AFTER the resounding success of last year's Malaysian Open, the ATP World Tour 250 tournament will return to Putra Stadium, Bukit Jalil on Sept 24-Oct 3.
The tournament, which is one of only five World Tour stops in Asia, carries a total prize money of US$947,750 (RM2.9 million) and features a 28-player singles main draw and 16 doubles.
Russia's World No 17 Mikhail Youzhny, the defending champion, and compatriot Nikolay Davydenko, who won the 2009 inaugural competition, are both expected to be in Kuala Lumpur.
This year's event will likely feature one top five ATP player and new faces who are making a name on the world stage.
"We are planning to bring one top five player but it is not easy as these players have a tight schedule," said tournament director Nick Freyer at the unveiling of Wilson as the tournament's official tennis equipment supplier in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday.
"Hopefully, we will get one of the top three names in tennis but when that will happen, I can't say. I will be at Wimbledon to meet these players."
Freyer, who is also IMG senior vice-president, said a fresh face who is already a top player, has agreed to compete in the Malaysian Open.
"I will make an official announcement soon. On other players, a lot will depend on the results of the Davis Cup. If everything goes well, we will get the best in this tournament," he said.
Two qualifying singles wild cards will be allocated to local players. A local player will join forces with an international ATP World Tour star in the doubles main draw, courtesy of a main draw wild card.
In last year's tournament, Nazim Khan, who is in Sri Lanka for the Davis Cup, paired with Davydenko in the doubles.
"I have noticed a big improvement in the standard of local players at last year's tournament. I really hope those selected will do better this time," said Freyer.
IMG also announced yesterday a ticketing strategy with features which include unreserved free seating at one ticket price.
Tickets for the Malaysia Open are available now at www.MalaysianOpenTennis.com or www.Ticketpro.com.my. - NST
Wednesday, 15 June 2011
Oman struck by food poisoning
Oman's preparations for the Davis Cup clash in Sri Lanka have been hampered by an outbreak of food poisoning, according to the team's captain Siddiq al Hashmi. Hashmi said three other teams staying at the Ceylon Continental Hotel in Colombo have also been affected by the illness ahead of the Asia-Oceania Zone Group III competition, which begins in the Sri Lankan capital on Wednesday. Apart from Oman and host Sri Lanka, the other participating teams are Kuwait, Lebanon, Malaysia, Myanmar, UAE and Vietnam.
“We are facing a tough time here,” Hashmi told Muscat Daily on the phone from Colombo. “We arrived in Sri Lanka a week before the tournament to get acclimatised to the conditions, but unfortunately things have gone wrong. Apart from me, both our important players - the Nabhani brothers Khalid and Mohammed - have fallen sick due to the food here.”
According to Hashmi, the other two members of the team - Abdullah al Balushi and Khalid al Barwani, who joined the team three days later - are fine, having been cautioned about the food upon their arrival on Saturday. “We advised both Abdullah and Khalid not to eat at the hotel where we are staying as it may affect them as well,” said Hashmi.
It's not only the Omani players who are suffering, said Hashmi. Players from Kuwait, Lebanon and the UAE have also fallen sick. Officials from the countries with ill players have now lodged a formal complaint against the organisers of the tournament. All of the visiting teams are staying at the same hotel, while the Sri Lankan players are staying elsewhere.
Hashmi said, “Like Oman, teams from the other Arabian countries also came here well in advance to get used to the situation. Along with three Kuwaiti players, their coach has also fallen sick. I have been in Sri Lanka three times before but this is the first time I am facing something like this. We have lodged an official complaint with the organisers.”
The Oman captain said the players are still recovering as they continue to prepare for the tournament.
“I took Khalid to a local hospital on Monday. He along with Mohammed is still recovering. We are hoping everything will be fine soon and the organisers will take appropriate action to sort out the issue,” he said.
The draw for the clay court tournament will take place on Tuesday with the eight nations set to compete in a round-robin format in two pools. The top two nations from each pool will progress to the promotion group. The winner and runner-up from this group will earn promotion into the Asia-Oceania Zone Group II for 2012. The bottom two nations in each pool will slip into the relegation group, from which the last two teams will be relegated to Group IV. - source www.theweek.co.om
“We are facing a tough time here,” Hashmi told Muscat Daily on the phone from Colombo. “We arrived in Sri Lanka a week before the tournament to get acclimatised to the conditions, but unfortunately things have gone wrong. Apart from me, both our important players - the Nabhani brothers Khalid and Mohammed - have fallen sick due to the food here.”
