Li Shifeng Exits, Viktor Axelsen Cruises into Second Round at All England
Birmingham: Danish badminton world no.1 Viktor Axelsen began the quest for his third All England title with a convincing straight-sets victory over India’s Kidambi…
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Birmingham: Danish badminton world no.1 Viktor Axelsen began the quest for his third All England title with a convincing straight-sets victory over India’s Kidambi…
Paris: The reigning world champion, Kunlavut Vitidsarn, finally regained his form as he fiercely contested against Shi Yuqi in the men’s singles final of…
Paris: Shi Yuqi is set to face Kunlavut Vitidsarn in the final of the 2024 French Badminton Open, following the Chinese team’s successful advancement…
Paris: Lee Zii Jia, the 2021 All England champion, was defeated in a surprising upset by world no. 33 young Danish player Magnus Johannesen…
Mülheim: French shuttler Christo Popov clinches his first ever BWF World Tour title at the German Open on Sunday. The men’s singles final on…
Mülheim: The top-seeded men’s doubles pair, Ong Yew Sin and Teo Ee Yi of Malaysia, secured a straight-set victory on Friday, advancing to the…
Mulheim: The German Open, offering a total prize money of $210,000 (approximately 1 million Malaysian Ringgit), continues on Wednesday at the Westenergie Sporthalle.
Jakarta: Several world-class players who struggled with injuries, such as Indonesian men’s doubles Hendra Setiawan/Mohammad Ahsan and Japanese women’s singles Akane Yamaguchi, are expected…
Jakarta: The Head Coach of the Indonesian Men’s Doubles department, Aryono Miranat, stated that he, along with the Badminton Association of Indonesia (PBSI), has…
Kuala Lumpur: An assessment from the badminton legend Lee Chong Wei sheds light on the concerning state of Malaysian badminton, prompting reflections on its…
