Anthony Ginting Sinisuka Smashes Racket After Winning Singapore Open

Singapore: While most badminton or tennis players usually smash their rackets during matches due to frustration or for losing their temper due to a variety of reasons, Indonesia’s World No. 6 Anthony Ginting Sinisuka of Indonesia who has been struggling and failed to win a tournament title in the last 2.5 years, smashed his racket on the floor in celebration of winning the 2022 Singapore Open on Sunday. Continue reading Anthony Ginting Sinisuka Smashes Racket After Winning Singapore Open

Anthony Sinisuka Ginting to Play Kodai Naraoka in Singapore Open Final

Singapore: Indonesia’s World No. 6 Anthony Sinisuka Ginting has advanced to the 2022 Singapore Open final after defeating home favorite and reigning World Champion – Loh Kean Yew of Singapore 21-17, 21-14 in 37 minutes in the semi-finals. Continue reading Anthony Sinisuka Ginting to Play Kodai Naraoka in Singapore Open Final

Ng Tze Yong To Face Anthony Sinisuka Ginting in Singapore Open Quarters

Singapore: World No. 47 Ng Tze Yong reached the Singapore Open quarter-finals on Thursday with a straight-sets defeat of World No. 15 Lee Cheuk Yiu of Hong Kong. Continue reading Ng Tze Yong To Face Anthony Sinisuka Ginting in Singapore Open Quarters

Anthony Ginting Beats Lee Zii Jia To Reach Indonesia Masters Semi-finals

Jakarta: Anthony Sinisuka Ginting emerged victorious from another titanic clash with Lee Zii Jia to move a step closer to capturing his third Indonesia Masters title this coming Sunday. Continue reading Anthony Ginting Beats Lee Zii Jia To Reach Indonesia Masters Semi-finals

Lee Zii Jia Sets Up Anthony Ginting Quarter-Final At Indonesia Masters

Jakarta: Lee Zii Jia got through an easy test in the Indonesia Masters second round on Thursday by overcoming Mark Caljouw of Netherlands 21-17, 21-14 in 37 minutes to set up his 6th matchup against the World No. 6 Anthony Sinisuka Ginting of Indonesia in the quarter-finals. Continue reading Lee Zii Jia Sets Up Anthony Ginting Quarter-Final At Indonesia Masters

Thomas Cup: Loh Kean Yew Beat Anthony Ginting, But Indonesia Win 4-1

Bangkok: In the Thomas Cup Group A tie between defending champions – Singapore and Indonesia, the reigning World Champion Loh Kean Yew from Singapore was up against World No. 5 Anthony Sinisuka Ginting of Indonesia in the 1st men’s singles match. The Singaporean needed only 37 minutes to see off Ginting in straight games 21-13, 21-14, and gave Singapore a 1-0 lead. Continue reading Thomas Cup: Loh Kean Yew Beat Anthony Ginting, But Indonesia Win 4-1

Indonesia to use Badminton Asia Championships as Warm-up Tournaments For Thomas-Uber Cup Finals and SEA Games

Jakarta: The Head of Development and Achievement for the Badminton Association of Indonesia (PBSI) – Rionny Mainaky said that the Indonesian badminton team is committed to giving its optimal performance at the 2022 Badminton Asia Championships (BAC) which will be held from April 26 to May 1 in Manila. Continue reading Indonesia to use Badminton Asia Championships as Warm-up Tournaments For Thomas-Uber Cup Finals and SEA Games

Indonesia Beats China 3-0 to Win Its 14th Thomas Cup Title

Aarhus: After losing to Viktor Axelsen in a straight game on Saturday, Indonesia’s World No. 5 men’s singles player, Anthony Sinisuka Ginting met with World No. 27 Lu Guang Zu of China instead of the World No. 10 Shi Yu Qi in the first men’s singles match of the 2020 Thomas Cup final, in Aarhus, Denmark on Sunday. Continue reading Indonesia Beats China 3-0 to Win Its 14th Thomas Cup Title

Jonatan Christie Powers Indonesia Past Denmark to Play China in 2020 Thomas Cup Final

Aarhus: The reigning champions – China and the most successful country in the Thomas Cup history – Indonesia (with 13 titles) will meet in the Thomas Cup final after emerging victorious in the semi-finals on Saturday at the Ceres Arena, in Aarhus, Denmark. Continue reading Jonatan Christie Powers Indonesia Past Denmark to Play China in 2020 Thomas Cup Final

2020 Thomas Cup Semi-finals: Denmark vs. Indonesia, Japan vs. China

Aarhus: Viktor Axelsen has reinforced his reputation as the Tokyo Olympics gold medalist, leading his country to see off India’s challenge to book Denmark’s spot in the 2020 Thomas Cup semi-finals. Continue reading 2020 Thomas Cup Semi-finals: Denmark vs. Indonesia, Japan vs. China