Ramadiansyah and Shimizu win mixed doubles again, a week after North Harbour, as Liao Jui-Chi takes two titles.
Oceania began the semi-finals in Bendigo with three doubles pairs still in contention. By the end of the day, one remained.
Owen and Jack Yu opened with a 21-12, 21-12 win over Ken Richardson and Chung Li Eric Choo in the men’s doubles round of 16.
Oceania men’s singles champion Shrey Dhand (AUS) was taken to three games by fellow Australian Raphael Lydra before winning through. A week on from the MAXX North Harbour International, he was back in ...
New Zealand's Josephine Zhao has spent the lead-up to the BWF World Junior Championships training in China, gaining valuable ...
Somerville and Shimizu reach two semifinals each as Oceania players feature in four last-four matches. MAXX North Harbour ...
Yu siblings and Kurniawan/Ngo win mixed doubles openers as Oceania champion Shrey Dhand exits on Day 1 of the MAXX North Harbour International.
Ramadiansyah and Shimizu win their first title together as Miyashita upsets Wang on finals day of the MAXX North Harbour ...
Nozomi Shimizu reaches two finals as Oceania pairs advance on Day 4 of the MAXX North Harbour International. Full semifinals ...
Kurniawan/Ngo come back from 8-3 down, Ferary ends Edward Lau's run and top seed Po-Wei Wang bests two Oceania players on Day ...
Ephraim Stephen Sam recovered from a game down to defeat France’s Rafael Gavois 10-21, 21-19, 21-15. He said his confidence dropped sharply in the first game, so he worked on his self-talk: “I tried ...
Oceania players carry some of the highest world rankings among those named in the first version of the M+Q report for the women’s and mixed doubles at the YONEX Bendigo International 2026. Set to run ...
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