The World No. 1 Tai Tzu Ying took a major step toward gold Friday (July 30) by beating her veteran rival Ratchanok Intanon of Thailand in the quarterfinals at Tokyo Olympics 2020.
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The true test now begins for Taiwan’s top-ranked badminton star Tai Tzu Ying (戴資潁) at the Tokyo Olympics.
Tai Tzu Ying clinched a spot in the final eight of the Olympic badminton women’s singles Wednesday after completing a sweep of her preliminary round group matches with a comfortable 21-10, 21-13 victory over Chinese-born French player Qi Xuefei (齊雪霏).
Continue readingTai Tzu Ying beat Nguyen Thuy Linh of Vietnam 21-16, and 21-11 in her second match in group P. You can read the article here!
Tai Tzu Ying will play against Qi Xuefei of France on Wednesday, July 28th. Her match is scheduled as the first match on court 2 at 9.00 am Japanese time (GMT + 9). Let cheer for our Queen tomorrow!
Taiwanese badminton player Tai Tzu Ying yesterday tried to coast through her second group match at the Olympic Games, but got a bit of a scare against a Vietnamese ranked 49th in the world before righting the ship and prevailing.
Continue readingTai Tzu Ying beat Sabrina Jaquet of Switzerland 21-7, and 21-13 in her first match in group P. She will play against Nguyen Thuy Linh of Vietnam on Monday. You can read the article here!
The world number one, Tai Tzu Ying began her campaign at the Tokyo Olympic Games with a straight set victory in her first match in the group stage of the women’s singles on Saturday, July 24th.
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Taipei, July 20 (CNA) After complaining of flight arrangements to Tokyo a day earlier, Olympic badminton player Tai Tzu-ying (戴資穎) appeared satisfied with her hotel room in Tokyo, praising its location close to the Olympic venue for badminton events.
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The sports authorities in Taiwan are facing public scrutiny for a series of controversial Olympics arrangements involving flight seating and the accommodation chosen for the country’s athletes.
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Taipei, July 19 (CNA) President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) apologized to Taiwan’s Olympic athletes after world No. 1 female badminton player Tai Tzu-ying (戴資穎) complained about flying to Tokyo on Monday in economy class rather than business class as promised by Tsai.
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Taiwanese Olympics delegation held flag giving ceremony at the National Sports Training Center, which was attended by President of Taiwan, Tsai Ing Wen. In the flag-giving ceremony, President Tsai encouraged the athletes for the Olympics. Not all delegations were present at the flag-giving ceremony. They mostly participated in the ceremony via live broadcast online. President Tsai also presented the Olympics delegation with giant check $ 200,000, which was received by the Olympics delegation representatives, Tai Tzu Ying and Li Zhikai.
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