Thailand Open: Zii Jia, Tzu-ying emerge champions
It was the world No 6 Zii Jia's second title on the trot after winning the Asian crown in Manila earlier this month.
It was the world No 6 Zii Jia's second title on the trot after winning the Asian crown in Manila earlier this month.
It was the world No 6 Zii Jia's second title on the trot after winning the Asian crown in Manila earlier this month.
Bangkok: Malaysian shuttler Lee Zii Jia won the Thailand Open after beating China's Li Shi Feng 17-21, 21-11, 23-21 in the men's singles final here on Sunday.
It was the world No 6 Zii Jia's second title on the trot after winning the Asian crown in Manila earlier this month.
Zii Jia pocketed $27,000, while Shi Feng was richer by $13,680.
Top seed Tai Tzu-ying defeated Olympic champion Chen Yufei to win the women's singles title. The world No. 2 won 21-15, 17-21, 21-12.
Their encounter was a rematch of last year's Tokyo Olympics final where Tai came second best.