Hà Nội will be the next destination for the world''s best badminton players, who will vie for prizes at the Ciputra Hanoi – Yonex Sunrise Vietnam International Challenge 2026.
Top Vietnamese female badminton player Vu Thi Trang lost to
Ongbumrungphan Busanan of Thailand at the Yonex Sunrise Viet Nam Open
Grand Prix 2015 in HCM City on August 26.
Two Vietnamese badminton players won the first matches of the qualifying
round at the Yonex Sunrise Viet Nam Open Grand Prix 2015, which began
in HCM City on August 24.
Malaysia''s Lee Chong Wei, world No 1 in Badminton,
will not play in the Yonex-Sunrise Viet Nam Open 2015 international
championship, the event''s organisers announced at a press conference in
HCM City yesterday.
Viet Nam''s star badminton player, Nguyen Tien Minh,
was ousted from the Total Badminton World Federation World Championship
in Jakarta, Indonesia yesterday.
All Vietnamese players were ousted from the Ciputra
Hanoi-Yonex Sunrise Vietnam International Challenge, currently being
held at the Cau Giay Gymnasium.
Nineteen-year-old Japanese badminton player Nozomi
Okuhara won the women''s singles title at her first attempt following a
convincing 21-15, 21-11 victory over compatriot Aya Ohorial at the
Yonex-Sunrise Viet Nam GP Open 2014 yesterday.
Vietnamese female badminton ace Vu Thi Trang staged a fighting
performance to stun top seed Hsu Ya Ching of Chinese Taipei 21-23,
21-19, 23-21 in the quarter-finals at the Yonex-Sunrise Viet Nam Grand
Prix Open for the first time.
Another dominant performance and another straight-set win sent top
Vietnamese badminton player Nguyen Tien Minh to the third round of the
Yonex Sunrise Viet Nam GP Open.
Vietnamese badminton ace Nguyen Tien Minh shrugged
off Thai Thammasin Sitthikom''s confidence and determination in the first
set to claim the match in straight sets.