According to Hashmi, the other two members of the team - Abdullah al Balushi and Khalid al Barwani, who joined the team three days later - are fine, having been cautioned about the food upon their arrival on Saturday. “We advised both Abdullah and Khalid not to eat at the hotel where we are staying as it may affect them as well,” said Hashmi.
It's not only the Omani players who are suffering, said Hashmi. Players from Kuwait, Lebanon and the UAE have also fallen sick. Officials from the countries with ill players have now lodged a formal complaint against the organisers of the tournament. All of the visiting teams are staying at the same hotel, while the Sri Lankan players are staying elsewhere.
Hashmi said, “Like Oman, teams from the other Arabian countries also came here well in advance to get used to the situation. Along with three Kuwaiti players, their coach has also fallen sick. I have been in Sri Lanka three times before but this is the first time I am facing something like this. We have lodged an official complaint with the organisers.”
The Oman captain said the players are still recovering as they continue to prepare for the tournament.
“I took Khalid to a local hospital on Monday. He along with Mohammed is still recovering. We are hoping everything will be fine soon and the organisers will take appropriate action to sort out the issue,” he said.
The draw for the clay court tournament will take place on Tuesday with the eight nations set to compete in a round-robin format in two pools. The top two nations from each pool will progress to the promotion group. The winner and runner-up from this group will earn promotion into the Asia-Oceania Zone Group II for 2012. The bottom two nations in each pool will slip into the relegation group, from which the last two teams will be relegated to Group IV. - source www.theweek.co.om
Tuesday, 14 June 2011
Malaysia, second seeds
MALAYSIA are the second seeds in the upcoming Davis Cup Asia/Oceania Group III in Sri Lanka.
LTAM executive secretary Ibrahim Abu Bakar hopes the seeding will give the team a good draw in the group stages.
“We were seeded because one (Ariez Elyaas) of our players earned ATP rankings points in a recent tournament in Thailand,” said Ibrahim, a former radio announcer recently.
“Our team have been preparing hard for the Davis Cup. Except for Yew Ming, the others are below 21-years-old.
“I hope the local tennis fraternity will support our young team.”
Davis Cup captain Deen Heshaam Tan Abdullah together with his son, Ariez, Si Yew Ming, Ahmad Deedat Razak and Nazim Khan are in Sri Lanka for the event, which will be played on clay.
The tournament, scheduled from June 15-19, will be played at the Sri Lanka Tennis Association in Colombo.
Pool A
Kuwait: Abdullah Maqdas, Mohammad Ghareeb, Ali Ghareeb, Abdul Rahman Alawadhi, Abdul Redha A H Alshatti (captain)
Sri Lanka: Harshana Godammana, Oshada Wijemanne, Thangarajah Dineshkanthan, Rajeev Rajapakee, Aasiri Iddamalgoda (captain)
Vietnam: Thanh Trung Hoang, Quan Do Minh, Le Quoc Khanh, Huy Ngo Quang, Truong Quoc Bao (captain)
Myanmar: Aung Kyaw Naing, Phyo Min Thar, Nge Hnaung, Zaw Zaw Latt, Min Min (captain)
Pool B
Malaysia: Si Yen Ming, Ariez Elyas Deen Heesham, Mohamed Nazim Mahmud Khan, Ahmad Deedat Abdul Razak, Deen Heshaam Tan Abdullah (captain)
Oman: Mohammed Al Nabhani, Khalid Al Nabhani, Abdul Malik Al Awfi, Khalid Hamdi Al Barwani, Siddiq Al Hashmi (captain)
Lebanon: Bassam Beidas, Giovani Samaha, Karim Alayli, Patrick Chucri, Hussein Badreddine (captain)
UAE: Omar Bahrouzyan Awadhi, Khaled Al Hossani, Faisal Bastaki, Hamad Abbas Janahi, Mahmoud Khalifa Al Balushi (captain)
LTAM executive secretary Ibrahim Abu Bakar hopes the seeding will give the team a good draw in the group stages.
