Ginting stuns Chou to continue dream run in Singapore
Indonesia's Anthony Sinisuka Ginting reacts after a point against China's Chen Long during their men's singles match at the Singapore Open badminton tournament in Singapore April 12, 2019. — AFP pic
A contest of contrasting styles saw Ginting employ an aggressive attacking approach as Taiwan’s Chou was content to defend and counter when opportunities arose. Ginting will need to deliver another shock tomorrow after Kento Momota displayed his credentials as world number one with a 21-15 21-18 victory over third seed Viktor Axelsen in the other semi-final.
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