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Crazybadman Daily · Badminton

Friday 6 February 2026

3 events on · 291 results · 5 upsets

A quiet day in badminton

No report since 5 Feb. Next up: VICTOR Oceania Championships 2026, 8 Feb – 12 Feb.

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United States today

1 win

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What's happening in tournaments

On nowTeam event · International · Day 1 of 3

TSINGTAO Badminton Asia Team Championships 2026

  • Riko GUNJI bt CHIU Pin-ChianWOMEN'S TEAM - TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS WOMEN'S TEAM · QF · 21-13 21-16
  • Wen Chi HSU bt Yuzuno WATANABEWOMEN'S TEAM - TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS WOMEN'S TEAM · QF · 21-18 8-21 21-15
  • GAO Fang Jie bt Tanvi SHARMAWOMEN'S TEAM - TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS WOMEN'S TEAM · QF · 21-9 21-9
  • XU Wen Jing bt Rakshitha Sree SANTHOSH RAMRAJWOMEN'S TEAM - TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS WOMEN'S TEAM · QF · 14-21 21-15 21-17
  • LIN Hsiang Ti bt Hina AKECHIWOMEN'S TEAM - TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS WOMEN'S TEAM · QF · 17-21 21-19 21-15
On nowInternational Challenge · Azerbaijan · Day 4 of 6

Azerbaijan International 2026

  • Bjarne GEISS / Jones Ralfy JANSEN bt Niranjaan G N NANDAKUMAR / Ruban Kumar RETHINASABAPATHIMen's doubles · R16 · 21-15 16-21 21-11
  • Jonathan DRESP / Simon KRAX bt Vishnu Kedhar KODE / Mithileish P KRISHNANMen's doubles · R16 · 21-19 21-11
  • LAU Yi Sheng / LIM Tze Jian bt Malik BOURAKKADI / Kenneth NEUMANNMen's doubles · R16 · 21-12 21-23 21-7
  • Jiří KRÁL / Ondřej KRÁL bt Scott GUILDEA / Paul REYNOLDSMen's doubles · R16 · 17-21 21-5 21-9
  • Alex GREEN / Zach RUSS bt Dev AYYAPPAN / Dhiren AYYAPPANMen's doubles · R16 · 24-22 21-15

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Breakthroughs This Month & Rivals Beaten

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Breakthrough Movers

Highest ranking climbs this month
  • 🇮🇩 Alwi FarhanMen's singles · No. 42 → No. 28
    ▲+14
  • 🇫🇷 Alex LanierMen's singles · No. 29 → No. 15
    ▲+14
  • 🇯🇵 Tomoka MiyazakiWomen's singles · No. 25 → No. 13
    ▲+12
  • 🇮🇩 Jafar Hidayatullah / Felisha PasaribuMixed doubles · No. 54 → No. 31
    ▲+23
  • 🇲🇾 Justin HohMen's singles · No. 58 → No. 46
    ▲+12
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Rivals Beaten

Upset victories over seeded contenders
  • ⚡ Alex Lanier bt Seed #1 Shi YuqiJapan Open Super 750 · Semifinals · 17-21, 21-16, 21-18
    GIANT-KILLER
  • ⚡ Tomoka Miyazaki bt Seed #2 Akane YamaguchiChina Open Super 1000 · Quarterfinals · 22-20, 21-15
    GIANT-KILLER
  • ⚡ Man Wei Chong / Tee Kai Wun bt Seed #1 Liang Weikeng / Wang ChangIndonesia Open Super 1000 · Quarterfinals · 21-17, 21-19
    GIANT-KILLER
  • ⚡ Jason Gunawan bt Seed #3 Chou Tien ChenHong Kong Open Super 500 · Round of 16 · 21-19, 14-21, 22-20
    GIANT-KILLER
  • ⚡ Priyanshu Rajawat bt Seed #2 Anthony Sinisuka GintingSingapore Open Super 750 · Round of 32 · 21-14, 21-18
    GIANT-KILLER
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