Jun Hao savours career’s finest moment after cutting Ginting down to size


All the way: Leong Jun Hao stunned Anthony Ginting of Indonesia in the Singapore Open second round.

PETALING JAYA: Leong Jun Hao’s finest moment of his career arrived at the Singapore Indoor Stadium after he toppled world No. 7 Anthony Ginting of Indonesia to march into the Singapore Open quarter-finals yesterday.

The fact that this is also the first time world No. 36 Jun Hao is playing in a super 750 event made it a more memorable achievement.

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