BadmintonicYONEX Bendigo International 2022
Bendigo, Australia·Red Energy ArenaThe YONEX Bendigo International 2022 (2022), a BWF International Challenge tournament, was held in Bendigo, Australia. The tournament featured 5 events, with a total prize pool of $15,000.
Final
| Score | ||
|---|---|---|
19–2120–22(44′) | ||
19–2115–21(42′) | ||
15–2121–1420–22(55′) | ||
21–1920–2214–21(56′) | ||
16–2121–1821–17(53′) |
Semi-Finals
| Score | ||
|---|---|---|
21–1022–20(38′) | ||
17–2115–21(35′) | ||
21–1121–15(37′) | ||
17–2118–21(45′) | ||
21–1915–2121–18(56′) |  Kazuhiro ICHIKAWAKohtaro MIYAJIMA | |
Ryoma MURAMOTO Daiki UMAYAHARA | 16–2124–2217–21(70′) | |
 Minami KAWASHIMA Natsu Saito | 19–2121–1818–21(62′) | |
21–1517–2121–16(61′) | ||
20–2222–2021–10(51′) | Kazuhiro ICHIKAWAYui Suizu | |
21–1917–2121–6(41′) |
Quarter-Finals
| Score | ||
|---|---|---|
| 10–2110–21(34′) | |
| 12–217–21(29′) | |
10–2121–135–21(44′) | ||
21–821–19(30′) | ||
21–1721–18(41′) | ||
21–1513–2121–18(57′) | ||
21–1718–2114–21(75′) | ||
| 15–2121–1417–21(64′) | |
Ryoma MURAMOTO Daiki UMAYAHARA | 21–1620–2221–15(53′) | |
Kazuhiro ICHIKAWA Kohtaro MIYAJIMA | 18–2121–1321–17(45′) | |
Lukas DEFOLKY Huaidong TANG | 13–2118–21(22′) | |
21–1121–11(22′) | ||
22–2021–18(38′) | ||
Miku SHIGETA Yui Suizu | 21–2316–21(39′) | |
18–2121–1911–21(59′) | Minami KAWASHIMANatsu Saito | |
15–2111–21(26′) | ||
16–2112–21(26′) | ||
15–2120–22(32′) | ||
CHEN Hui-Heng  Wang Szu-Min | 15–2119–21(24′) | |
15–2115–21(31′) | Kazuhiro ICHIKAWAYui Suizu |
Results by Event
Men's Singles
In the Men's Singles final, Lin Chun-Yi (Chinese Taipei) defeated Su Li Yang (Chinese Taipei) 19-21, 20-22. In the Men's Singles semi-finals: Su Li Yang beat Yushi Tanaka 21-10, 22-20. Lin Chun-Yi beat Riki Takei 17-21, 15-21.
Women's Singles
In the Women's Singles final, Sung Shuo Yun (Chinese Taipei) defeated Nguyen Thuy Linh (Vietnam) 19-21, 15-21. In the Women's Singles semi-finals: Nguyen Thuy Linh beat Manami Suizu 21-11, 21-15. Sung Shuo Yun beat Shiori Saito 17-21, 18-21.
Men's Doubles
In a thrilling Men's Doubles final, Chang Ko-Chi / Po Li-Wei (Chinese Taipei) came through against Lee Fang-Chih / Lee Fang-Jen (Chinese Taipei) in three games, 15-21, 21-14, 20-22. In the Men's Doubles semi-finals: Chang Ko-Chi / Po Li-Wei beat Kazuhiro ICHIKAWA / Kohtaro MIYAJIMA 21-19, 15-21, 21-18. Lee Fang-Chih / Lee Fang-Jen beat Ryoma MURAMOTO / Daiki UMAYAHARA 16-21, 24-22, 17-21.
Women's Doubles
In a thrilling Women's Doubles final, Lee Chia Hsin / Teng Chun Hsun (Chinese Taipei) came through against Chang Ching Hui / Yang Ching Tun (Chinese Taipei) in three games, 21-19, 20-22, 14-21. In the Women's Doubles semi-finals: Chang Ching Hui / Yang Ching Tun beat Minami KAWASHIMA / Natsu Saito 19-21, 21-18, 18-21. Lee Chia Hsin / Teng Chun Hsun beat Sung Shuo Yun / Yu Chien Hui 21-15, 17-21, 21-16.
Mixed Doubles
In a thrilling Mixed Doubles final, Chang Ko-Chi / Lee Chih Chen (Chinese Taipei) came through against Sumiya Nihei / Minami Asakura (Japan) in three games, 16-21, 21-18, 21-17. In the Mixed Doubles semi-finals: Chang Ko-Chi / Lee Chih Chen beat Kazuhiro ICHIKAWA / Yui Suizu 20-22, 22-20, 21-10. Sumiya Nihei / Minami Asakura beat Ye Hong Wei / Lee Chia Hsin 21-19, 17-21, 21-6.