“We were seeded because one (Ariez Elyaas) of our players earned ATP rankings points in a recent tournament in Thailand,” said Ibrahim, a former radio announcer recently.
“Our team have been preparing hard for the Davis Cup. Except for Yew Ming, the others are below 21-years-old.
“I hope the local tennis fraternity will support our young team.”
Davis Cup captain Deen Heshaam Tan Abdullah together with his son, Ariez, Si Yew Ming, Ahmad Deedat Razak and Nazim Khan are in Sri Lanka for the event, which will be played on clay.
The tournament, scheduled from June 15-19, will be played at the Sri Lanka Tennis Association in Colombo.
Pool A
Kuwait: Abdullah Maqdas, Mohammad Ghareeb, Ali Ghareeb, Abdul Rahman Alawadhi, Abdul Redha A H Alshatti (captain)
Sri Lanka: Harshana Godammana, Oshada Wijemanne, Thangarajah Dineshkanthan, Rajeev Rajapakee, Aasiri Iddamalgoda (captain)
Vietnam: Thanh Trung Hoang, Quan Do Minh, Le Quoc Khanh, Huy Ngo Quang, Truong Quoc Bao (captain)
Myanmar: Aung Kyaw Naing, Phyo Min Thar, Nge Hnaung, Zaw Zaw Latt, Min Min (captain)
Pool B
Malaysia: Si Yen Ming, Ariez Elyas Deen Heesham, Mohamed Nazim Mahmud Khan, Ahmad Deedat Abdul Razak, Deen Heshaam Tan Abdullah (captain)
Oman: Mohammed Al Nabhani, Khalid Al Nabhani, Abdul Malik Al Awfi, Khalid Hamdi Al Barwani, Siddiq Al Hashmi (captain)
Lebanon: Bassam Beidas, Giovani Samaha, Karim Alayli, Patrick Chucri, Hussein Badreddine (captain)
UAE: Omar Bahrouzyan Awadhi, Khaled Al Hossani, Faisal Bastaki, Hamad Abbas Janahi, Mahmoud Khalifa Al Balushi (captain)
UAE not aiming high
UAE aren’t aiming high in the Davis Cup Asia/Oceania Group III in Sri Lanka, which starts later this week.
The squad, led by coach Jorge Munoz along with Omar Behroozian (picture), Hamad Abbas Al Janahi, Khalid Al Hassaini and Faisal Bastaki will be more than happy if they can avoid relegation.
"This is going to be a huge challenge for us, but I think we are mentally ready to take on the best and prove we are good enough to remain in Group III," Behroozian told Gulf News recently.
"The training camp in France has been helpful and that helped us get adjusted to clay so that we can be among the genuine contenders in Sri Lanka.”
Behroozian and Al Janahi spent three weeks in Nice last month.
Technically, UAE will be required to win at least two of their encounters in order to stay in Group III for another season, and with teams like Myanmar and Oman — whom they have beaten in the past — they stand a better chance of retaining their place.
Monday, 13 June 2011
Yew Ming leads Davis Cup team
Si Yew Ming will lead the national Davis Cup team in the Asia/Oceania Group III event in Sri Lanka on June 15-19.
Joining him are former Sukma champion Ariez Elyaas Deen Heshaam, Nazim Khan and Ahmad Deedat Abd Razak. The four players were selected after a short training stint on clay in Senayan, Jakarta.
Deen Heshaam Tan Abdullah, who has been named as the team captain, decided on the team.
Yew Ming, who has been dominant in the local circuit, will be counted on to deliver points in the Group III event, which is on clay. Ariez Elyaas is making only his second Davis Cup appearance while the rest are first-timers.
Despite selecting an inexperience squad, Deen Heshaam, in a recent interview with Timesport, is confident the team will earn promotion.
The tournament will see eight countries Kuwait, Lebanon, Malaysia, Myanmar, Oman, United Arab Emirates, Vietnam and host Sri Lanka fighting it out for promotion to the Group II in 2012.
The teams will be divided into two groups. The top two in each group will then play in a new promotion round robin which will culminate with the two highest placed nations being promoted to Group II.
The bottom two teams in each group in the first stage will contest in a new relegation round robin pool which will end with the bottom two teams being relegated to Group IV in 2012.
According to local observers, LTAM has taken a risk by opting an untested squad for the Davis Cup III event.
