the quarter-finals was the terminus for both the Jan Island. Jørgensen and herredoublen with Mathias Boe and Mads Conrad-Petersen in the Korea Open.
Both Jan Ø. Jorgensen and Boe/Conrad-Petersen lost on Friday in two sets, respectively, Parupalli Kashyap and japanese Takeshi Kamura and Keigo Sonoda.
Jorgensen with the digits 22-24, 8-21 and herredoublen by 13-21, 17-21.
Thus, there are not more people back in the World Tour tournament.
Herredoublen with the Boe and Conrad-Petersen got off to a bad start in Friday’s quarter-final.
The two couples went together quite shown the ad to the post 3-3, but then the japanese are slow to draw from. 3-3 was to 10-5. A little after was 16-9, and then it began in earnest to look hard for the danes.
Kamura and Sonoda ended up with to win the first set in confident style.
In the second set, it appeared that the Boe and the Conrad-Petersen had found the right melody. The danes were in control and came in front 12-7, but then came the japanese up a gear and levelled the game at 13-13.
Away went the two pairs of ad before the Kamura and Sonoda pulled from at the end and with four points in a row won the battle.
Jan Island. Jorgensen got after a very close first set, struggled to the two sætbolde against Parupalli Kashyap. But in both cases got most indians averted, and so could Kashyap even in his second attempt to take the first set.
While the first set was the margins, that was crucial, so there was not much excitement in the second set.
Jan Island. Jorgensen came well enough in front 3-2, but then got Kashyap equalized, and away so most indians not back.
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