjusted in the second game and found their way back. Get back to your own pace of play.

Zheng Siwei / Huang Yaqiong swept Malaysian players Chen Tangjie/Xiao Zixuan 21-16, 21-10. Their opponents played very actively in this game, but their hard power was limited. Both games started with a tight score, and in the second half The game will be quickly opened up. Zheng Siwei's offensive ability is very strong, powerful and varied. Huang Yaqiong's ability to seize opportunities in front of the net is also very outstanding.

1/8 In the finals, three of the top five players in the world were upset. Except for Han Yue who eliminated An Xiying, the world's fourth-ranked Chinese Taipei star Zhou Tiancheng defeated India 15-21, 7-21. Player Prannoy, this confrontation between veterans was not exciting. After Zhou Tiancheng finished the Indonesia Badminton Masters in early June, his performance has been declining. Zhou Tiancheng's current physical fitness may not support his continuous improvement. In terms of combat, this game was not at the level it should have been.

Spanish Olympic champion Marin, ranked fifth in the world, lost to Danish triple single Jacksfeld 19-21, 21-19, 13-21. In recent years, Marin has participated in competitions intermittently due to injuries. Now, As she gets older, it will be difficult for her to come back again this year. Her offense is not as advantageous as before, and her speed has also slowed down. It is estimated that it will be difficult for her to return to the top.

In other games, Indonesian Asian Games champion Jonatan defeated Japanese player Kenta Nishimoto 21-18, 21-17, and India's top sister Sindhu reversed the Thai teenager 19-21, 21-9, 21-14. In Chaiwan, Chinese Taipei famous player Tai Tzu Ying swept Estonian player Kuba 21-11, 21-9. Thailand’s mixed doubles started a civil war, and the world’s second-ranked Dechapol/Sapsiree defeated 21-18, 21-9. Eliminated teammates Supark/Supisala 21-14.