![China against India and Indonesia against Malaysia will be the semi-finals of the Asia Junior Championships after the quarter-final stage took place this Monday in the Indian city of Lucknow. […]](http://www.badzine.net/wp-content/uploads/Newsflash-thumbnail.png "ASIAN JUNIORS – Semi-finalists known")
China against India and Indonesia against Malaysia will be the semi-finals of the Asia Junior Championships after the quarter-final stage took place this Monday in the Indian city of Lucknow.
The group stage had decided on the quarter-finalists – with the top 2 teams in each group qualifying for this stage, and logic prevailed in the team event since Thailand didn’t send their best shuttlers – Ratchanok Intanon is involved in the U.S. Open and Thai Open giant-killer Busanan Ongbamrungphan did not make the trip – and Korea opted out of the competition. The Chinese, who beat Hong Kong 3-1, will take on the locals, India, who scored a perfect 3-0 win over Chinese Taipei.
The closest quarter-final saw Indonesia barely edge Japan for a final 3-2 victory, thanks to a close win in the girls’ doubles (21-18 in the deciding game). Japan had scooped the points in the singles events but Indonesia ended up with all 3 points in the doubles events. The Indonesians will meet Malaysia – led by Zulfadli Zulkiffli – who stunned Thailand 3-0.
Semi-finals line up
CHINA vs INDIA
INDONESIA vs MALAYSIA
![Chae Yu Jung / Seo Seung Jae became the only repeat mixed doubles Aussie champions during its Sydney era. Shi Yu Qi and Ou Xuan Yi / Liu Yu Chen […]](http://www.badzine.net/wp-content/uploads/ngg_featured/cr_20221120_1349_AustralianOpen2022_BPLV0036_rotator-36x36.jpg "AUSTRALIAN OPEN Finals – Historic repeat the feat"){kind=small}
![Blink or leave your seat to buy fast food and it would turn out to have a different outcome from what you were initially led to believe in more than […]](http://www.badzine.net/wp-content/uploads/ngg_featured/cr_20221119_1522_AustralianOpen2022_BPLV0034_rotator-36x36.jpg "AUSTRALIAN OPEN SF – Fancy seeing you on Sunday"){kind=small}
![In doubles, at a baseline level the pair needs to be reliable and then have something special on top of that to make it further. By Aaron Wong, Badzine Correspondent […]](http://www.badzine.net/wp-content/uploads/2022-QF-WD1-36x36.jpg "AUSTRALIAN OPEN QF – Finding that little bit extra"){kind=small}
![Drama mixed with entertainment fueled the marquee singles matches. By Aaron Wong, Badzine Correspondent live in Sydney. Photos: Badmintonphoto (archives) World #3 vs world #27 The ultra-popular and charismatic 2021 […]](http://www.badzine.net/wp-content/uploads/ngg_featured/cr_20220715_2118_SingaporeOpen2022_BPYL4448_rotator-36x36.jpg "AUSTRALIAN OPEN R16 – What actually happened in the last match of the night?"){kind=small}
![It was like a final in the first round as Seo Seung Jae and Kang Min Hyuk took on recent Hylo Open winners Lu/Yang in Sydney. By Aaron Wong, Badzine […]](http://www.badzine.net/wp-content/uploads/ngg_featured/cr_20220705_1622_MalaysiaMasters2022_BPES3440_rotator-36x36.jpg "AUSTRALIAN OPEN R32 – Wish it were longer"){kind=small}
Leave a Reply