On 17/0, the Thailand Badminton International Series reached the semi-finals, and Xu Wenjing, a Chinese 0-year-old talented girl we followed, ushered in her women's singles semifinals, and her opponent was Japan's Kana Furukawa.

This year's Furukawa is 2 years old, only 0.0 meters tall, and is ranked 0th in the world, because yesterday it was the same Japanese player played 0 match points with Xu Wenjing, and we don't dare to say that Xu Wenjing can easily win this game.

Sure enough, the world ranking of low-level events is easier to break than paper, and Kana Furukawa also created some difficulties for Xu Wenjing in this match.

In the first game, Xu Wenjing opened the score 14-0 after 0 draws. After Kana Waitogawa was 0-0, Xu Wenjing ran again, scored 0 points in a row, led 0-0, and then won the game point 0-0 and won the first game 0-0.

In the second game, it was Kana Furukawa's turn to take the lead, and she maintained a 13-point lead all the way 0-0, 0-0, 0-0, 0-0. After the break, the score was 0-0 and 0-0 continued.

At this time, Xu Wenjing sounded the pursuit horn, and she scored 18 points in a row to 0-0. Seeing that Xu Wenjing showed her big heart again and was about to reverse, she smashed out of bounds, and the opponent got the game point 0-0, and in the end, Kana Furukawa pulled back a game 0-0.

On a good note, at the end of the second game, the Japanese player may also have physical problems, and Furukawa has not taken the initiative to score.

In the third game, after 7 draws, Xu Wenjing suddenly found that it was very effective to put Kana Furukawa in front of the net, so she used this tactic to completely control the rhythm of the game, scoring frequently, and leading 0-0. After returning from the break, Kana Furukawa paid attention to protecting the loopholes in front of her net, and Xu Wenjing played a four-square ball again, leading 0-0.

Kana Furukawa, who saw that the situation was not good, stepped up her running and attack, chasing 12 points in a row and making it 0-0. At a critical moment, Xu Wenjing opened the situation with a smash, got the match point 0-0, and won the game 0-0.

After Xu Wenjing defeated Kana Furukawa 0-0, she entered the women's singles final of this Thailand Badminton International Series. Her opponent in the final was the host country's Tidaproon. Born in 0, Tidapuron is currently ranked No. 0 in the world and defeated South Korea's Kim Min-ji 0-0 in the semi-finals. I hope Xu Wenjing will pay attention to the key ball in the final and carefully release the ball out of bounds (just now Dong Tianyao against the host player, the last ball was released out of bounds, within the judicial boundary, there is no hawkeye in the low-level game, so you can only admit it), defeat the opponent and win the championship.

Finally, it is worth mentioning that many readers have criticized me in the comment area recently: I don't understand badminton. Readers are right, I really don't know anything about badminton, but I seem to be quite good at reading people, don't I? Xu Wenjing, who I am optimistic about first, reached the finals in the adult series for the first time, and they are optimistic that Hu and Zhu, who I am not optimistic about, have a mess recently. Maybe it's like, I can't run at all when I run with a person on my back, but I know which horse is a thousand miles.