Badminton Fun Facts and Statistics in 2019

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    Statistics in Malaysia Open.
    • There are total 152 matches played, including 2 retired matches.
    • There are 3 W/O matches.
    • 53 matches ended up in rubber games (34.87%).
    • There are 19 same country matches in this tournament.
    • The fastest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to Greysia/Apriyani vs Lee/Lee (USA) in R1 with just 21 minutes.
    • The longest match goes to Wang/Huang vs Chan/Goh in QF with 83 minutes.
    • B. Ongbamrungphan (THA) vs C. Birch (ENG) match in R1 is the easiest match with the scoreline 21-10 21-7, not counting the retired matches.
    • The hardest match is between Fajar/Rian vs Minions in QF with the scoreline 23-21 19-21 21-18.
    Fun Facts in Malaysia Open.
    • Lin Dan won his SS/WT500+ titles after two years wait. Interestingly, his last title at this level is also Malaysia Open.
    • The last time Lin Dan won the title in any individual level was in New Zealand Open 2018.
    • The last time CL vs LD match happened before the Final was during Australia Open 2017 which CL won.
    • TTY is back to her winning ways. The last time she won the title was 6 months ago when she won Denmark Open 2018.
    • TTY and ZSW score their hattrick titles, ranging from 2017-2019.
    • Since 2018, Li/Liu have won all of their titles by facing the JPN pair in Final (BAC, WC, WTF, MO 2019).
    • Chen/Jia and Zheng/Huang have won 4 titles together since Zheng/Huang's partnership debut.
    • Du/Li reached their first final at the high tier tournament as a pair.
    • No JPN WD are presented in SF. The last time JPN WD failed to do so at the high tier tournament was in Hongkong Open 2017.
    • The last time JPN failed to win a title was in Malaysia Masters 2018.
    • Tan/Lai reached their first SF at the high tier tournament since Singapore Open 2017.
    • The last time 3 All-CHN Finals happened was in China Open 2013.
    • The last time China won 4 titles was in French Open 2016.
    • TTY, Chen/Jia, Zheng/Huang didn't drop one game on their way to win the title.
    • China is the overall winner. Interestingly, it has been decided even before the Final day.
     
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    Statistics in Singapore Open.
    • There are total 175 matches played, including 2 retired matches.
    • There are 2 W/O matches.
    • 51 matches ended up in rubber games (29.14%).
    • There are 22 same country matches in this tournament.
    • There are two fastest matches, not counting the retired matches, with just 21 minutes. One is Angga/Ricky vs Tan/Toh (SGP) in Qualification. The other is Lu/Lee (TPE) vs Prasad/Dewangan (IND) in R1.
    • The longest match goes to VA vs JC in QF with 80 minutes.
    • The match between MatsuNaga and the THA pair in R1 is the easiest match with the scoreline 21-6 21-5, not counting the retired matches.
    • The hardest match is between VA vs JC in QF with the scoreline 22-24 21-18 24-22.
    Fun Facts in Singapore Open.
    • KM won his second Singapore Open title. The first one was also his very first title in high tier tournament.
    • AG lost the SS/WT500+ final for the first time.
    • Hendra Setiawan reached his fifth Singapore Open final.
    • Kamura/Sonoda's title is the second one for JPN MD in Singapore Open. The first one was from 1988.
    • Dechapol/Sapsiree won their highest title ever.
    • Tan/Lai and Kim Hye-jeong reached their first SS/WT500+ final.
    • Kong Hee-yong reached her third SS/WT500+ final with 3 different pairs. Interestingly, these three players share the same surname (Kim Ha-na, Kim So-yeong, Kim Hye-jeong).
    • Liu/Xia reached their first SS/WT500+ SF.
    • Both WS and MD SF matches were filled by top 4 seeded players.
    • The singles champion are won by the top seed players.
    • The doubles champion are won by the third seed pairs. Interestingly, all of them beat the top seeds in SF.
    • MatsuNaga and Dechapol/Sapsiree didn't drop one game on their way to win the title.
    • Japan is the overall winner with 3 titles.
     
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    Statistics in BAC.
    • There are total 156 matches played, including 3 retired matches.
    • There are 2 W/O matches.
    • 47 matches ended up in rubber games (30.13%).
    • There are only 4 same country matches in this tournament.
    • The fastest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to Wang/Huang vs Prasad/Dewangan (IND) in R2 with just 17 minutes.
    • The longest match goes to Endo/Watanabe vs Kang/Kim in SF with 83 minutes.
    • The match between MatsuNaga and the UZB pair in R1 is the easiest match with the scoreline 21-2 21-6, not counting the retired matches.
    • The hardest match is between He/Tan vs Fajar/Rian in R2 with the scoreline 21-23 21-19 21-19.
    Fun Facts in BAC.
    • KM and Wang/Huang successfully defend their title.
    • KM is the fourth MS player that successfully defend their title.
    • Wang/Huang is the third XD pair that successfully defend their title.
    • KM is the only WR1 who win the title.
    • AY is the first JPN WS to win the title.
    • Endo/Watanabe is the first JPN MD to win the title.
    • Chou TC, Nguyen TM, Cai YY, Y. Watanabe, Minions, Kang/Kim, Chen/Jia, MatsuNaga, He/Du win their first medal in BAC.
    • Nguyen TM's first medal is also Vietnam's first ever medal in BAC.
    • MatsuNaga rise to the WR1 after becoming runner up in this BAC.
    • Japan is the overall winner with 3 titles.
     
