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The Indonesian pair of Sabar Kariaman Gutama and Muhammad Riza Pahlavi Isfahani faced a painful defeat in the Round of 16 at the 2026 Singapore Open, losing to the Malaysian duo of Kang Khai Shing and Aaron Tai with scores of 19-21 and 17-21. This match, held on Thursday in Singapore, highlighted the Malaysians' superior performance and focus.
Indonesian badminton player <strong>Jonathan Christie</strong> has shifted his focus to the upcoming <strong>Indonesia Open</strong> after being eliminated in the first round of the <strong>Singapore Open</strong>. He lost to Indian player <strong>Prannoy H.S.</strong> in a thrilling match.
Indonesian badminton pair Fajar Alfian and Muhammad Shohibul Fikri overcame the pressures of their first match at the Singapore Open, securing a thrilling victory against Taiwanese duo Lee Fang-Chi and Lee Fang-Jin.
Indonesian badminton player Talita Ramadhani Weryawan faced former world champion Ratchanok Intanon in an exciting match at the 2026 Thailand Open. Despite losing after three sets, Talita expressed her satisfaction with the experience gained.
In a remarkable sporting achievement, Indonesian duo Isana Shahira Maida and Ringgani Quinara Nasteen secured an exciting victory over the seventh-seeded Malaysian pair at the 2026 Thailand Open. The match, held in Bangkok, showcased intense competition and concluded after three thrilling rounds.
Indonesian badminton player Talita Ramadhan Yariwan has successfully qualified for the main draw of the 2026 Thailand Open after consecutive victories in the qualifiers held in Bangkok. Her outstanding performance reflects the growth of badminton in Indonesia.
Indonesia's national badminton team was eliminated from the 2026 Uber Cup after a defeat against South Korea. The match, held late yesterday, showcased a strong performance from the Korean team, who secured their victory decisively.
Indonesian badminton player Talita Ramadhani Weryawan achieved an exciting victory against South Korea's Sim Yoo-jin in the semifinals of the 2026 Uber Cup. The match ended with a score of 21-19 in both games, turning the tide after Indonesia was trailing 0-2.
In the semifinals of the 2026 Uber Cup, Indonesian badminton player <strong>Putri Kusuma Wardani</strong> lost to South Korea's <strong>An Se-young</strong> in straight sets, placing the Indonesian team in a challenging position.
The Indonesian badminton team faced a significant setback after being eliminated from the group stage of the <strong>Thomas Cup 2026</strong>, losing to <strong>France</strong> 1-4 in a decisive match held in <strong>Horsens Forum</strong>, <strong>Denmark</strong>. This marks the first time in history that Indonesia has exited at this stage of the tournament.
The Indonesian badminton team is under significant pressure following a defeat to France in the <strong>2026 Thomas Cup</strong>. Player <strong>Alwi Farhan</strong> lost his match, putting Indonesia at a 0-2 deficit in Group D.
Indonesia's player <strong>Jonathan Christie</strong> lost to France's <strong>Christo Popov</strong> in the opening match of the <strong>2026 Thomas Cup</strong>, held in <strong>Horsens</strong>, Denmark. This defeat places Indonesia in a challenging position as they begin the tournament.
Indonesia is set to face France in the final round of Group D at the 2026 Thomas Cup, where the team relies on its players' performance in singles to secure victory. The match, taking place in Denmark, is critical for determining the team's fate in the tournament.
The Indonesian women's team has qualified for the quarter-finals of the 2026 Uber Cup after topping Group C with a thrilling victory over Taiwan. The match ended with a score of 3-2, showcasing a remarkable performance from the team.
The young Indonesian duo, <strong>Rachel Alisa Rose</strong> and <strong>Feby Setianingrum</strong>, kept their team's hopes alive by winning their fourth match against Taiwan, resulting in a 2-2 tie in the 2026 Uber Cup held in Horsens, Denmark.
The Indonesian women's national team faced a crushing defeat against Taiwan in the crucial round of the 2026 Uber Cup, ending the match with a score of 1-2. The team's inconsistent performance has raised concerns among fans.
The Indonesian women's team drew 1-1 with their Taiwanese counterparts in a crucial match of the Uber Cup 2026. The match took place in Horsens, Denmark, showcasing strong performances from both teams.
The Indonesian women's national team achieved a significant victory against Taiwan in a crucial match of the Uber Cup 2026. The match took place in the Danish city of Horsens, where player <strong>Putri Kusuma Wardani</strong> scored the first point for her team.
Indonesia secured a significant victory over Canada with a score of 3-1 in the 2026 Uber Cup. This win showcases the strength of the Indonesian team in the tournament.
The Indonesian duo of <strong>Febriana Dwijayanti Kusuma</strong> and <strong>Melissa Trias Puspitasari</strong> achieved a thrilling victory over the Canadian pair of <strong>Jacqueline Dente</strong> and <strong>Crystal Lai</strong> at the <strong>2026 Uber Cup</strong>. This win revitalizes the Indonesian team following their previous loss.
Indonesian badminton player Thalita Ramadhani secured a crucial win against Canada's Wen Yu Zhang in the 2026 Uber Cup, giving her team a 2-1 lead. The match took place in Horsens, Denmark.
The Indonesian women's team faced a defeat in their first match of the Uber Cup, losing 0-1 to Canada in a match held in Horsens, Denmark. This match marks the beginning of the team's journey in the tournament, where players hoped for a strong start.
The Badminton World Federation (BWF) announced a new scoring system based on 15 points in three games, effective January 4, 2027. This decision follows a vote by 198 countries in favor during the federation's annual meeting.
Indonesian badminton players <strong>Nikadik Dhenida Amarti Pratiwi</strong> and <strong>Thalita Ramadhan Yariwan</strong> are gearing up for the 2024 Uber Cup finals in Denmark, reflecting the enthusiasm and readiness of the Indonesian team. Their participation comes as part of the preparations for the tournament, aiming for new achievements after reaching the finals in the previous edition.
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.