Stay updated with breaking news from Anders Antonsen. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
World No. 28 Sameer Verma, who had qualified for the World Tour Finals in 2018 after winning three titles, produced a sensational performance to outwit local hero Antonsen 21-14, 21-18 in a 50-minute men's singles battle on Thursday.
Top seed in the men’s singles draw Kento Momota of Japan was among the winners on day one of the Badminton World Federation Denmark Open, while Anders Antonsen won a repeat of last year’s final against fellow Danish player Rasmus Gemke.
Kento Momota and Chen Yu Fei have been touted as the favourites for the men and women's tournaments at the Denmark Open which starts tomorrow in Odense with both heading into their respective draws as top seed.
-seo.JPG)
AARHUS, Oct 17 — Two of the most successful teams in Thomas Cup history — China and Indonesia — will battle it out for the prestigious trophy again after both sides fought back from being a point down to win their respective semi-final ties with identical 3-1 scores at the Ceres Arena,...
PETALING JAYA: The 19-year wait is over for Indonesia as they regained their supremacy in the Thomas Cup Finals when they pulled off an emphatic 3-0 win over defending champions China.