The anomaly, the distraction, the foot off the pedal, the missed chance of the second set, didn’t cost Lakshya Sen anything more than 17 more minutes on the court. The Indian, on a stomp since he evicted top seed Shi Yuqi from Round 1, was back on the All England show court, looking ominous, as he defeated NG Ka Long Angus of Hong Kong, 21-19, 21-23, 21-10 in a contest that looked lopsided in the end. In making yet another quarterfinals at his favourite tournament – Sen has a final and semifinal at the Super 1000 – the Indian ranked No.12 finally put it across an old nemesis, the Hong Kong 31-year-old having been undefeated in three prior games. Angus had fore-warned with the first rally of the match that went over 40 shots, that he was prepared to fight it out in punishing long rallies, but at 17-11 and 19-14 up in the second, Sen seemed like he would not be troubled, just a tad inconvenienced by the gritty opponent, 31 years old, and …