<p>World number eight Saina brushed aside Canadian Reid Charmaine 21-14 21-9 in just over an half and hour Group A match of the women's singles, while Jwala-Diju edged past Indonesian duo of Hendra Aprida Gunawan and Vita Marissa 21-18 21-17 in a 27-minute Group B mixed doubles match.<br /><br />Saina, who lost her first match yesterday, mixed brilliant net play with powerful smashes to pin her rival.<br />The 20-year-old Indian surged ahead to 8-7 and then broke loose, pocketing five points. Reid did try to make a comeback but Saina maintained the distance to seal the first game.<br /><br />The second game saw the Indian in her attacking best as, from 7-7, Saina gathered six points and then five points on the trot to leave her opponent far behind.<br />Saina now will have to win her next match against Thai Porntip Burananaprasertsuk to make it to the semifinals. <br /><br />Jwala and Diju also shrugged off their last match disappointment and brought their campaign on track.<br />Analysing the match, Diju said, "In the first game they were leading 11-16, then we come back. In the second game we were leading 3-0 but surged ahead 11-8 and moved to 16-14 but we held on to win it 21-17 in the end."<br />Asked about tomorrow's match, Diju said, "We have played them and lost last time."<br />Jwala-Diju will also have to make sure they win the next encounter against Thai duo of Songphon Anugritayawon and Kunchala Voravichitchaikul tomorrow.</p>
<p>World number eight Saina brushed aside Canadian Reid Charmaine 21-14 21-9 in just over an half and hour Group A match of the women's singles, while Jwala-Diju edged past Indonesian duo of Hendra Aprida Gunawan and Vita Marissa 21-18 21-17 in a 27-minute Group B mixed doubles match.<br /><br />Saina, who lost her first match yesterday, mixed brilliant net play with powerful smashes to pin her rival.<br />The 20-year-old Indian surged ahead to 8-7 and then broke loose, pocketing five points. Reid did try to make a comeback but Saina maintained the distance to seal the first game.<br /><br />The second game saw the Indian in her attacking best as, from 7-7, Saina gathered six points and then five points on the trot to leave her opponent far behind.<br />Saina now will have to win her next match against Thai Porntip Burananaprasertsuk to make it to the semifinals. <br /><br />Jwala and Diju also shrugged off their last match disappointment and brought their campaign on track.<br />Analysing the match, Diju said, "In the first game they were leading 11-16, then we come back. In the second game we were leading 3-0 but surged ahead 11-8 and moved to 16-14 but we held on to win it 21-17 in the end."<br />Asked about tomorrow's match, Diju said, "We have played them and lost last time."<br />Jwala-Diju will also have to make sure they win the next encounter against Thai duo of Songphon Anugritayawon and Kunchala Voravichitchaikul tomorrow.</p>