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South Korea's Son Wan Ho in action against India's Kidambi Srikanth during their quarter-final match at the world badminton championships in Glasgow, on August 25, 2017

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"I really enjoyed today's match," said 33-year-old Lin, who was taken to three games in his two previous matches.

"I am very happy that I managed to minimise my opponent's performance today. It was good to get it done quicker today and I expect to perform fully to my 100 percent tomorrow."

Son, the world number one from South dự án High Intela quận 8 Korea, beat India's Kidambi Srikanth 21-14, 21-18 to guarantee his first world medal.

"Today I am really happy with my performance because this is my first semi-final," said Son.

"Srikanth was coming back in the second set and won seven points in a row and I was getting very nervous. I was just telling myself, 'One point at a time.'

"If I had lost the second one, who knows what might have happened?"