<p>India’s medal hopes went up in smoke when Ganasekaran Sathiyan and Mallika Bhandarkar failed to the cross the quarter-final hurdles in their respective categories.<br /><br />In the Junior boys’ final, Korean Kim Min Soek rallied from to defeat world number eight Yan An of Chine. 5-11, 12-14, 8-11, 11-5, 11-1, 17-15, 15-13.<br /><br />World number five in junior ranking, Cao Lisi defeated Xue Siyu 4-3 in an all Chinese final to take away the girls’ title.<br /><br />World number one in his age group, Yin Hang of China won the cadet boys singles title, beating Asuka Machi of Japan 4-2, while another world number one Korean Yang Ha Eun defeated Maeda Miyu of Japan in identical scoreline to clinch the cadet girls singles crown.<br />Chinese pair Yan An and Li Muqiao drubbed Korean duo of Soek and Seo Jung Hwa 3-0 in junior boys’ doubles, while Morizono Misaki and Tanioka Ayuka of Japan defeated Chinese Che Xiaoxi and Xue Siyu 3-1 in the junior girls doubles.</p>
<p>India’s medal hopes went up in smoke when Ganasekaran Sathiyan and Mallika Bhandarkar failed to the cross the quarter-final hurdles in their respective categories.<br /><br />In the Junior boys’ final, Korean Kim Min Soek rallied from to defeat world number eight Yan An of Chine. 5-11, 12-14, 8-11, 11-5, 11-1, 17-15, 15-13.<br /><br />World number five in junior ranking, Cao Lisi defeated Xue Siyu 4-3 in an all Chinese final to take away the girls’ title.<br /><br />World number one in his age group, Yin Hang of China won the cadet boys singles title, beating Asuka Machi of Japan 4-2, while another world number one Korean Yang Ha Eun defeated Maeda Miyu of Japan in identical scoreline to clinch the cadet girls singles crown.<br />Chinese pair Yan An and Li Muqiao drubbed Korean duo of Soek and Seo Jung Hwa 3-0 in junior boys’ doubles, while Morizono Misaki and Tanioka Ayuka of Japan defeated Chinese Che Xiaoxi and Xue Siyu 3-1 in the junior girls doubles.</p>