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Hit it back

Hit it back: Indonesian mixed doubles pair Liliyana Natsir (left) and Tontowi Ahmad return a shot from South Korean Shin Baek Choel and Jan Ye Na during their match at the BCA Indonesia Open Metlife BFW World Super Series Premier 2014 at Istora Senayan, Jakarta on Thursday

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Thu, June 19, 2014

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Hit it back Hit it back: Indonesian mixed doubles pair Liliyana Natsir (left) and Tontowi Ahmad return a shot from South Korean Shin Baek Choel and Jan Ye Na during their match at the BCA Indonesia Open Metlife BFW World Super Series Premier 2014 at Istora Senayan, Jakarta on Thursday. The Indonesian pair won 21-11, 22-24, 21-13. (JP/Wendra Ajistyatama) (left) and Tontowi Ahmad return a shot from South Korean Shin Baek Choel and Jan Ye Na during their match at the BCA Indonesia Open Metlife BFW World Super Series Premier 2014 at Istora Senayan, Jakarta on Thursday. The Indonesian pair won 21-11, 22-24, 21-13. (JP/Wendra Ajistyatama)

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span class="inline inline-center">Hit it back: Indonesian mixed doubles pair Liliyana Natsir (left) and Tontowi Ahmad return a shot from South Korean Shin Baek Choel and Jan Ye Na during their match at the BCA Indonesia Open Metlife BFW World Super Series Premier 2014 at Istora Senayan, Jakarta on Thursday. The Indonesian pair won 21-11, 22-24, 21-13. (JP/Wendra Ajistyatama)

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