Having come close to his first international badminton title a month ago, Singapore’s Jason Teh will get another bite at the cherry when he competes in...
Singapore's Jason Teh is through to his second badminton final in as many months at the Malaysia Super 100 event.Having come close to his first international badminton title a month ago, Singapore’s Jason Teh will get another bite at the cherry when he competes in the Malaysia Super 100 final on Oct 20.
On reaching another final, third seed Teh said: “I feel humbled and happy... because that means that my training worked well and that I’m on the right path, and I’ll keep working hard and hope there will be many more to come. En route to the Malaysia final, Teh beat India’s world No. 78 S. Subramanian in the round of 32, Indonesia’s Ikhsan Rumbay in the round of 16 and Thailand’s Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul in the quarter-finals.
National training squad coach Taufiq Hidayat felt that Teh was “a little bit slow and at times impatient” in the first game and could not cope with Hatano’s speed of play. While the Japanese reeled in four straight points to lead 16-15, Teh’s response was to claim the next five, making it 20-16 before sealing a 21-18 win.
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