Ng Tze Yong

Ng Tze Yong's impressive 2022 Commonwealth Games form continued as he advanced into the men's singles semi-finals at the expense of world champion Loh Kean ...

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Loh was knocked out of the men's singles at the Commonwealth Games in the quarter-finals. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Tan admitted to being tense with a spot in the semi-finals at stake, but she is not too worried about the task ahead. “I still tried my best, he (Ng) played a good game. Ng continued to dominate the quarter-final, racing to an 8-0 advantage in the third game and led 16-3 before closing it out for his first victory against a top-10 player. In May, he was beaten to the SEA Games gold medal by Thailand’s Kunlavut Vitidsarn and just last month, his bid to become the first local to win the men’s singles title at the Singapore Badminton Open since 1962 ended in the semi-finals. Expectations of Loh have grown since his feat, with the 25-year-old previously saying that he was struggling with his form and consistency. His 15-21, 21-14, 21-11 loss, to Malaysia’s world No. 42 Ng Tze Yong at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, was the latest in a string of disappointing results for Loh since he won the world championships last December.

SINGAPORE: Badminton world champion Loh Kean Yew crashed out of the Commonwealth Games men's singles event on Saturday (Aug 6) after losing to Malaysia's Ng ...

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Top-seeded Singaporean shuttler Loh Kean Yew will leave the 2022 Commonwealth Games without a men's singles medal, after he lost to Malaysia's Ng Tze Yong ...

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KUALA LUMPUR: High-flying national men's singles Ng Tze Yong stunned reigning world champion Loh Kean Yew of Singapore to reach the semi-finals of the ...

On Tuesday, Tze Yong defied the odds to see off Srikanth, en route to Malaysia reclaiming the mixed team gold after defeating India 3-1 in the final. The 22-year-old debutant, who was inspirational for Malaysia in the mixed team final on Tuesday, produced another rousing performance at the NEC Hall in Birmingham, bouncing back from a game down to see off the world No 9 Kean Yew, 15-21, 21-14, 21-11.

The singles shuttler beat Singapore's Kean Yew 15-21, 21-14, 21-11 to book his place in the last four.

Lightning struck twice as Ng Tze Yong defeated S. Kidambi again to reach the men's singles final on his Commonwealth Games debut.

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PETALING JAYA: A confident Ng Tze Yong is assured of a medal in the Commonwealth Games after stunning world No. 13 K. Srikanth yet again to reach the men's ...

In the third game, he proved too good for Srikanth and romped home for the win. World No. 42 Tze Yong proved that his victory over the 2021 World Championship silver medallist Srikanth in the mixed team final was no fluke when he came from behind to beat the Indian 13-21, 21-19, 21-10 in a thrilling semi-finals at the National Exhibition Centre on Sunday (Aug 7). PETALING JAYA: A confident Ng Tze Yong is assured of a medal in the men's singles event after stunning world No. 13 K. Srikanth yet again in the Commonwealth Games.

BIRMINGHAM: NG Tze Yong was not even on BAM's plans for the Commonwealth Games. The world No 42 was only included for the assignment when world No 5 Lee Zii ...

No matter what happens tomorrow I am very proud of him." "Now that Tze Yong has a medal in the bag, I want him to go all out tomorrow — no pressure, no fear — just the experience. The world No 42 was only included for the assignment when world No 5 Lee Zii Jia dropped a bombshell by withdrawing from Malaysia's Commonwealth team.