Taiwan's badminton team won a gold medal in the men's doubles and a silver in the women's singles in the 2010 Li-Ning Singapore Open Super Series that ended Sunday. It was the Taiwan team's best record in the event in recent history. Fang Chieh-min and Lee Sheng-mu defeated Howard Bach and Tony Gunawan of the United States to capture the men's doubles title. The 20th-ranking Taiwan duo beat the 13th-ranking American team 21-14, 21-15 in the first ever encounter between the two sides. After the game, the American players said Fang and Lee were genuinely the best men's doubles team at this year's Singapore Open event. Fang said he and Lee have developed good teamwork after more than seven years of playing together. 'This time around, we had few errors, played a fast game and had high morale, which contributed to our final victory, ' he said jubilantly. It was the duo's best record in international competition, which earned them US$15,800 in prize money. In the women's singles final, 118th-ranking Tai Tzu-ying lost to sixth-ranking Saina Nehwal of India 18-21, 15-21. Although the 16-year-old Taiwanese lost the match, she was warmly applauded by the spectators for her strong performance and high spirits. 