The "Letty Combination" stopped in the semi-finals of the Women's Doubles and saw the national feather lock up the third title of the 2025 Malaysia Super 500

Malaysia's "Leti Pair" Tan Kang Lok and Tina stopped in the top 4 of women's doubles and watched the Chinese team win the third championship in advance in the 2025 Malaysia Badminton Super 500 Tournament! Malaysia's No. 3 seeds Tan Kang Lok and Tina fought in the women's doubles semi-finals on the 24th and finally lost to China's No. 7 seeds "Fan Xian Pair" Jia Yifan and Zhang Shuxian 16-21, 21-15, 14-21.

Malaysia's "Letty Combination" Tan Kang Lok and Tina

Lettie missed out on building on their success at last week's Thailand Super 500 tournament, with the last and only win at the Malaysia Masters in the 2012 Women's Doubles, with Wong Petty and Tan Yi Hui. In the first game of this game, the Letty combination fell behind from the beginning, and the follow-up battle surpassed the Fanxian combination, and after saving a game point, the Letty combination still lost a game 16-21.

In the second game, the Letty combination once led 8-5 and 11-9, but they were all caught up by the Fanxian combination. The Letty group then fell behind 12-13 and directly played a 9-2 "wave" to regain lost ground 21-15. In the third game, the Letty team fell behind 2-6 in the opening game and 7-11 at the end of the game. Lottie then struggled to win 14-21.

The Fanxian duo managed to meet the world No. 1 Liu Shengshu and Tan Ning, both of whom belong to China, in the final, and the "Altar Pair" defeated Indonesia's new pair Abriyani and Phoebe 12-21, 21-7, 21-9 in the other semi-final match. In addition, the Chinese team has locked the mixed doubles and women's singles championships and runners-up in this tournament.

The Malaysian badminton team will be hoping to win the men's doubles title, and the "Congwen pair" Wan Weicong and Zheng Kaiwen have advanced to the final, and the "Xie Su pair" Xie Dingfeng and Su Weiyi will beat Denmark's world No. 1 and defending champions Astrup and Rasmushin in the next four tough matches.