Badminton Asia Team Championships 2016 (Group Stage)

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Badminton Asia Team Championships 2016 (Thomas & Uber Cup Qualifiers) are granted with Olympic Qualifying Points and will serve as Asia’s Continental Qualifying Rounds for the upcoming prestigious Thomas and Uber Cups 2016 which takes place every two years.


Official Website:

http://badmintonasia.org/2016/02/badminton-asia-team-championships-2016-thomas-uber-cup-qualifiers/


Tournament Software:

https://bwf.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/matches.aspx?id=B1A7006D-7CB5-4080-9058-430AACDD0962



Draw for Group Stage:

Men's Group:

Group A: China, India, Singapore
Group B: Japan, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Nepal
Group C: Indonesia, Thailand, Chinese Taipei, Maldives
Group D: Korea, Hong Kong China, Philippines

Women's Group:

Group A: China, Malaysia, Hong Kong China
Group B: Thailand, Chinese Taipei, Sri Lanka
Group C: Korea, Indonesia, Maldives
Group D: Japan, India, Singapore

Schedule of Play:

Group Stage will be held from 15 Feb (Monday) to 18 Feb (Thursday).

http://badmintonasia.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Happening-Hyderabad-Badminton-Asia-Team-Championships-2016-Schedule-of-Play.pdf

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Videos by BAC

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVWheF3rns7z5jNS2luqOyQ
 
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Strange IND vs Singapore is on court1
But Ind VS Jpn a possibly neck to neck battle on court 2 that's not what I expected anyways we always have youtube
 
Saina Nehwal Virtually Ruled Out :(
Vimal Kumar "Saina won't be playing, she has already made a request to BAI. Saina is getting much better... Her first event will be the All England"
Source: Times of India Print Edition dated 13 Feb, 2016

This is a major blow to Team India's chances. It is now advantage Singapore in Women's Team. PV Sindhu maybe asked to play 2nd Doubles with Sikki Reddy in addition to WS1.
 
Yes that was well speculated beforehand!! Not only are we going to have a tough time in this tourney but also SN playing AE the biggest regular tourney as her first competitive event of the year will be extremely tough!!
 
For tomorrow lineup the probable player for Korea men team versus Philippines

MS 1 Son Wan Ho
MS 2 Lee Dong Keun
MS 3 Jeon Hyeok Jin

MD 1 Kim Gi Jung / Kim Sa Rang
MD 2 Ko Sung Hyun / Shin Baek Cheol
 
They may try their Jr players giving them exposure as it's a quite secure tie against Philippines! Unless they want their top guns some match practice I don't see any reason for going all out
 
They may try their Jr players giving them exposure as it's a quite secure tie against Philippines! Unless they want their top guns some match practice I don't see any reason for going all out
You could be right. Then again, one major benefit of this event is the ranking points for Rio. Even for beating lower-ranked players, it might help and the players with the most to gain in that respect are Lee Dong Keun, Jeon Hyeok Jin, and Ko/Shin. Korea can't not qualify for the TUC. Their ranking is too high. But you could be right. The Korean coaches could be more concerned with winning the tournament or with giving younger players exposure than with trying to massage the points system. Still, they only have one singles player and one doubles pair who have no shot at going to Rio: Heo Kwang Hee and Choi Sol Kyu / Kim Jae Hwan respectively.
 
You could be right. Then again, one major benefit of this event is the ranking points for Rio. Even for beating lower-ranked players, it might help and the players with the most to gain in that respect are Lee Dong Keun, Jeon Hyeok Jin, and Ko/Shin. Korea can't not qualify for the TUC. Their ranking is too high. But you could be right. The Korean coaches could be more concerned with winning the tournament or with giving younger players exposure than with trying to massage the points system. Still, they only have one singles player and one doubles pair who have no shot at going to Rio: Heo Kwang Hee and Choi Sol Kyu / Kim Jae Hwan respectively.

Yes you may be right too. :)
 
[MENTION=115680]nilesh123[/MENTION]

We will only know the real and actual line up before the matches begin tomorrow. In my opinion MS 1 Son Wan Ho, MS 2 Lee Dong Keun, MS 3 Jeon Hyeok Jin, MD 1 Kim Gi Jung / Kim Sa Rang, MD 2 Ko Sung Hyun / Shin Baek Cheol will be fielded most of the time for the tournament because to help them gain more ranking points for Rio Olympics 2016. Heo Kwang Hee and Choi Sol Kyu / Kim Jae Hwan will not be going for Rio Olympics so whether they gain points here or not is less important.
 
This is the name of the players playing in Korea versus Philippines match



Match overview



1 MS1
Dong Keun Lee Korea
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Philippines Frell Keeyann Gabuelo



2 MD1
Sung Hyun Ko Korea
Baek Cheol Shin Korea
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Philippines Ronel Estanislao
Philippines Paul Jefferson Vivas



3 MS2
Hyeok Jin Jeon Korea
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Philippines Mark Shelley Alcala



4 MD2
Solgyu Choi Korea
Jae Hwan Kim Korea
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Philippines Peter Gabriel Magnaye
Philippines Alvin Morada



5 MS3
Kwang Hee Heo Korea
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Philippines Michael Kevin Cudiamat
 
Lineup for the match if China versus Singapore


Match overview


1 MS1
Houwei Tian China
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Singapore Zi Liang Derek Wong


2 MD1
Xiaolong Liu China
Zihan Qiu China
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Singapore Yong Kai Terry Hee
Singapore Kean Hean Loh



3 MS2
Zhengming Wang China
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Singapore Kean Yew Loh



4 MD2
Junhui Li China
Yuchen Liu China
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Singapore Danny Bawa Chrisnanta
Singapore Hendra Wijaya



5 MS3
Bin Qiao China
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Singapore Zin Rei Ryan Ng
 
Lineup for the match of thailand versus Sri Lanka

Match overview



1 WS1
Busanan Ongbumrungphan Thailand
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Sri Lanka Lekha Shehani



2 WS2
Porntip Buranaprasertsuk Thailand
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Sri Lanka Thilini Pramodika Hendahewa



3 WS3
Pornpawee Chochuwong Thailand
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Sri Lanka Ishadika Kavidi



4 WD1
Puttita Supajirakul Thailand
Sapsiree Taerattanachai Thailand
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Sri Lanka Achini Ratnasiri
Sri Lanka Upuli Samanthika Weerasinghe



5 WD2
Chaladchalam Chayanit Thailand
Phataimas Muenwong Thailand
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Sri Lanka Ishadika Kavidi
Sri Lanka Oshadie Kuruppu
 
SIN first MD trouble Chinese pair, former All England winner Liu XL/Qiu ZH. Terry Hee/ Loh KH took game 2, 21-13 and forced rubber games, they're leading 6-2 now...
 
SIN surprises badminton powerhouse CHN to level 1-1 after their first MD Terry Hee Yong Kai/Loh Kean Hean def. Liu Xiaolong/Qiu Zihan, 16-21, 21-13 / 21-11.
 
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