Denmark Open: Pearly-Thinaah ensure two Malaysian finals' on Sunday
muhammad-muzaf…Pearly Tan-M.Thinaah joined their national team-mates Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik in the Denmark Open final after both Malaysian pairs won their matches in straight games on Sunday.
Chia-Soh, reunited for good in this Super 750 event, had first booked their place with an impressive 21-14, 21-18 victory over world number one South Koreans Kim Won-ho-Seo Seung-jae.
Tan-Thinaah made sure there was going to be double the excitement for fans on Sunday after they beat Chinese pair Bao Li Jing-Chao Zhi Han 21-16, 21-14.
It was an impressive performance from the Malaysians, who could have won by a bigger margin after they stormed off to a 11-2 lead in the opening game.
The recent Asian Games bronze medalists will contest again a Japanese pair in their third final of the year.
Chia-Soh, meanwhile, also have plenty to celebrate.
The world number four are finally back playing together again after months of experimenting with different partners following an internal reshuffle.
Chia-Soh have also now beaten Kim-Seo in back-to-back matches, having also eliminated them from the World Championships in August.
The Malaysians will now face Indonesians Fajar Alfian-Shohibul Fikri in their attempt to win the Denmark Open for the second time.
Interestingly, the Malaysians won their first World Tour title when they won the 2023 Denmark Open.
Disable Ads Off Brand Safe On Pearly Tan-M.Thinaah joined their national team-mates Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik in the Denmark Open final after both Malaysian pairs won their matches in straight games on Sunday.
Chia-Soh, reunited for good in this Super 750 event, had first booked their place with an impressive 21-14, 21-18 victory over world number one South Koreans Kim Won-ho-Seo Seung-jae.
Tan-Thinaah made sure there was going to be double the excitement for fans on Sunday after they beat Chinese pair Bao Li Jing-Chao Zhi Han 21-16, 21-14.
It was an impressive performance from the Malaysians, who could have won by a bigger margin after they stormed off to a 11-2 lead in the opening game.
The recent Asian Games bronze medalists will contest again a Japanese pair in their third final of the year.
Chia-Soh, meanwhile, also have plenty to celebrate.
The world number four are finally back playing together again after months of experimenting with different partners following an internal reshuffle.
Chia-Soh have also now beaten Kim-Seo in back-to-back matches, having also eliminated them from the World Championships in August.
The Malaysians will now face Indonesians Fajar Alfian-Shohibul Fikri in their attempt to win the Denmark Open for the second time.
Interestingly, the Malaysians won their first World Tour title when they won the 2023 Denmark Open.
