Men's doubles · World Championships

Liang Wei Keng / Wang Chang vs Lee Jhe-Huei / Yang Po-Hsuan

BWF World Championships 2026 · Semi-final · 22 Aug 2026 · Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, New Delhi

Liang Wei Keng / Wang Chang beat Lee Jhe-Huei / Yang Po-Hsuan 21–18, 17–12 in the semi-final of BWF World Championships 2026.

Player	Game 1	Game 2
Liang Wei Keng CHN · Seed 3 Wang Chang CHN · Seed 3 Won	21	17
Lee Jhe-Huei TPE Yang Po-Hsuan TPE	18	12

68 rallies tracked shot by shot by GGAB analysts.

Match facts

Tournament: BWF World Championships 2026
Round: Semi-final
Date: 22 Aug 2026
Level: World Championships
Venue: Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, New Delhi
Discipline: Men's doubles

Players: background, rankings and kit
Fact	Liang Wei Keng	Wang Chang	Lee Jhe-Huei	Yang Po-Hsuan
Country	CHN	CHN	TPE	TPE
Plays	Right-handed	Right-handed	Right-handed	Right-handed
Seed	3	3	Not known	Not known
Racket	Not known	Not known	Not known	Not known
String	Not known	Not known	Not known	Not known
Shoes	Not known	Not known	Not known	Not known

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Tale of the tape

Liang Wei Keng / Wang Chang against Lee Jhe-Huei / Yang Po-Hsuan: results, serves, striking side and shot direction.
Liang Wei Keng / Wang Chang	Stat	Lee Jhe-Huei / Yang Po-Hsuan
Result
38	Points won	30
13	Winners	10
11	Errors forced	12
8	Unforced errors	14
29	Smashes	34
55%	Won on own serve	43%
Serve
89%	Short serves	90%
34%	To the body	7%
63%	To the middle	87%
3%	Out wide	7%
Striking side
54%	Forehand	51%
34%	Backhand	32%
12%	Around the head	17%
Direction
50%	Straight	50%
26%	Cross-court	27%
24%	Middle	23%

Serve rows are shares of each side's serves. Striking side and direction are shares of every other shot.

Point progression

Liang Wei Keng / Wang ChangLee Jhe-Huei / Yang Po-Hsuan

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Running score across 68 tracked rallies, Liang Wei Keng / Wang Chang against Lee Jhe-Huei / Yang Po-Hsuan. Games closed 21–18, 17–12.

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Game	Liang Wei Keng / Wang Chang	Lee Jhe-Huei / Yang Po-Hsuan
Game 1	21	18
Game 2	17	12

Rally length

Avg rally — by shots

6.9shots

Avg rally — by time

7.6sec

Rallies by length (shots)

1–2

3–4

5–8

9–14

15–20

21+

68 rallies tracked, most of them (40%) in the 5–8 shot band. The longest ran 22 shots.

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Length (shots)	Rallies	Avg seconds
1–2	6	4.4
3–4	17	5.5
5–8	27	6.9
9–14	11	9.5
15–20	6	14.7
21+	1	17.0

Shot patterns

Most common 3-shot runs

1.A1Backhand Lift Cross→B1Around-the-Head Smash Straight→A1Backhand Lift Straight
Happened 3× out of 62 rallies
2.A1Short Serve Body→B1Forehand Net Middle→A1Forehand Lift Straight
Happened 2× out of 62 rallies
3.A1Short Serve Middle→B1Forehand Drive Middle→A1Backhand Drive Middle
Happened 2× out of 62 rallies
4.A1Short Serve Middle→B1Forehand Drive Middle→A1Backhand Drive Straight
Happened 2× out of 62 rallies
5.A1Short Serve Middle→B1Forehand Drive Straight→A1Forehand Lift Cross
Happened 2× out of 62 rallies

Most common 5-shot runs

1.A1Drive Serve Body→B1Around-the-Head Kill Middle→A1Backhand Block Straight→B1Forehand Lift Straight→A1Forehand Drop Straight
Happened 1× out of 62 rallies
2.A1Drive Serve Body→B1Forehand Drive Cross→A1Forehand Drive Straight→B1Around-the-Head Block Straight→A1Forehand Lift Cross
Happened 1× out of 62 rallies
3.A1Long Serve Body→B1Around-the-Head Smash Middle→A1Backhand Block Straight→B1Around-the-Head Drive Middle→A1Backhand Net Middle
Happened 1× out of 62 rallies
4.A1Short Serve Body→B1Forehand Drive Middle→A1Backhand Block Straight→B1Around-the-Head Drive Middle→A1Forehand Lift Straight
Happened 1× out of 62 rallies
5.A1Short Serve Body→B1Forehand Drive Middle→A1Backhand Drive Straight→B1Backhand Drive Straight→A1Forehand Net Straight
Happened 1× out of 62 rallies

