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Tang Jie-Wen Tse make winning reunion in Finland

KUALA LUMPUR: Chen Tang Jie-Chan Wen Tse marked their reunion with an encouraging win over in-form compatriots Hoo Pang Ron-Lai Pei Jing in the first round of the Arctic Open in Vantaa, Finland, on Tuesday.

Tang Jie-Wen Tse make winning reunion in Finland

Chen Tang Jie-Chan Wen Tse triumphed in their first-round match at the Arctic Open in Finland, defeating their in-form teammates Hoo Pang Ron-Lai Pei Jing with a score of 21-15, 21-16. This marked their first reunion of the season as the team explores options for Tang Jie, who is recovering from an ACL injury, while Toh Ee Wei is away for rehabilitation.

Hoo Pang Ron-Pei Jing have been performing well, reaching the semi-finals of the Macau Open in June and finishing as runners-up at the China Masters. However, Tang Jie-Wen Tse will face a tougher challenge in their next match against China's top seeds Feng Yan Zhe-Huang Dong Ping, who easily defeated Denmark's Jesper Toft-Amalie Cecilie Kudsk with a score of 21-11, 21-9.

Tang Jie-Wen Tse have previously teamed up twice last year, reaching the Taiwan Open semi-finals but ultimately losing to Malaysia's Masters. Although Jimmy Wong-Cheng Su Yin and Wong Tien Ci-Lim Chiew Sien advanced to the second round, Guo Xin Wa-Chen Fang Hui defeated Tien Ci-Lim's partner 21-15, 21-18.

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