After Another First Round Loss, Khosit Ponders Way Ahead
It was at the last Japan Open that Khosit Phetpradab played the tournament of his life.
· DEV SUKUMAR
The then 24-year-old appeared to have finally made the breakthrough in his career as he took down Shi Yu Qi, Chen Long and Lee Dong Keun on his way to the final, which he lost to Kento Momota.
Today, after he fell in the first round of the DAIHATSU YONEX Japan Open 2019 to Ng Ka Long Angus – his fifth successive first round loss – Phetpradab admitted he had a problem on his hands.
“There is no injury problem. I’ve been thinking too much. I just don’t have confidence in my game. It has made me very slow.”