Who did what

Most winners

Liang Wei Keng

Most errors forced

Lee Jhe-Huei

Most unforced errors

Lee Jhe-Huei

By player

Liang Wei Keng / Wang Chang

Liang Wei Keng

236 shots

Winners 13Forced 11Unforced 8

Most-used shots

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Of 236 shots Liang Wei Keng played, the most used were lift (22%), drive (20%) and serve (16%).

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Shot	Share	Shots
Lift	22%	51
Drive	20%	47
Serve	16%	38
Net	13%	30
Smash	12%	28
Block	8%	18

Points won — by shot

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Smash

24%

My winner5Forced opp. error3Drew opp. unforced1

My winnerForced opp. errorDrew opp. unforced

Points Liang Wei Keng won break down by the shot that ended them — led by smash (24%), kill (22%) and lift (19%).

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Shot	Share
Smash	24%
Kill	22%
Lift	19%
Drive	14%
Net	8%
Block	5%
Drop	5%
Serve	3%

Points lost — by shot

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Block

23%

Opp. winner1My forced error6My unforced error0

Opp. winnerMy forced errorMy unforced error

Points Liang Wei Keng lost break down by the shot that ended them — led by block (23%), smash (23%) and drive (13%).

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Shot	Share
Block	23%
Smash	23%
Drive	13%
Lift	13%
Kill	10%
Drop	7%
Net	7%
Serve	3%

Rally outcome — points won

37 rallies

My winner35%
Forced opp. error30%
Drew opp. unforced35%

Of the 37 rallies Liang Wei Keng won, 35% came from their own winners, 35% from drawing an opponent unforced error and 30% from forcing an opponent error.

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Outcome	Share	Rallies
My winner	35%	13
Forced opp. error	30%	11
Drew opp. unforced	35%	13

Rally outcome — points lost

30 rallies

Opp. winner33%
My forced error40%
My unforced error27%

Of the 30 rallies Liang Wei Keng lost, 40% from their own forced errors, 33% from an opponent winner and 27% from their own unforced errors.

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Outcome	Share	Rallies
Opp. winner	33%	10
My forced error	40%	12
My unforced error	27%	8

Where the errors went

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Into the net65%
Out the back20%
Out on sides15%

Across 20 tagged errors, Liang Wei Keng missed into the net 65% of the time, out the back 20% of the time and out on sides 15% of the time.

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Destination	Share	Errors
Into the net	65%	13
Out the back	20%	4
Out on sides	15%	3

Contact height at the net

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Above Tape14%
Above Net Midline45%
Below Net Midline15%
Below Net26%

On net-area shots, Liang Wei Keng met the shuttle above tape 14% of the time, above net midline 45% of the time, below net midline 15% of the time and below net 26% of the time, and missed most often from below net midline (18% of those shots) against 5% from above tape.

View contact height by shot

Shot	Height	Share	Shots	Error rate
All net shots	Above Tape	14%	20	5%
All net shots	Above Net Midline	45%	66	8%
All net shots	Below Net Midline	15%	22	18%
All net shots	Below Net	26%	38	13%
Lift	Above Net Midline	10%	5	0%
Lift	Below Net Midline	33%	17	12%
Lift	Below Net	57%	29	7%
Drive	Above Tape	30%	14	7%
Drive	Above Net Midline	68%	32	6%
Drive	Below Net Midline	2%	1	—
Net	Above Tape	20%	6	0%
Net	Above Net Midline	73%	22	5%
Net	Below Net Midline	3%	1	—
Net	Below Net	3%	1	—
Block	Above Net Midline	39%	7	29%
Block	Below Net Midline	17%	3	—
Block	Below Net	44%	8	38%

Wang Chang

1 shots

Winners 0Forced 0Unforced 0

Most-used shots

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Of 1 shots Wang Chang played, the most used were smash (100%).

