BWF World Championships badminton 2023 results today, schedule, date, time, draw, prize money, live stream telecast in India where to watch

BWF World Championships badminton 2023 results today, schedule, date, time, draw, prize money, live stream telecast in India where to watch

We examine the 2023 BWF World Championships latest results, score, upcoming schedule, draw, seeded players, prize money, tickets, & streaming information

Thanks to his masterclass against Georges Paul, Indian youngster Lakshya Sen has qualified for the next round at the 2023 BWF World Championships. Notably, Sen won his match against Paul comfortably by score of 21-12, 21-7. Although the prize money for this prestigious competition isn’t revealed yet, BWF has stated that the prize money for major tournaments comprising the prestigious World Tour circuit and the World Tour Finals have the highest payout at $2 Million.

BWF World Championships badminton 2023 results today, schedule, date, time, draw, prize money, live streaming telecast in India where to watch

2023 BWF World Championships singles category latest results, first-round draw, & performance of Indian shuttlers

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Unsurprisingly, men’s singles top-seed Viktor Axelsen began his title quest at the 2023 BWF World Championships with a resounding first-round victory by score of 21-6, 21-11 against Nhat Nguyen. With this win, Axelsen has qualified for the second-round, where he will clash against French shuttler Christo Popov. Meanwhile, Indian star Kidambi Srikanth crashed out from the tournament after losing 14-21, 14-21 versus Japanese shuttler Kenta Nishimoto. Elsewhere, Indian ace HS Prannoy won his first-round tie against Kalle Koljonen by score of 24-22, 21-10 to qualify for the second-round.

we examine Day 2 schedule of 2023 BWF World Championships:

22nd August: First-Round & Second-Round (Men’s Singles: Round of 32, Other Categories: Round of 48 / Round of 32)

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BWF World Championships 2023: singles category first-round updates, scores, & schedule

Category Order Players SET-1 SET-2 SET-3
Men’s Singles 1 Denmark V Axelsen 21 21 –
Republic of Ireland N Nguyen 6 11 –
2 Vietnam Nguyễn H Đ 19 21 17
France C Popov 21 15 21
3 Chinese Taipei Chou T-c 21 21 –
Guatemala K Cordón 16 9 –
4 Nigeria A J Opeyori 18 21 19
United States H Shu 21 13 21
5 Singapore Loh K Y 21 21 –
Spain P Abián 12 9 –
6 Azerbaijan A R Dwicahyo 21 21 –
United States J Ma 14 17 –
7 India Prannoy H. S. 24 21 –
Finland K Koljonen 22 10 –
8 Australia N Tang 7 7 –
Indonesia C A Dwi Wardoyo 21 21 –
9 Thailand K Vitidsarn 21 21 –
Brazil J Matias 16 14 –
10 Mexico J Castillo 8 13 –
Brazil Y Coelho 21 21 –
11 India L Sen 21 21 –
Mauritius J Paul 12 7 –
12 Jordan B A Alshannik 9 5 –
South Korea Jeon H-j 21 21 –
13 China Li SF 21 21 –
Kazakhstan D Panarin 10 8 –
14 Thailand K Wangcharoen 21 21 –
Italy F Caponio 11 11 –
15 China Lu GZ 21 22 –
Netherlands J Kweekel 15 20 –
16 Chinese Taipei Wang T-w 21 21 –
Italy G Toti 11 8 –
17 Canada B. R. Sankeerth – – –
El Salvador U Canjura – – –
18 Portugal B Atilano – – –
Hong Kong Ng K L – – –
19 Denmark R Gemke – – –
Netherlands M Caljouw – – –
20 Spain L E Peñalver – – –
China Shi YQ – – –
21 Czech Republic J Louda – – –
Singapore J Teh – – –
22 Germany M Weißkirchen – – –
Hong Kong Lee C Y – – –
23 France T J Popov – – –
Switzerland T Künzi – – –
24 Austria L Wraber – – –
Japan K Naraoka – – –
25 Malaysia Ng T Y 21 26 –
China Zhao JP 19 24 –
26 Israel M Zilberman 8 15 –
Denmark A Antonsen 21 21 –
27 Germany K Schäfer 3r – –
Canada B Yang 11 – –
28 Malaysia Lee Z J 21 21 –
Indonesia J Christie 13 15 –
29 Belgium J Carraggi – – –
Slovakia M Dratva – – –
30 India S Kidambi 14 14 –
Japan K Nishimoto 21 21 –
31 Japan K Tsuneyama – – –
Egypt A H Elgamal – – –
32 Ukraine D Bosniuk walkover
Indonesia A S Ginting withdrew
Women’s Singles 1 Hungary V Sándorházi 18 15 –
Malaysia Goh J W 21 21 –
2 Scotland K Gilmour 22 9 21
Belgium L Tan 20 21 12
3 Chinese Taipei Hsu W-c 21 23 –
Spain C Azurmendi 10 21 –
4 Vietnam Nguyễn T L 15 12 –
Japan N Okuhara 21 21 –
5 Malaysia Kisona S 22 19 13
Chinese Taipei Pai Y-p 20 21 21
6 Republic of Ireland R Darragh 21 21 –
Egypt D Hany 11 14 –
7 Ukraine P Buhrova 7 21 –
Indonesia P K Wardani 21 23 –
8 Germany Y Li 21 21 –
France L Huet 13 12 –
9 Myanmar Thet Htar T – – –
Mexico H Gaitán – – –
10 Switzerland J Stadelmann – – –
United States I Wang – – –
11 Brazil J V Vieira – – –
Singapore I Khan – – –
12 Denmark L Christophersen – – –
Peru I Castillo – – –
13 Canada WY Zhang – – –
Denmark L Kjærsfeldt – – –
14 Singapore Yeo J M walkover
France Qi XF withdrew
15 Estonia K Kuuba – – –
South Korea Kim G-e – – –
16 Australia T Ho – – –
Turkey N Arın – – –

When & Where to watch: live stream & telecast

Given the standing and importance of the 2023 BWF World Championships, fans of badminton will have access to live streaming of this event on Facebook and the BWF’s official YouTube channel, BWF TV. Fans can also watch the live action on Olympics.com owned Olympic Channel.

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