Super Series Archive

With the Asian Games champions in one semi-final and the defending champions in the other and both facing Korean teams struggling with injuries, who would have predicted an all-Korean final? By Don Hearn, Badzine correspondent...

Malaysia’s Hashim brothers both won handily while second-seeded Lee Chong Wei found it surprisingly difficult to get past Shoji Sato of Japan. Meanwhile, three of the other four Malaysians faced higher-ranked opponents and all four...

Huang Chia Chi, originally from Taiwan playing for Australia since last year, enjoyed the withdrawal of top seed Zhang Ning and reached the quarter final stage of the Yonew Korea Open on Thursday. She seizes...

No one envied Park Sung-hwan and Hwang Hye-youn the opponents they drew in the first round of the Korea Open. While both have distinguished themselves in the past year by their ability to pull off...

Local talent caused some ripples in the singles while Korea’s men’s doubles suffered further setbacks. However some of the biggest developments took place off the court. By Don Hearn, Badzine Correspondent in Seoul Gade Out...

A recent raft of injuries to the Korean stars has raised fears of a repeat of last summer’s Korea Open when the host nation failed to win a single gold. The upside for fans here...

Peter Gade won the first leg of the Super Series tournament in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday, defeating Bao Chunlai 21/15 – 16/21 – 21/14. Despite trailing 2/6 in the decider the Dane worked his way...

Malaysia could scoop 2 titles in the ladies’ singles and men’s doubles event while Peter Gade will face Bao Chunlai in an unexpected final. Live from Kuala Lumpur : Noorul Azrin, photos : Badmintonphoto The...