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    Fun Facts in New Zealand Open.
    • JC and ASY won their first GPG/WT title.
    • ASY is the youngest player to won WT title this year.
    • Kim SY / Kong HY beat the top 4 JPN WD on their way to the title.
    • Indonesia is the overall winner with 2 titles and 1 runner up.
     
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    ?? Shouldn't it be "JC and ASY won their first GPG/WT300 title"? :)
     
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    Ups, my bad, will change it.

    Edit: Done, with minor tweak.
     
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    Facts and Statistics in 2019 Sudirman Cup.
    • There are 86 matches played in Group 1, 20 of them are rubber games.
    • All of DEN vs ENG matches ended up in rubber games.
    • None of the matches involving INA ended up in rubber games.
    • Kim/Astrup (DEN) vs Chris/Langridge (ENG) match is the longest match with 98 minutes.
    • GMT (INA) vs Abigail Holden (ENG) match is the shortest match with 23 minutes.
    • China wins its 11th Sudirman Cup.
    • China only lost one match throughout this Sudirman Cup.
    • Except Chen Long, the other CHN players get their first Sudirman Cup.
    • Li/Liu and CYF won four matches each, the most among any players in Group 1.
    • China never lost any matches when Sudirman Cup is held in China.
    • KM lost for the first time in team events.
     
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    Fun Facts in Australia Open.
    • JC won two consecutive individual titles.
    • All INA MS happens again after the last one was happened in Korea Open 2017.
    • Ko/Shin won the title by beating the WR2-5.
    • Wang/Huang never lost a single game on their way to the title.
    • China is the overall winner with 2 titles.
     
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    Statistics in Indonesia Open.
    • There are total 154 matches played, including 3 retired matches.
    • There are 1 W/O matches.
    • 57 matches ended up in rubber games (37.01%).
    • There are 17 same country matches in this tournament.
    • The fastest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to Gregoria vs P. Chocuwong in R1 with just 26 minutes.
    • The longest match goes to CL vs T. Sugiarto in R1 with 92 minutes.
    • There are two of the easiest match, not counting the retired matches. One is Gregoria vs P. Chocuwong in R1 with the scoreline 21-10 21-8. The other one is Dong/Feng (CHN) vs Chang/Yang (TPE) in R1 with the scoreline 21-7 21-11.
    • The hardest match is between Hoo/Yap vs Ponnappa/Reddy in R1 with the scoreline 22-20 20-22 22-20.
    Fun Facts in Indonesia Open.
    • Minions and FukuHiro successfully defend their title.
    • CTC is the first TPE MS to win the this title.
    • CTC has the most games played, with 14 games in total.
    • CTC won his biggest title in his career.
    • KW reaches his first SF in the SS/WT500+ tournament.
    • Minions are the first MD pair to defend the title since Rexy/Ricky in 20 years.
    • All INA MD final occurs after the last time this happened was from 14 years ago.
    • This is the third consecutive all INA MD final in Istora.
    • Minions extend their flawless win-lose record with 27-0 in the newly-renovated Istora.
    • Zheng/Huang didn't drop a single game on their way to the title.
    • FukuHiro rise back to the WR1 after becoming the winner.
    • Japan is the overall winner with 2 titles.
     
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    Asian games, Indonesia Master and Indonesia Open?
     
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    Utterly dominating, only Huang/Wang and Higashino/Watanabe can even think about winning against them
     
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    Yes, you are right.

    Even then, it is still really difficult. Even taking one game from them is not easy.
     
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    Statistics in Japan Open.
    • There are total 155 matches played.
    • 43 matches ended up in rubber games (27.74%).
    • There are 13 same country matches in this tournament.
    • There are three fastest matches with the 25 minutes duration.
      • Zheng/Huang vs Chopra/Reddy R1
      • Wang/Huang vs Alimov/Davletova R2
      • Praveen/Melati vs Chang/Ng (HKG) R2
    • The longest match goes to KM vs AG in QF with 89 minutes.
    • There are two of the easiest matches. One is FukuHiro vs Bolotova/Davletova in R1 with the scoreline 21-8 21-8. The other one is Wang/Huang vs Chan/Goh in SF with the scoreline 21-10 21-6.
    • The hardest match is between Ahsan/Hendra vs Ko/Shin in QF with the scoreline 21-17 19-21 21-19.
    Fun Facts in Japan Open.
    • Minions and KM successfully defend their title.
    • Minions won their hattrick Japan Open title.
    • AY won her second Japan Open title. Her first Japan Open title is also her first top-tier title.
    • AY won back-to-back title for the first time.
    • Kim/Kong won their biggest title in his career.
    • Zheng/Huang lost for the first time in QF.
    • Minions are the first MD pair to produce the hattrick Japan Open title since Rexy/Ricky in 22 years.
    • All INA MD final occurs again after INA Open final one week before.
    • Wang/Huang and AY didn't drop a single game on their way to the title.
    • AY and MatsuNaga rise back to the WR1 after becoming the winner and runner up, respectively.
    • ML reaches her first SF in SS/WT500+ tournament.
    • Japan is the overall winner with 2 titles.
     
