9: 00 women's doubles semi-final: vs You Mei Muhara/You Mei Nagasaki 9: 40 women's doubles semi-final: Wang Yidi vs Tian, Shen Yubin and his women's doubles are very strong. If they beat their opponents and reach the final, Manyu Wang will have a chance to attack the third individual champion, and the combination of Sun Yingsha and Wang Yidi will play against South Korea.
10: 20 men's singles semi-final: Fan Zhendong vs Liang Jingkun 1 1: 00 men's singles semi-final: Malone vs Lin Yunru's men's singles semi-final, a table tennis civil war between Fan Zhendong and Liang Jingkun, and Fan Zhendong's state in this Asian Championship is average.
Final schedule: 14: 00 women's doubles final 15: 00 men's singles final. I hope that both national table tennis events can reach the finals smoothly, win the third place in the final and achieve a bumper harvest in this Asian Championship!
Founding history
The Asian Badminton Championship was founded in 1962 and is an event sponsored by the Asian Badminton Federation. Once a year, most competitions are held in Southeast Asia. At the same time, we can see the importance of badminton in these countries.
The 2005 competition was held in Hyderabad, India. Wang Chen of Hongkong, China defeated Japanese players to win the women's singles title, while Sony of Indonesia won the men's singles title. In the 2004 Asian Championship, China sent a second-tier team to participate, and only won the runner-up in women's doubles. The Asian Badminton Championship in 2003 was quite special, with no star rating and no world ranking.
Only Dai Hua and Zeng Yaqiong played in China. Finally, Dai Hua ranked third, and the champion was Wang Chen from Hongkong, China. Jakarta not only hosted the Asian Championship in 2003, but also hosted this competition many times in the past. In 2000 and 2006, China's Gong Zhichao and Xie won the women's singles championship respectively.