Know the BWF Para-Badminton World Championships 2022 latest results, schedule, score, winner and list of medal winners
From November 1 to November 6, 2022, 2022 HULIC DAIHATSU BWF Para Badminton World Championships is scheduled to take place. The event is being held at Yoyogi National Gymnasium of Japanese capital Tokyo.
BWF Para-Badminton World Championships Tournament 2022 Results Today, Final Schedule, Date, Time, Score, Medal Winners List, Live Stream
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BWF Para-Badminton World Championships Results Today, Last Day Schedule, Date, Time, Venue, Scores, & Other Details
With his dominant performance at 2022 Para Badminton World Championships in Tokyo, Indian ace Pramod Bhagat has advanced to the gold medal match of both singles and doubles event in men’s SL3 division. During Saturday’s thrilling singles semifinal, Pramod defeated Daisuki Fujihara of Japan to advance to the championship match. Top-seeded Pramod won in straight-sets by score of 22-20, 21-14 against Fujihara. Later in men’s singles final, compatriot Nitesh Kumar will be opponent of Pramod. Elsewhere, his doubles partner Manoj Sarkar settled for bronze medal after losing against Nitesh Kumar by score of 21-10, 21-13 in an all-Indian semi-final.
In the semifinal of men’s SL3-SL4 doubles competition, Indian duo Pramod Bhagat & Manoj Sarkar easily dispatched French pair Guillaume Gaily & Mathieu Thomas in straight-set by score of 21-8, 21-16 thanks to their superior play. On Sunday, the Indian duo will square off against Indonesia’s Ramdani & Ukun Runkandi. Meanwhile in men’s SL-4 division, Sukant Kadam bagged bronze-medal after losing 20-22, 15-21 to Indonesia’s Fredy Setiawan.
2022 BWF Para-Badminton World Championships Schedule (6th November)
On Sunday, gold medal matches will be played for many categories and as a result, Indian fans will follow the event eagerly. Pramod Bhagat has rare-chance to claim multiple gold medals for his country, if he wins both singles and doubles final.
Singles WH2 Final: Japan Daiki Kajiwara vs South Korea Kim Jung-jun
Singles SL3 Final: India Pramod Bhagat vs India Kumar Nitesh
Singles SL4 Final: France Lucas Mazur vs Indonesia Fredy Setiawan
Singles SU5 Final: Malaysia Cheah Liek Hou vs Indonesia Dheva Anrimusthi
Singles SH6 Final: England Jack Shephard vs Hong Kong Chu Man Kai
Doubles WH1-WH2 Final: Muhammad Ikhwan Ramli / Noor Azwan Noorlan (Malaysia) vs Rick Cornell Hellmann / Thomas Wandschneider (Germany)
Doubles SL3-SL4 Final: Pramod Bhagat / Manoj Sarkar (India) vs Hikmat Ramdani / Ukun Rukaendi (Indonesia)
Doubles SU5 Final: Dheva Anrimusthi / Hafizh Briliansyah Prawiranegara (Indonesia) vs Cheah Liek Hou / Mohamad Faris Ahmad Azri (Malaysia)
Doubles SH6 Final: Lee Dae-sung / Natthapong Meechai vs Miles Krajewski / Vitor Tavares
Medal Winners of 2022 BWF Para-Badminton World Championships
Till now at 2022 BWF Para-Badminton World Championships, gold medal matches of many events are yet-to-be played. Hence, we take a look at bronze medal winners from this competition. However, it is confirmed that India will bag gold medal in men’s singles SL-3 category with fellow Indian shuttlers Pramod Bhagat and Nitesh Kumar set to face-off in final.
| Category | Event | Bronze Medal Winners | |
| Men’s Event | Singles WH1 | Malaysia Muhammad Ikhwan Ramli | |
| Japan Keita Nishimura | |||
| Singles WH2 | Germany Rick Cornell Hellmann | ||
| Hong Kong Chan Ho Yuen | |||
| Singles SL3 | Japan Daisuke Fujihara | ||
| India Manoj Sarkar | |||
| Singles SL4 | Indonesia Hikmat Ramdani | ||
| India Sukant Kadam | |||
| Singles SU5 | Indonesia Suryo Nugroho | ||
| Japan Taiyo Imai | |||
| Singles SH6 | Brazil Vitor Tavares | ||
| England Krysten Coombs | |||
| Doubles WH1–WH2 | France Thomas Jakobs | ||
| France David Toupe | |||
| South Korea Jeong Jae-gun | |||
| South Korea Yu Soo-young | |||
| Doubles SL3–SL4 | France Guillaume Gailly | ||
| France Mathieu Thomas | |||
| South Korea Joo Dong-jae | |||
| South Korea Shin Kyung-hwan | |||
| Doubles SU5 | India Chirag Baretha | ||
| India Raj Kumar | |||
| India Hardik Makkar | |||
| India Ruthick Ragupathi | |||
| Doubles SH6 | Hong Kong Chu Man Kai | ||
| Hong Kong Wong Chun Yim | |||
| France Fabien Morat | |||
| France Charles Noakes | |||
| Women’s Event | Singles WH1 | South Korea Kwon Hyu-nah | |
| Austria Henriett Koósz | |||
| Singles WH2 | Switzerland Ilaria Renggli | ||
| Japan Yuma Yamazaki | |||
| Singles SL3 | India Manasi Girishchandra Joshi | ||
| India Parul Parmar | |||
| Singles SL4 | Indonesia Khalimatus Sadiyah | ||
| France Faustine Noël | |||
| Singles SU5 | Denmark Cathrine Rosengren | ||
| Japan Kaede Kameyama | |||
| Singles SH6 | Poland Oliwia Szmigiel | ||
| India Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan | |||
| Doubles WH1–WH2 | South Korea Jung Gye-oul | ||
| South Korea Kwon Hyun-ah | |||
| Switzerland Cynthia Mathez | |||
| Switzerland Ilaria Renggli | |||
| Doubles SL3–SU5 | India Mandeep Kaur | ||
| India Manisha Ramadass | |||
| Thailand Nipada Saensupa | |||
| Thailand Chanida Srinavakul | |||
| Doubles SH6 | Thailand Chai Saeyang | ||
| India Latatai Parmeshwar Umrekar | |||
| India Rachana Shaileshkumar Patel | |||
| India Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan | |||
| Mixed Event | Doubles WH1–WH2 | Spain Ignacio Fernandez | |
| Austria Henriett Koósz | |||
| South Korea Yu Soo-young | |||
| South Korea Kwon Hyu-nah | |||
| Doubles SL3–SU5 | India Ruthick Ragupathi | ||
| India Manasi Girishchandra Joshi | |||
| France Lucas Mazur | |||
| France Faustine Noël | |||
| Doubles SH6 | India Krishna Nagar | ||
| India Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan | |||
| England Jack Shephard | |||
| England Rachel Choong | |||
When And Where to Watch: Live Stream & Telecast
This prestigious tournament’s all matches can be followed via BWF’s official YouTube account. With Pramod Bhagat on the verge of claiming double gold medal, his matches on Sunday will be must-watch for Indian badminton fans.