A low point for Tien-chen as he is robbed at Hylo


PETALING JAYA: The Hylo Open came to a close as Taiwan’s world No. 4 Chou Tien-chen (pic) felt he was robbed of his second title of the year after a controversial decision handed the match to Indo-nesia’s Anthony Ginting.

The scored in the deciding game was tied at 22-22 when Tien-chen picked up a drop from Ginting but umpire Henrik Boas ruled that the shuttle had already hit the court.

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