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#3 HS Prannoy def. Lee Chong Wei (Denmark Open Round 2)
In October, HS Prannoy stunned the then World No.7 Lee Chong Wei of Malaysia in the Denmark Open.
The first game was a neck-to-neck battle till it reached the score of 15-15. The Indian stole the lead from there and went on to win the game 21-17. The second game was the mirror opposite of the first as the scores were equal till the Malaysian had a lead of one point with the score at 9-8. After that, the Malaysian veteran took Prannoy by a storm and won the game 21-11.
In the decider, the Lee Chong Wei put the foot on the gas from the start as he had a lead of three points with the score at 7-4. Lee Chong remained in the lead till the scores were at 13-10. After that, Prannoy made a comeback and won eight consecutive points, taking a lead of five points with the score at 18-13.
After that, Lee Chong made the Indian fans bite their nails as he levelled the score at 19-19. But, the Indian shuttler gave his fans a huge reason to celebrate by winning two consecutive points and thus winning the match.
Prannoy lost the subsequent quarter-finals in straight sets 21-13, 21-18 to Son Wan Ho of South Korea and was eliminated from the tournament after causing a big upset.
