<p>Indian ace Saina Nehwal didn't break much sweat against Chinese Taipei's Shao Chieh Cheng and notched up a straight-game victory to reach the quarterfinal of the Malaysian Super Series in Kuala Lumpur today.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The fourth seeded Indian rode on her smashes and better net play to outwit Cheng 21-19 21-8 in a 31-minute match in women's singles.<br /><br />The world number four Indian will next meet two-time All England champion Tine Baun of Denmark tomorrow.<br /><br />Saina took time to get off the block and after lagging 2-6 initially, the Indian was left to do the catch-up act for most part of game.<br /><br />The Chinese Taipei girl held the lead throughout the game before losing it at the end as a dominant Saina reeled off six straight points to zoom from 15-19 to pocket the game.<br /><br />She continued her dominance in the second game too as she didn't give any chance to her rival to make any sort of recovery after opening up a three-point lead in the beginning and in no time eased into the quarterfinals.<br /><br />Saina had also reached the quarterfinals last week at the Korea Open.</p>
<p>Indian ace Saina Nehwal didn't break much sweat against Chinese Taipei's Shao Chieh Cheng and notched up a straight-game victory to reach the quarterfinal of the Malaysian Super Series in Kuala Lumpur today.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The fourth seeded Indian rode on her smashes and better net play to outwit Cheng 21-19 21-8 in a 31-minute match in women's singles.<br /><br />The world number four Indian will next meet two-time All England champion Tine Baun of Denmark tomorrow.<br /><br />Saina took time to get off the block and after lagging 2-6 initially, the Indian was left to do the catch-up act for most part of game.<br /><br />The Chinese Taipei girl held the lead throughout the game before losing it at the end as a dominant Saina reeled off six straight points to zoom from 15-19 to pocket the game.<br /><br />She continued her dominance in the second game too as she didn't give any chance to her rival to make any sort of recovery after opening up a three-point lead in the beginning and in no time eased into the quarterfinals.<br /><br />Saina had also reached the quarterfinals last week at the Korea Open.</p>