Hong Kong Open Archive

Koo Kien Keat and Tan Boon Heong are the only non Chinese duo to enter the finals on Sunday. Like Lee Chong Wei in the singles events, they will try […]

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Wang Yihan may have lost to Juliane Schenk last week on her home soil in Shanghai, but the world number one put things back in order and will play Olympic […]

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Germany’s Juliane Schenk (pictured) will spend her weekend playing a badminton semi-final for the fifth time in six weeks, as she beat Porntip Buranaprasertsuk to set up a meeting with […]

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China looks for a third title sweep this year, with three all-Chinese semis and a chance at three all-Chinese finals after an especially strong quarter-finals day for their doubles pairs. […]

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The day saw some impressive and disappointing matches in the women’s singles as Porntip Buranaprasertsuk dug deep to upset Wang Shixian as the other matches on court saw two retirements […]

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Viktor Axelsen was disappointed in losing to Sho Sasaki after losing a comfortable lead as the men’s doubles saw quality prevail in some tight games with Koo and Tan of […]

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Three nations sent many players to the second round in men’s singles at the Hong Kong Open on Wednesday, but remarkably China was not among them, as Hu Yun and […]

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