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Shot	Share	Shots
Smash	100%	1

Points lost — by shot

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Smash

40%

Opp. winner4My forced error0My unforced error0

Opp. winnerMy forced errorMy unforced error

Points Wang Chang lost break down by the shot that ended them — led by smash (40%), kill (30%) and block (10%).

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Shot	Share
Smash	40%
Kill	30%
Block	10%
Drive	10%
Drop	10%

Rally outcome — points lost

10 rallies

Opp. winner100%
My forced error0%
My unforced error0%

Of the 10 rallies Wang Chang lost, 100% came from an opponent winner.

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Outcome	Share	Rallies
Opp. winner	100%	10
My forced error	0%	0
My unforced error	0%	0

Lee Jhe-Huei / Yang Po-Hsuan

Lee Jhe-Huei

234 shots

Winners 10Forced 12Unforced 14

Most-used shots

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Of 234 shots Lee Jhe-Huei played, the most used were drive (24%), lift (20%) and smash (15%).

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Shot	Share	Shots
Drive	24%	56
Lift	20%	47
Smash	15%	34
Serve	13%	30
Block	12%	28
Net	8%	19

Points won — by shot

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Smash

38%

My winner4Forced opp. error7Drew opp. unforced0

My winnerForced opp. errorDrew opp. unforced

Points Lee Jhe-Huei won break down by the shot that ended them — led by smash (38%), drive (21%) and lift (14%).

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Shot	Share
Smash	38%
Drive	21%
Lift	14%
Kill	10%
Drop	7%
Serve	7%
Block	3%

Points lost — by shot

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Lift

32%

Opp. winner2My forced error6My unforced error4

Opp. winnerMy forced errorMy unforced error

Points Lee Jhe-Huei lost break down by the shot that ended them — led by lift (32%), smash (24%) and kill (18%).

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Shot	Share
Lift	32%
Smash	24%
Kill	18%
Drive	13%
Block	5%
Net	5%
Serve	3%

Rally outcome — points won

29 rallies

My winner34%
Forced opp. error41%
Drew opp. unforced24%

Of the 29 rallies Lee Jhe-Huei won, 41% from forcing an opponent error, 34% from their own winners and 24% from drawing an opponent unforced error.

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Outcome	Share	Rallies
My winner	34%	10
Forced opp. error	41%	12
Drew opp. unforced	24%	7

Rally outcome — points lost

38 rallies

Opp. winner34%
My forced error29%
My unforced error37%

Of the 38 rallies Lee Jhe-Huei lost, 37% from their own unforced errors, 34% from an opponent winner and 29% from their own forced errors.

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Outcome	Share	Rallies
Opp. winner	34%	13
My forced error	29%	11
My unforced error	37%	14

Where the errors went

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Into the net64%
Out the back16%
Out on sides20%

Across 25 tagged errors, Lee Jhe-Huei missed into the net 64% of the time, out on sides 20% of the time and out the back 16% of the time.

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Destination	Share	Errors
Into the net	64%	16
Out the back	16%	4
Out on sides	20%	5

Contact height at the net

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Above Tape13%
Above Net Midline43%
Below Net Midline11%
Below Net33%

On net-area shots, Lee Jhe-Huei met the shuttle above tape 13% of the time, above net midline 43% of the time, below net midline 11% of the time and below net 33% of the time, and missed most often from below net (20% of those shots) against 3% from above net midline.

View contact height by shot

Shot	Height	Share	Shots	Error rate
All net shots	Above Tape	13%	19	11%
All net shots	Above Net Midline	43%	65	3%
All net shots	Below Net Midline	11%	17	18%
All net shots	Below Net	33%	49	20%
Drive	Above Tape	29%	16	13%
Drive	Above Net Midline	70%	39	3%
Drive	Below Net Midline	2%	1	—
Lift	Above Net Midline	4%	2	—
Lift	Below Net Midline	21%	10	10%
Lift	Below Net	74%	35	26%
Block	Above Tape	4%	1	—
Block	Above Net Midline	32%	9	0%
Block	Below Net Midline	18%	5	20%
Block	Below Net	46%	13	8%
Net	Above Tape	11%	2	—
Net	Above Net Midline	79%	15	7%
Net	Below Net Midline	5%	1	—
Net	Below Net	5%	1	—

Yang Po-Hsuan

0 shots

Winners 0Forced 0Unforced 0

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