The 2014 Commonwealth Games are underway, and badminton enthusiasts are eagerly following the matches at the Emirates Arena. Today, the rounds of 32 in all five categories will be taking place, and top players from around the world are vying for individual glory.
Men’s and Women’s Singles Showdown
The Men’s and Women’s Singles categories are the ones to watch, as they often steal the spotlight. This year, with the absence of the 2010 Games champions Lee Chong Wei and Saina Nehwal, their compatriots are stepping up to the challenge and aiming for gold.
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On the men’s side, Chong Wei Feng, who has inherited the No. 1 seeding after Lee Chong Wei’s withdrawal, is hoping for a successful run. Following his impressive victory in the Mixed Team final against England’s Rajiv Ouseph, Chong Wei Feng is filled with confidence. He kicks off his assault today against Buwaneka Dullewa of Sri Lanka.
Another prominent player to watch is Kashyap Parupalli, the No.2 seed. Despite India’s loss for Mixed Team bronze against Singapore, Parupalli’s talent and experience make him a strong contender. He will face Dakeil Thorpe of Barbados in his first match.
Women’s Singles Battle
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In the Women’s Singles category, top-seeded PV Sindhu will face tough competition from Kirsty Gilmour, the No.2 seed. Sindhu is determined to retain India’s hold on the crown won by Nehwal four years ago in New Delhi. Her first match is against South Africa’s Sandra LeGrange, who is hoping for an upset. Gilmour’s opening match is against Australia’s Verdet Kessler, who had an impressive victory against Mariama Eastmond of Barbados.
Other players to keep an eye on in the Women’s Singles category include Canada’s Michelle Li, Malaysia’s Tee Jing Yi, England’s Sarah Walker, and Singapore’s Liang Xiaoyu.
Doubles Battles
The doubles competitions are also set to provide thrilling matches for badminton fans. Malaysia’s Tan Wee Kiong and Goh V Shem, who played crucial roles in Malaysia’s Mixed Team title defense, are among the top contenders in Men’s Doubles. They started their campaign with a comfortable victory over Mark Constable and Alexander Hutchings of Jersey.
In the Mixed Doubles category, England’s Chris Adcock and Singapore’s Danny Chrisnanta, who are regulars in the BWF World Superseries, aim for gold. Adcock’s wife and Mixed partner, Gabrielle, also has aspirations of a Women’s Doubles medal with Lauren Smith.
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Scotland’s Robert Blair, paired with Imogen Bankier, will need the support of the home crowd in their Mixed Doubles campaign. Blair also competes with Paul Van Rietvelde in the Men’s Doubles category. Bankier teams up with Kirsty Gilmour in Women’s Doubles.
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Conclusion
The badminton matches at the 2014 Commonwealth Games are heating up, and players from around the world are showcasing their skills. With intense competition in Men’s and Women’s Singles, as well as thrilling matches in the doubles categories, badminton fans are in for a treat. Stay tuned to Carnegiecentre for all the latest updates and results.
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