India’s medal hopes from women’s singles competition of 2022 Australian Open took serious hit after Tanya Hemanth crashed out after losing in first-round, we examine badminton tournament schedule, results, draw, seeded players, tickets & streaming details
Anwesha Gowda defeated her opponent in straight sets in the opening round of 2022 Australian Open women’s singles competition. With this victory, she has earned spot in Thursday’s second-round match against Goh Jin Wei.
Australian Open Badminton Tournament 2022 Women’s Singles Results Today, Round of 16 Schedule, Date, Time, Score, Draw, Tickets, Players, Prize Money, And Live Stream
SATHIO GROUP Australian Open 2022
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21 21 🇮🇳Anwesha GOWDA🏅
9 11 🇦🇺Pitchaya Elysia VIRAVONG🕗 in 21 minutes
https://t.co/3bgpObE6PP— BWFScore (@BWFScore) November 16, 2022
2022 Australian Open Badminton Women’s Singles Results Today, Score, Winners, & Round of 16 Draw
During her first-round match at 2022 Australian Open badminton, Anwesha Gowda dominated her Australian opponent Viravong to win in straight-set by score of 21-9, 21-11. On Thursday, Anwesha will play Malaysian Goh, who defeated Indian shuttler Tany Hemanth with ease to book her own berth in second-round. Elsewhere, third-seed Pornpawee Chochuwong and fourth-seed Nozomi Okuhara sealed their berth in Thursday’s Round of 16 matches after winning their respective first-round ties.
On Wednesday, top-seeded An Se-young easily dispatched Taiwanese Sung by score of 21-14, 21-13 to qualify for second-round at Australian Open. During this match, top-seeded Lee dominated from very start and never really seemed in trouble against inexperienced Sung. This victory sets up a tantalizing matchup between Japanese shuttler Asuka Takahashi and An. In another first-round match on Wednesday, eighth-seed Yeo Jia Min was defeated in straight-set by score of 6-21, 12-21 against Taiwanese Pai Yu Po. For this upcoming tournament, fans can purchase their tickets from here.
Below, we look at upcoming schedule of 2022 Australian Open:
17th November: Round of 16 matches will begin (Beginning from 8:30 AM)
November 18: Quarter-finals begin
19th November: Semi-finals begin
November 20: Finals begin
2022 Australian Open Badminton Women’s Singles Results & Schedule
First Round Results (16th November)
South Korea An S-y 21 21
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Chinese Taipei Sung S-y 14 13
Japan A Takahashi 21 21
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Australia V Tjonadi 4 8
Singapore Yeo J M 6 12
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Chinese Taipei Pai Y-p 21 21
Chinese Taipei Yu C-h 8 21 21
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Chinese Taipei Hsu W-c 21 19 16
Thailand P Chochuwong 21 21
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Malaysia Kisona S 13 10
Australia V Na 4 4
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Japan A Ohori 21 21
India A Gowda 21 21
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Australia P E Viravong 9 11
Malaysia Goh J W 21 21
vs
India T Hemanth 15 16
Australia Chen H-y 21 21
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Australia YR Zhang 4 13
South Korea Kim G-e 21 20 5
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China Han Y 9 22 21
Indonesia P K Wardani 21 21
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Malaysia S Cheah S Y 19 15
Australia L Ma 6 13
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Japan N Okuhara 21 21
Thailand S Katethong 21 21
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China Zhang YM 13 16
Indonesia G M Tunjung 21 21
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Australia S Tjonadi 4 6
Japan S Kawakami 23 21
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South Korea Sim Y-j 21 11
Australia T Ho 21 21
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Australia I Yan 13 11
Round of 16 Schedule (17h November)
South Korea An S-y vs Japan A Takahashi
Chinese Taipei Pai Y-p vs Chinese Taipei Yu C-h
Thailand P Chochuwong vs Japan A Ohori
India A Gowda vs Malaysia Goh J W
Australia Chen H-y vs China Han Y
Indonesia P K Wardani vs Japan N Okuhara
Thailand S Katethong vs Indonesia G M Tunjung
Japan S Kawakami vs Australia T Ho
Points Award System
Every competitor will aim to win the champion’s title, which is worth 7,000 BWF Points and might have a significant impact on the BWF World Rankings. From India, numerous top-ranked players withdrew, leaving just Anwesha Gowda and Tanya Hemanth remaining; however, Tanya had to bow out early after losing to Malaysian veteran Goh Jin Wei.
| Winner | Runner-up | 3/4 | 5/8 | 9/16 | 17/32 | 33/64 | 65/128 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7,000 | 5,950 | 4,900 | 3,850 | 2,750 | 1,670 | 660 | 320 |
Prize Money Pool Distribution
As this competition is a BWF World Tour Super 300 tournament, the singles category winner of 2022 Australian Open badminton tournament will receive $13,500, while the runner-up will receive $6,840. All of the losers from the first round, including Tanya Hemanth, will have to return home empty-handed.
| Event | Winner | Finalist | Semi-finals | Quarter-finals | Last 16 |
| Singles | $13,500 | $6,840 | $2,610 | $1,080 | $630 |
| Doubles | $14,220 | $6,840 | $2,520 | $1,305 | $675 |
When And Where to Watch: Live Stream & Telecast Australian Open Badminton
On Wednesday, Anwesha Gowda and Goh Jin Wei will face-off in second-round match at 2022 Australian Open badminton tournament. As per sources, BWF’s official YouTube account and Voot Select will both stream this match live.
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