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The National Circuit 2026 (Sirnas) has commenced in Surabaya, Indonesia, featuring over <strong>1,106 athletes</strong> from <strong>240 clubs</strong>. The competition runs from <strong>April 13 to 18</strong> and includes <strong>15 categories</strong> across various badminton disciplines.
South Korea has been crowned champion of the 2026 Badminton Asia Championship, showcasing dominance by winning three titles at the Ningbo Olympic Center in China. The performance of the Korean teams reflects their strength in badminton across the continent.
The Badminton World Federation (BWF) has announced the commencement of testing synthetic shuttlecocks in third-tier tournaments, aiming to evaluate their performance before approval for major competitions. This initiative involves collaboration with Victor and Yonex to assess compliance with established standards.
South Korean badminton player An Se-young secured the title of the 2026 Asia Championship after a thrilling win against China's Wang Zhi Yi in the final match held at the Ningbo Olympic Center in China. The match lasted for 100 minutes and showcased intense competition.
The Indonesian duo of Sabar Kariaman Gutama and Muhammad Riza suffered a harsh defeat against Taiwanese pair Lee Feng-Chi and Lee Feng-Jin in the Round of 16 at the 2026 Badminton Asia Championship. The match took place in Ningbo, China, showcasing intense competition.
Indonesian badminton duo Fajar Alfian and Muhammad Shohibul Fikri have advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2026 Badminton Asia Championship after a thrilling victory over the Chinese pair Chen Boyang and Liu Yi. Their strong performance reflects the growth of badminton in Indonesia.
The Indonesian duo, Ameri Sihonoi and Nita Violina, faced a harsh defeat against the Chinese pair, Feng Yanzhe and Huang Dongbing, in the Round of 16 at the 2026 Asia Championship. The match, held in Ningbo, China, ended with two sets to none.
The Indonesian duo of Jafar Hidayatullah and Felisha Alberta Nathaniel Basaribo were eliminated in the round of 16 at the 2026 Badminton Asia Championship held in Ningbo, China, after losing to South Korea's Kim Jae-hyun and Jang Ha-jung. The match was intense, concluding with scores of 21-23, 22-20, and 10-21.
Indonesian badminton player Alwi Farhan faced a tough lesson after his defeat to Japan's Kodai Naraoka in the Round of 16 at the 2026 Asian Championship. The match showcased advanced psychological strategies from his opponent.
Indonesian badminton players Amalia 'Tiwi' Pratiwi and Setia Fadia secured an exciting win against South Korean duo Park Hana and Lee Soo Hee in the Round of 16 at the 2026 Badminton Asia Championships held in Ningbo, China.
The Indonesian duo of Rachel Alisa Rose and Fabi Setia Ningrum achieved a thrilling victory at the 2026 Asian Badminton Championship after recovering from a first-game loss. The match, held at the Ningbo Olympic Sports Center in China, showcased exceptional performance from the Indonesian pair.
The Badminton World Federation (BWF) has announced the testing of synthetic shuttles in select international tournaments to assess their viability in high-level competitions. This decision comes amid rising costs of traditional shuttles due to raw material shortages.
Indonesian duo Amer Syihnawi and Nita Violina Marwah are gearing up for a strong challenge against the Chinese pair Feng Yan Zhi and Huang Dong Ping at the 2026 Badminton Asia Championships. This match follows their thrilling victory over the Japanese duo in the previous round.
Indonesian badminton player <strong>Alfi Farhan</strong> achieved a thrilling victory against Malaysian competitor <strong>Justin Hoe</strong> in the Round of 32 at the <strong>Asia 2026 Championship</strong>, held at the <strong>Ningbo Olympic Center</strong> in China. The match concluded with scores of 21-19, 14-21, 21-18 after an intense competition.
The International Badminton Federation has announced the adoption of synthetic shuttlecocks in some international tournaments to address the rising costs of traditional feather shuttlecocks. This decision is part of a long-term strategy to evaluate the effectiveness of these shuttlecocks in future competitions.
Indonesian badminton duo Raymond Indra and Nicholas Joaquin recognized the skills of South Korean pair Kang Min and Park Sung after an intense match in an international tournament earlier this week. The encounter highlighted the opponents' clear superiority in play speed.
Indonesian badminton player Muhammad Zaki Obaidla, known as 'Obaid', lost to Japan's Koko Watanibi in the Round of 32 of the 2026 Asia Championship. Despite the defeat, Obaid emphasized that this experience will enhance his performance in future competitions.
The Indonesian duo, Adnan Maulana and Indah Chaya Sari, suffered a painful defeat in the round of 32 at the 2026 Badminton Asia Championship held in Ningbo, China. This early loss highlights the challenges faced by Indonesian teams on the international stage.
Indonesian badminton duo, Febriana Dwi Puji Kusuma and Melisa Trias Puspitawati, lost to the Chinese pair in the first round of the 2026 Asia Championships. Despite the defeat, the players emphasized the importance of the experience for their performance improvement.
Indonesian badminton player Mohammad Zaki Obaidullah has successfully qualified for the main stage of the 2026 Asia Championship after an outstanding performance in the qualifiers held in Ningbo, China. With two consecutive victories, Obaidullah boosts Indonesia's hopes for a strong showing in the tournament.
Indonesian pair Jafar Hidayatullah and Felicia Alberta Nathaniel Pisari Bo secured their place in the second round of the 2026 Asia Badminton Championship after a thrilling victory over Hong Kong's Chan Yin Chak and Ng Tze Yao. This achievement sets them up for new challenges following their semifinal success in the previous edition.
Indonesian duo Bobby Setiabudi and Melati Daeva Oktavianti lost in the round of 32 at the 2026 Asian Badminton Championships. They expressed that the experience offered valuable lessons for growth and improvement.
Indonesian badminton player <strong>Thalita Ramadhan Waryun</strong> emphasizes the need to improve her fitness after failing to qualify for the <strong>2026 Badminton Asia Championships</strong>. Despite securing one win, her loss to a player from Hong Kong highlighted the urgent need for performance enhancement.
Sir Craig Reedie, the former president of the Badminton World Federation, passed away at the age of 84. His significant contributions to the sport, including its inclusion in the Olympics, mark a profound loss for the sporting community.
The Badminton World Federation (BWF) has announced the testing of a new scoring system featuring 3 sets of 15 points, set to replace the current 21-point system. A final decision on this proposal will be made at the annual meeting scheduled for April 25.
The Indonesian badminton team is gearing up for the 2026 Asia Championship, set to take place in Ningbo, China, from April 7 to 12. The team includes rookie players eager to showcase their skills at this major event.
The Youth Elite Badminton Championship concluded with the participation of 432 players from various age categories. The event showcased a high level of competition, reflecting the growth of the sport in the region.
Indonesian player Daniel Martin returns to competition after a long injury absence, reforming a duo with Leon Rolly Karnando as the national team prepares for upcoming tournaments.
Indonesian badminton duo Fajar Alfian and Muhammad Shohibul Fikri are preparing to enhance their performance before the 2026 Asia Badminton Championship, scheduled in Ningbo, China, from April 7 to 12. This preparation follows a disappointing showing at the England Championship, where they were eliminated in the round of 16.
The Indonesian Badminton Association has appointed Riki Subagja as the director of the badminton player development program for 2026. This initiative aims to enhance the national training system and expand the talent discovery base for young athletes.