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The year is coming to an end after another exciting badminton season. Among many standout moments, we saw South Korean superstar An Se-young win a record-breaking 10 women’s singles titles, China reassert their dominance and French badminton make impressive strides on the global stage. For Malaysian fans, there have been flashes of brilliance and historic … Continue Reading

Since its revamp in 2018, the BWF World Tour Finals has served as the ultimate test for badminton players at the end of the year. While year-end World No.1 status reflects consistency across the season, converting that dominance into a WTF title is far from guaranteed. Ahead of the 2025 edition in Hangzhou, China, here’s … Continue Reading

BWF have confirmed all 16 singles players and 24 doubles pairs who will compete at the upcoming World Tour Finals in Hangzhou, China. China field the largest contingent with nine representatives, earning two spots in every discipline except men’s doubles, where they have only one pair. However, that number may change following Shi Yu Qi’s … Continue Reading

At the Australian Open, An Se-young claimed her 10th title of the year after defeating Indonesia’s Putri Kusuma Wardani in the final, Sunday (23/11/2025). Competing at Quaycentre Olympic Boulevard in Sydney, the South Korean star secured a straight-game victory, 21-16, 21-14, in just 44 minutes. This achievement breaks her own personal record of nine titles … Continue Reading

Indonesia’s title haul at the Australian Open 2025 grew with a victory in the women’s doubles event. Rachel Allessya Rose and Febi Setianingrum clinched their first-ever Super 500 crown after defeating fellow Indonesians Febriana Dwipuji Kusuma and Meilysa Trias Puspitasari. The all-Indonesian showdown at Quaycentre, Olympic Boulevard, Sydney, on Sunday (Nov 23, 2025), was a … Continue Reading