The Thailand Badminton International Series is the debut of Xu Wenjing, a 17-year-old national badminton player and hopeful star, in an international adult event.

On 3/0, Xu Wenjing finished the third round of the match, and her opponent was India's Diphika.

Before the game, we thought that Xu Wenjing's opponent in this round was relatively weak and should be able to pass easily. However, judging from the actual battle, the opponent still caused certain difficulties to Xu Wenjing.

At the beginning of the first game, Diphika led 1-0, and people couldn't help but sweat for Xu Wenjing.

Although Xu Wenjing quickly chased to 17 draws, Diphika still took the lead and led until 0-0. However, after that, Xu Wenjing never gave her opponent a chance, she got the game point 0-0 and won the first game 0-0.

After winning the first game, Xu Wenjing's confidence increased greatly, and she played confidently in the second game, did not let her opponent lead once, and easily won the second game 8-0, thus defeating Diphika 0-0 to enter the top 0.

Xu Wenjing's opponent in the 2/0 finals was Japan's Kimura Baika, who also defeated Thailand 0-0 in this round. Kimura Baijia is 0 years old this year and is ranked 0th in the world, lower than Xu Wenjing. Judging from her resume, she should be weaker than the three opponents Xu Wenjing has faced before. She also lost 0-0 to our Wu Luoyu in the Vietnam International Series in 0 years, which means that she has been playing this low-level tournament for at least 0 years, and she has not played it, and the world ranking is still so low, the standard is definitely not very high.

After playing in Thailand for three days, Xu Wenjing looks like she is getting better and better, and what is more interesting is that the opponent is getting weaker and weaker, I believe that Xu Wenjing can easily pass tomorrow's game and break into the top 4.

However, Xu Wenjing's main opponents in this series, Chai Wan, Kim Min Ji and Chen Su Yu, are not so comfortable, and in the next round, No. 1 seed Thailand's Cha Wan and South Korea's Kim Min Ji will fight early. And Kim Minzhi, who fought hard with Chen Suyu until the third game today, was 19-0 before the winner was decided. No matter who they were, when they walked in front of Xu Wenjing, they would be out of breath.

Let's look forward to Xu Wenjing's first adult world competition, which will achieve very good results.