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    Statistics in Thailand Open.
    • There are total 182 matches played, including 1 retired match.
    • There is only one W/O match.
    • 74 matches ended up in rubber games (40.66%).
    • There are 16 same country matches in this tournament.
    • The fastest match goes to Aimsaard/Aimsaard (THA) vs Gong/Ng (MAC) in Qualifier with 19 minutes.
    • The longest match goes to Du/Li vs Lee/Shin in SF with 89 minutes.
    • There are two of the easiest matches. One is ST vs Ruselli in R1 with the scoreline 21-8 21-10. The other one is Fitriani vs Mainaky in R2 with the scoreline 21-13 21-5.
    • The hardest match is between Rankireddy/Shetty vs Li/Liu in Final with the scoreline 21-19 18-21 21-18.
    Fun Facts in Thailand Open.
    • Tanaka/Yonemoto won their first title since their 2017 SSF title.
    • LZJ reaches his first SF in SS/WT500+ tournament.
    • Rankireddy/Shetty won their biggest title in his career.
    • Rankireddy/Shetty become the first IND pair to win the SS/WT500+ title.
    • CYF didn't drop a single game on their way to the title.
    • China is the overall winner with 2 titles.
     
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    Statistics in BWF World Championship.
    • There are total 244 matches played, including 1 retired match.
    • There are 7 W/O matches.
    • 67 matches ended up in rubber games (27.46%).
    • There are 7 same country matches in this tournament.
    • The fastest match goes to Ho-Shue/Yakura (CAN) vs Austria pair in R1 with 11 minutes.
    • The longest match goes to Du/Li vs TakaMatsu in in QF with 126 minutes.
    • The easiest match is between Delrue/Palermo (FRA) vs USA pair in R1 with the scoreline 21-5 21-6.
    • The hardest match is between Du/Li vs TakaMatsu in QF with the scoreline 23-25 21-18 25-23.
    Fun Facts in BWF World Championship.
    • KM, MatsuNaga, Zheng/Huang successfully defend their WC title.
    • Ahsan/Hendra, MatsuNaga, Zheng/Huang remain undefeated in the WC as a pair.
    • Second WC title for KM, MatsuNaga, Zheng/Huang.
    • Third WC title for Ahsan/Hendra.
    • KM is the fourth MS player to defend the WC title.
    • PVS is the first IND player to win the WC title.
    • First WC title for BSP, KW, AA, Fajar/Rian, HokiKoba, Du Yue, Dechapol/Sapsiree, Yuta/Arisa.
    • BSP is the first IND MS player to win the WC medal since Prakash Padukone did in 1983.
    • KW is the first THA MS player to win the WC medal.
    • THA won 3 WC medals, the most that THA has ever achieved.
    • BSP is the lowest seeded player to win a medal.
    • HokiKoba is the lowest seeded finalist players.
    • This WC is HokiKoba's best performance, reaching WC final.
    • Hendra won his 4th WC title, the same as the record-holder Cai/Fu.
    • Dechapol/Sapsiree is the first THA pair WC finalists.
    • 2 of the final matches are rematches from the previous WC finals.
    • FukuHiro won the third consecutive silver WC medals.
    • KM didn't drop a single game on their way to the title.
    • Since CHN's participation from 1983, this is CHN's worst WC performance with just 1 rep at the final.
    • This is the first time Japan earned at least one WC medal in all of 5 categories.
    • Japan is the overall winner with 2 titles.
     
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    Also game 1 of Ho-Shue/Yakura vs Austria pair had the Austria pair get 15 points in a row, then lose 21 points in a row.
     
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    FUN FACTS about my Fav World Champs PVS and CM

    * PVS and CM happen to be the first two WC Champs who happen to be Both Arch Rivals and Best Friends

    *CM last year was in Guangzhou where her best friend PVS was competing in WTF tittle so CM and PVS were in touch throughout the tournament and she kept telling PVS "I am with you and you have my support" ....Such Close friendship is first in the History of Badminton.

    *Never has the rival player Publicly displayed their love and happinrss for their rival cum Best friend's Victory so first time in the history the WC CM put her Best friends Pic with words Proud of you Girl,You're Gold both on Instagram Status and Twitter When her Best Friend herself Became the World Champion 2019.

    *PVS and CM NEVER hug and talk to other players when playing at any tournament but whenever they are playing at the same tournament they always hug and talk to each other like normal friends even go out for meals and shopping.

    *Former and Current World Champions CM and PVS are not only themselves best friends but their mothers are friends too.


    Rarest and Lovliest History of two Best WORLD CHAMPIONS in the WORLD
     
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    lol, too much fanfic. But im not sure abt this one
    do u have any source?
     

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