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Japan’s Sho Sasaki breathed life into the Japanese camp when he upset Indonesia’s Simon Santoso in the second singles match. The Indonesians’ experience on the big stage eventually separated the […]

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Alvent Yulianto Chandra will be facing his club partner today if it goes down to the second men’s doubles as the Indonesian is part of the Nihon Unisys Club in […]

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China’s greatest strength may lie in the fact that they are not afraid to admit their vulnerabilities despite their status as defending champions of the Thomas and Uber Cups. By […]

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On paper, the Japanese ladies have the experience in the singles department and the superior ranking in the doubles. Korea had to thus bank on their seasoned doubles players – […]

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It doesn’t take a Dane or a Danish fan to feel sorry for Denmark’s Thomas Cup team, who would probably have avoided yet another early elimination had hosts Malaysia not […]

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The Asians may have snatched all the semi-final tickets at the 2010 Thomas and Uber Cup finals but surely, it was the Europeans who spiced up the competition and entertained […]

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In a strange twist of fate, the Indonesian ladies and Chinese men were drawn to face-off their respective regional nemeses at the 2010 Thomas and Uber Cup quarter-finals. With an […]

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