BANGKOK, May 19 — Malaysian men’s singles shuttlers Lee Zii Jia and Liew Daren booked their place in the Thailand Open 2022 quarter-finals at the Impact Arena, here, today.
Meanwhile men’s singles professional shuttler, Daren slogged for three games to beat Japanese Koki Watanabe to earn a ticket to the final eight. The Tokyo Olympics bronze-medalists and sixth seeds continued their good run in the competition by upsetting the Taiwanese pair 21-18, 21-16 in 32 minutes. The duo play against Taiwanese pair Lee Yang-Wang Chi Lin tomorrow.
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