Taiwan's Cheng Shao-chieh pulled off a dramatic comeback against South Korea's Bae Seung-hee to defend her title in the women's singles at the Yonex Badminton Open in Taipei County Sunday. Cheered on by more than 3,000 fans, Cheng overcome a left thigh injury that sent her to the ground in pain more than 20 times during the match to win 21-11, 24-26, 21-17, after trailing 17-13 in the final set. 'Winning the first set so easily, then playing such a tight second set, and then coming back from 17-13 down in the third set went completely according to a script. It just wasn't a script that I wrote. Otherwise, I would have had myself winning in the second set,' Cheng joked after the emotional victory. After clinching match point, Cheng fell to the ground in tears. She said she tumbled to the ground when her leg injury flared up while she was trying heading toward her father and trainer to celebrate the win, and described the moment as 'embarrassing.' Cheng said she never thought about trying to defend her title, but focused instead on playing every point solidly. 'I'm not the kind of person who has big goals because that would put too much pressure on me,' she said. 'I just want to do well every time I play. Otherwise, I would be letting down the fans who are supporting me. I was very moved by their support.' 