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<p /><p>KUALA LUMPUR: K. Letshanaa is Malaysia’s sole survivor in the singles events at the Korea Open after advancing to the last 16 in Yeosu today.
K. Letshanaa advanced to the last 16 at the Korea Open, ending her first-round slump and set to face An Se Young.
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KUALA LUMPUR: K. Letshanaa is Malaysia's sole survivor in the singles events at the Korea Open after advancing to the last 16 in Yeosu today.
The world No. 28 avoided a third consecutive first-round exit by overcoming Thailand's Tonrug Saeheng 21-17, 21-18 in a 47-minute clash.
Letshanaa had crashed out in the opening round of both the Denmark Open and French Open last month.
However, she faces a tough test in the next round against South Korean world No. 1 An Se Young on Thursday.
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