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Robertson & Emms reach last eight

Nathan Robertson and Gail Emms
Robertson and Emms won the mixed doubles title in 2005

Nathan Robertson and Gail Emms beat Ji Man Hwang and Min Jung Kim to reach the last eight of the Yonex All England Championships mixed doubles.

The pair, seeded eight, won 21-17 21-17 and will now face fellow Brits Robert Blair and Imogen Bankier in the quarter-finals.

Blair and Bankier cruised past Hung Lin Chen and Chia Chi Chou 21-14 21-12.

Anthony Clark and Donna Kellogg also progressed, beating Sudket Prapakamol and Saralee Thoungthongkam of Thailand.

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