“It will be tough for them to earn promotion. In fact, it would be an achievement if they stay in Group III. I think the team will be fighting to avoid relegation. Kuwait are favourites,” said a former Davis Cup player.
The teams
Kuwait – Abdullah Maqdas, Mohammad Guareeb, Ali Guareeb, Hasan Almousa, Abdul Redha and A.H. Ashatti (captain).
Lebanon – Bassam Beidas, Giovani Samaha, Karim Alayli, Patrick Chicri and Hussein Badreddine (captain).
Malaysia – Si Yen Ming, Ariez Elyas Deen Heesham, Mohamed Nazim Khan, Mahmud Khan, Ahmad Deedat Abdul Razak and Deen Heshaam Tan Abdullah (captain).
Myanmar – Aung Kyaw Naing, Phyo Min Thar, Nge Hnaung, Zaw Zaw Latt and Min Min (captain).
Oman – Mohammed Al Nabhani, Khalid Al Nabhani, Abdullah Mohamed Ibrahim Al Balushi, Khalid Hamdi Hilal Al-Barwani and Siddiq Al Hashmi (captain).
United Arab Emirates – Omar Khaled Hashem, Bahrouzyan Awadhi, Mohamed Nader Ali Baloushi, Hamad Abbas Janahi and Mohamoud Khalifa AlBalushi (captain).
Vietnam – Thanh Trung Hoang, Quan Do Minh, Le Quoc Khanh. Huy Ngo Quang and Truong Quoc Bao (captain).
Sri Lanka – Harshana Godamanne, Oshada Wijemanne, Thangarajah Dineshkanthan, Vimuktha de Alwis, Rajeev Rajapakse and Asiri Iddamalgoda (captain)
* team list picked up from www.ltam.org.my
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Joining him are former Sukma champion Ariez Elyaas Deen Heshaam, Nazim Khan and Ahmad Deedat Abd Razak. The four players were selected after a short training stint on clay in Senayan, Jakarta.
Deen Heshaam Tan Abdullah, who has been named as the team captain, decided on the team.
Yew Ming, who has been dominant in the local circuit, will be counted on to deliver points in the Group III event, which is on clay. Ariez Elyaas is making only his second Davis Cup appearance while the rest are first-timers.
Despite selecting an inexperience squad, Deen Heshaam, in a recent interview with Timesport, is confident the team will earn promotion.
The tournament will see eight countries Kuwait, Lebanon, Malaysia, Myanmar, Oman, United Arab Emirates, Vietnam and host Sri Lanka fighting it out for promotion to the Group II in 2012.
The teams will be divided into two groups. The top two in each group will then play in a new promotion round robin which will culminate with the two highest placed nations being promoted to Group II.
The bottom two teams in each group in the first stage will contest in a new relegation round robin pool which will end with the bottom two teams being relegated to Group IV in 2012.
According to local observers, LTAM has taken a risk by opting an untested squad for the Davis Cup III event.
“It will be tough for them to earn promotion. In fact, it would be an achievement if they stay in Group III. I think the team will be fighting to avoid relegation. Kuwait are favourites,” said a former Davis Cup player.
The teams
Kuwait – Abdullah Maqdas, Mohammad Guareeb, Ali Guareeb, Hasan Almousa, Abdul Redha and A.H. Ashatti (captain).
Lebanon – Bassam Beidas, Giovani Samaha, Karim Alayli, Patrick Chicri and Hussein Badreddine (captain).
Malaysia – Si Yen Ming, Ariez Elyas Deen Heesham, Mohamed Nazim Khan, Mahmud Khan, Ahmad Deedat Abdul Razak and Deen Heshaam Tan Abdullah (captain).
Myanmar – Aung Kyaw Naing, Phyo Min Thar, Nge Hnaung, Zaw Zaw Latt and Min Min (captain).
Oman – Mohammed Al Nabhani, Khalid Al Nabhani, Abdullah Mohamed Ibrahim Al Balushi, Khalid Hamdi Hilal Al-Barwani and Siddiq Al Hashmi (captain).
United Arab Emirates – Omar Khaled Hashem, Bahrouzyan Awadhi, Mohamed Nader Ali Baloushi, Hamad Abbas Janahi and Mohamoud Khalifa AlBalushi (captain).
