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heng Shao Chieh (exposure) is quite an unequaled charwoman in the badminton world. First of completely, because she  V Sunglass Oakley consumes tattoos everyplace her body – among which one during her cubitus inwards the shape of her Chinese name, but which she said drop have to double check to enounce what it actually means. Then, naturally, she is nonpareil from the few Asian adult female* players with abruptly, flaxen whisker. And mostly because to her, badminton is a game. It’s fun.    Tiffany Rings And this difference was obvious on court this Friday against Wang Shixian, who was clearly far more stressed out, admitting later she didn’t want to go on court to play against a player she fears.

The Formosa shuttler, contrariwise, was all smiles from start to complete, relishing every – long – rally and dallying with a wide diversity from shots. The Chinese was not far from her throughout the match, but Shao’s fighting spirit made the      Gucci T shirtsdifference, along with the lack of pressure on her shoulders. In 49 minutes, the short, smiley veteran booked her ticket to the semi-finals of the 2011 Yonex BWF World Championships 21-16, 21-17, some 6 years after her first bronze medal in Anaheim.
“I was young then. Now, I feel like I’m much older and way more mature in my game. I play the game to enjoy myself mainly. That’s the key. I can feel that the others have pressure when they play against me. But I just focus during my own lamed. Forthwith, I haven’t looked beyond this match, and I have not flirted with how I’ll play my next opponent yet,” said the Taiwan shuttler, who claims she spends almost as much time on the surf back home as on a badminton court. “It gives me extra training. Surfing is fun too!”
Cheng is to play the winner of the “

Youth Jersey   Babolat girls”, Juliane Schenk and Tine Baun, who are seeing la vie en rose – and wearing the same pink tops – until now. The Dane is the favourite as she’s beaten the German the last 5 times they’ve played. But Schenk is in great form and could turn the tables.  She probably has, in the back of her mind, her defeat after wasting a match point in the quarter-final of the 2009 BWF World Championships to Pi Hongyan.

Earlier, Wang Xin (photo) had crushed India’s hopes of seeing 21-year-old jewel Saina Nehwal get a world crown as the Chinese left-hander was just too fast for the Indian and got away with a 21-15, 21-10 success. She is to meet the succeeder of 3 Wang Yihan, who constituted scheduled to play inwards the evening school term during Friday.