Down to just one
MALAYSIA'S lack of depth in men's singles was cruelly exposed in the Singapore Open as Chong Wei Feng was the sole survivor after the first round at the Singapore Indoor Stadium yesterday.
Singapore Open hit by late pull-outs
SINGAPORE: A large-scale withdrawal on the eve of competition has robbed the Singapore Open of several seeded players after superstars Lin Dan of China and Malaysia's Lee Chong Wei also chose to skip the event.
Chong Wei sets sights on world title
LEE Chong Wei returns to training today at Bukit Kiara as the World No 1 shifts his focus to the World Championships after clinching his fourth title of the season at the Indonesia Open on Sunday.
Chi Wing grabs U-18 title
LIM Chi Wing of Kuala Lumpur upstaged favourite Soon Joo Ven of Selangor to capture the Boys' Under-18 singles crown while another Selangor shuttler R. Satheishtharan took the Under-16 title in the National Junior Grand Finals in Kuantan yesterday.
Chong Wei makes it five
LEE Chong Wei yet again showed why the Indonesia Open is his favourite overseas event when he captured a fifth title in Jakarta yesterday.
Fifth title beckons
THE Indonesia Open is turning into Lee Chong Wei's favourite overseas tournament as the Malaysian advanced to the final in search of his fifth crown in Jakarta yesterday.
A stroll for Chong Wei
LEE Chong Wei stayed on course to secure his fifth Indonesia Open crown when he stormed into the semi-finals with a one-sided victory over Thailand's Boonsak Ponsana in Jakarta yesterday.
Guangzhou bound
MEN'S doubles Koo Kien Keat-Tan Boon Heong's place in the World Championships in Guangzhou is secure despite their shoddy performance in the Indonesia Open.
Pushed to the brim
NO 1 Lee Chong Wei survived a tough first round in pursuit of a fourth international title of the year at the Indonesia Open at Senayan Stadium in Jakarta yesterday.