Vietnam – Thanh Trung Hoang, Quan Do Minh, Le Quoc Khanh. Huy Ngo Quang and Truong Quoc Bao (captain).
Sri Lanka – Harshana Godamanne, Oshada Wijemanne, Thangarajah Dineshkanthan, Vimuktha de Alwis, Rajeev Rajapakse and Asiri Iddamalgoda (captain)
* team list picked up from www.ltam.org.my
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Friday, 10 June 2011
Er Yan and Jawairiah power Negri to overall title
KHOO Er Yang and Jawairiah Noordin carried Negri Sembilan to the Malaysian Games overall Malaysia Games tennis title at the National Tennis Centre (NTC) in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday
Negri dominated with a haul of five gold and five bronze medals followed by Selangor (2-5-2) and Federal Territories (0-2-5).
Er Yang, who turns 17 on Aug 25, got his revenge over Juan Antonio Los Santos by beating the Selangor star 6-3, 6-1 for the men's singles gold medal, while Jawairiah hammered Selangor's Alyssa Boey 6-1, 6-1 to retain her women's crown for the third successive time.
But Er Yang's victory yesterday could be his last in a major competition as the Seremban-born player now wants to concentrate on his studies.
"I have decided to stop playing on the ITF world junior circuit as I will be sitting for SPM later in the year. I will keep training for local events. I am still unsure on whether to pursue a professional career in tennis or concentrate on studies. I will decide after my exams," said Er Yang at NTC.
Compatriot Jawairiah added another gold to her name by winning the mixed doubles with national singles champion Syed Agil Syed Naguib. The Negri pair edged Los Santos-S. Theiviya 6-1, 4-6, 10-4.
Jawairiah, the national champion, will now re-launch her career by competing on the WTA Tour once again. The 21-year-old will be funded by the National Sports Council (NSC).
"It's my dream to be among the top 300 players in the world. I hope to achieve it in my second try on the tour. I will start playing in it in August.
"I've wasted two years of my career by just playing in local tournaments. I hope my second try will be a successful one," said Jawairiah, who will be ready to represent the country in the Indonesia Sea Games, if selected by the Lawn Tennis Association of Malaysia (LTAM).
RESULTS (All Finals) -- Men's singles: Khoo Er Yang (NS) bt Juan Antonio Santos (Sel) 6-3, 6-1; bronze: Wan Abdul Muiz (FT) and Mohd Faeez Said (NS).
Doubles: Syed Agil Syed Naguib-Fazree Said (NS) bt Marcus Chee-Kevin Loke (FT) 6-2, 7-5; bronze: Syed Ariffin Syed Naguib-Mohd Faeez Said (NS) and Ahmad Fauzan-Sean Yip (FT).
Women's singles: Jawairiah Noordin (NS) bt Alyssa Boey (Sel) 6-1, 6-1; bronze: Ti Jia Wei (Pah) and R. Archnaah (Sel).
Doubles: S. Theiviya-Adelle Boey (Sel) bt Alyssa Boey-R. Archnaah (Sel) 3-2 (rtd); bronze: Delizavernne Kaur-Ti Jia Min (Pah) and Ti Jia Wei-Nur Eliza Khairul (Pah).
Mixed doubles: Syed Agil Syed Naguib-Jawairiah Noordin (NS) bt Juan Antonio Los Santos- S. Theiviya 6-1, 4-6, 10-4; bronze: Marcus Chee-Tan Jia Yi (KL) and Kevin Loke-Hyda Yazmin (KL).
Negri dominated with a haul of five gold and five bronze medals followed by Selangor (2-5-2) and Federal Territories (0-2-5).
Er Yang, who turns 17 on Aug 25, got his revenge over Juan Antonio Los Santos by beating the Selangor star 6-3, 6-1 for the men's singles gold medal, while Jawairiah hammered Selangor's Alyssa Boey 6-1, 6-1 to retain her women's crown for the third successive time.
But Er Yang's victory yesterday could be his last in a major competition as the Seremban-born player now wants to concentrate on his studies.
"I have decided to stop playing on the ITF world junior circuit as I will be sitting for SPM later in the year. I will keep training for local events. I am still unsure on whether to pursue a professional career in tennis or concentrate on studies. I will decide after my exams," said Er Yang at NTC.
