Badminton: Indonesia's Anthony Ginting advances to final after shoulder injury forces Kunlavut out at the Singapore Open


Indonesia's Anthony Sinisuka Ginting said he looks forward to tomorrow's showdown with Denmark's Anders Antonsen, who is enjoying a return to form having suffered multiple injuries last year. - AP

SINGAPORE, June 10, 2023 (AFP): Indonesia's Anthony Ginting remains on course to defend his Singapore Badminton Open title after Thailand's Kunlavut Vitidsarn was forced to pull out from the men's singles semi-final on Saturday.

After winning the first game 21-19 against Ginting, Kunlavut lost the second 11-21 before deciding to retire from the third game when he was trailing 6-1.

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