Taipei Open Badminton
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In the Taipei Open badminton tournament, Taiwan's mixed doubles pair Yang Po-hsuan and Hu Ling-fang finished second after losing to a Japanese team. India's 17-year-old Anmol Kharb became the youngest women's singles champion, surpassing a previous record. Taiwanese player Chou Tien-chen was eliminated in the semifinals after missing match points, and all Taiwanese men's doubles teams were also out of the competition.
Taipei Open: Yang Po-hsuan/Hu Ling-fang Lose to Japanese Pair, Finish Second; No Taiwanese Champion for First Time Since 2015
- Taiwan's mixed doubles pair Yang Po-hsuan and Hu Ling-fang lost to Japan's Yuta Takei and Misaki Taguchi in the Taipei Open final, securing the runner-up position. - This marks the first time since 2015 that no Taiwanese player has won the Taipei Open title. - Yang and Hu, seeded second, were aiming to be the first all-Taiwanese mixed doubles pair to win the tournament since its inception.
India's Anmol Kharb, 17, Becomes Youngest Taipei Open Champion, Surpassing Tai Tzu-ying's Record
- India's 17-year-old Anmol Kharb became the youngest women's singles champion in the Taipei Open history. - She defeated Vietnam's Nguyen Thuy Linh in the final with a score of 21-16, 21-16. - Kharb,…
Chou Tien-chen vows to bounce back after Taipei Open semifinal heartbreak
- Taiwanese badminton player Chou Tien-chen lost to Japan's Yuta Antsumi in the Taipei Open semifinals, missing two match points. - Despite the loss, Chou expressed gratitude for fan support and vowed…
Taipei Open: Chen Po-wen/Liu Yu-chen lose in semifinals to Malaysian pair, all Taiwanese men's doubles teams out
- Taiwan's sole male doubles pair, Chen Po-wen and Liu Yu-chen, lost in the semifinals of the Taipei Open. - They were defeated in a three-set match by Malaysia's fifth seeds, Aaron Chia and Soh Wooi …