Compatriot Jawairiah added another gold to her name by winning the mixed doubles with national singles champion Syed Agil Syed Naguib. The Negri pair edged Los Santos-S. Theiviya 6-1, 4-6, 10-4.
Jawairiah, the national champion, will now re-launch her career by competing on the WTA Tour once again. The 21-year-old will be funded by the National Sports Council (NSC).
"It's my dream to be among the top 300 players in the world. I hope to achieve it in my second try on the tour. I will start playing in it in August.
"I've wasted two years of my career by just playing in local tournaments. I hope my second try will be a successful one," said Jawairiah, who will be ready to represent the country in the Indonesia Sea Games, if selected by the Lawn Tennis Association of Malaysia (LTAM).
RESULTS (All Finals) -- Men's singles: Khoo Er Yang (NS) bt Juan Antonio Santos (Sel) 6-3, 6-1; bronze: Wan Abdul Muiz (FT) and Mohd Faeez Said (NS).
Doubles: Syed Agil Syed Naguib-Fazree Said (NS) bt Marcus Chee-Kevin Loke (FT) 6-2, 7-5; bronze: Syed Ariffin Syed Naguib-Mohd Faeez Said (NS) and Ahmad Fauzan-Sean Yip (FT).
Women's singles: Jawairiah Noordin (NS) bt Alyssa Boey (Sel) 6-1, 6-1; bronze: Ti Jia Wei (Pah) and R. Archnaah (Sel).
Doubles: S. Theiviya-Adelle Boey (Sel) bt Alyssa Boey-R. Archnaah (Sel) 3-2 (rtd); bronze: Delizavernne Kaur-Ti Jia Min (Pah) and Ti Jia Wei-Nur Eliza Khairul (Pah).
Mixed doubles: Syed Agil Syed Naguib-Jawairiah Noordin (NS) bt Juan Antonio Los Santos- S. Theiviya 6-1, 4-6, 10-4; bronze: Marcus Chee-Tan Jia Yi (KL) and Kevin Loke-Hyda Yazmin (KL).
Monday, 6 June 2011
Jawairiah still a class above
JAWAIRIAH Noordin, the undisputed national champion, has yet to meet her match on the local tennis scene for over five years.
And it will be tough for any local player to put a dent in Jawairiah’s hopes in retaining her women’s singles gold medal in her last Malaysia Games outing.
The 21-year-old, who is representing Negri Sembilan, started her campaign with an effortless 6-0, 6-2 victory over Perlis’ Sharifah Syafeenaz in the first round at the National Tennis Centre in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
The top seed next plays Malacca’s Chan Jia Qi, who beat Kedah’s Ku Hazlina 6-3, 7-6 (7-4), in today’s quarter-finals.
The former Sea Games medalist, will team up with national men’s champion Syed Agil Syed Naguib in the mixed doubles.
Despite being the undisputed local champion, Jawairiah has not represented the country since last year’s Fed Cup Qualifiers in Kuala Lumpur, which does not augur well for her hopes to make a name for herself in WTA Tour competitions.
Since last year’s Fed Cup, Jawairiah together with other top local women players, have not been invited to represent the country in international competitions.
With Jawairiah on board, Negri are the firm favourites to win the women’s singles and mixed doubles titles. They are also strong contenders in other individual competitions.
“Those selected for the Davis Cup are in Indonesia for training. The tennis competition would have been more exciting if they were around,” said Azam yesterday.
“We have the best players in the competition. Selangor, however, could spoil our hopes in some events.”
Selected results — Men’s singles, 2nd rd: Khoo Er Yang (NS) bt Mu’az Azahar (Ter) 6-1, 6-1; Colin Wong (Sel) bt Lukman Hakim (Joh) 6-4, 6-1; Faeez Said (NS) bt Faiz Dine (Mal) 6-1, 6-3; Juan Antonio Los Santos (Sel) bt Chia Chen Dong (Pg) 6-0, 6-2.
Women’s singles: Jawairiah Noordin (NS) bt Sharifah Syafeenaz (Per) 6-0, 6-2; Alyssa Boey (Sel) bt Ong Xie (Mal) 6-0, 6-0; Ti Jia Wei (Pah) bt Farah Hamima (Ked) 6-1, 6-1; R. Archnaah (Sel) bt Delizavernne Kaur (Phg) 7-5, 6-2.
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