China with a chance to end barren spell in women's singles


China's Sun Yu will face Tai Tzu-ying of Taiwan in the Singapore Open women's singles final on Sunday. - AFP

PETALING JAYA: It’s been almost six months since China last emerged victorious in the women’s singles of a Superseries event – the longest drought ever suffered by the badminton superpowers since the top flight circuit’s inauguration in 2007.

China last won a women’s singles title when world No. 1 Li Xuerui captured the French Open last October – and have gone six tournaments without a title.

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