Denmark Open badminton 2023 live results today, schedule, date, time, draw, live streaming in India

Denmark Open badminton 2023 live results today, schedule, date, time, draw, live streaming in India

We examine the latest results today, upcoming schedule, scores, & streaming details from the ongoing 2023 BWF Denmark Open badminton, which saw Kidambi Srikanth crash out of the tournament following his 21-19, 10-21, 16-21 defeat versus Weng Hongyang

Thanks to her hard-fought victory against Kirsty Gilmour by score of 21-14, 18-21, 21-10 in the first-round of the 2023 Denmark Open, Indian ace PV Sindhu has qualified for the second-round of the women’s singles category. Meanwhile, Aakarshi Kashyap emerged victorious by score of 10-21, 22-20, 21-12 against Yvonne Li to seal her berth in the next round. On Thursday, PV Sindhu will face-off against Gregoria Mariska Tunjung and Aakarshi Kashyap will play versus Supanida Katethong with a spot in the quarterfinal at stake.

Denmark Open badminton 2023 live results today, schedule, date, time, draw, score, live streaming in India

2023 Denmark Open latest results, day 2 schedule, date, venue, fixtures, & first-round updates

On Tuesday, Anthony Ginting, ranked second in men’s singles worldwide, triumphed over Christo Popov with a score of 21-15, 21-15, securing his spot in the second round of the 2023 BWF Denmark Open. Throughout the match, Ginting exhibited exceptional control and did not fall behind at any point, even against his opponent ranked 29th in the world. Looking ahead to the second round, Ginting, the bronze medalist in men’s singles at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, will face either Malaysia’s Ng Tze Yong or China’s Lu Guang Zu.

In a surprising turn of events, the reigning Asian Games champion, Li Shifeng from the People’s Republic of China, experienced a first-round exit after a closely contested match against the 26th-ranked player in the world, Toma Junior Popov, who happens to be the elder brother of Christo. The final score-line in this exciting encounter was 12-21, 21-6, 21-17 in favor of the French shuttler.

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In another women’s singles match, Carolina Marin, the 2016 Olympic gold medalist, advanced to the second round when her rival, Gao Fang Jie, was forced to withdraw from the opening game due to an injury. The three-time world champion from Spain will now compete against Sung Shuo Yun from Chinese Taipei in the upcoming round.

Below, we look at the upcoming schedule of 2023 Denmark Open:

18th October: First-Round (beginning from 12:30 PM IST)

19th October: Second-Round

October 20: Quarter-Final

21st October: Semi-Final

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October 22: Final

Denmark Open 2023: first-round results and schedule

CATEGORY ORDER MATCH SET-1 SET-2 SET-3
MEN’S SINGLES 1 Denmark V Axelsen – – –
Denmark M Johannesen – – –
2 Belgium J Carraggi – – –
Malaysia Lee Z J – – –
3 Indonesia J Christie – – –
Chinese Taipei Chou T-c – – –
4 China Zhao JP – – –
Japan K Nishimoto – – –
5 Thailand K Vitidsarn – – –
Denmark R Gemke – – –
6 Chinese Taipei Lin C-y – – –
Japan K Tsuneyama – – –
7 Israel M Zilberman – – –
Japan K Watanabe – – –
8 Chinese Taipei Wang T-w – – –
Hong Kong Lee C Y – – –
9 Thailand K Wangcharoen – – –
India L Sen – – –
10 Hong Kong Ng K L 13 0r –
China Shi YQ 21 3 –
11 Denmark A Antonsen – – –
Republic of Ireland N Nguyen – – –
12 Singapore Loh K Y – – –
Japan K Naraoka – – –
13 China Weng HY 19 21 21
India S Kidambi 21 10 16
14 France T J Popov 12 21 21
China Li SF 21 6 17
15 Malaysia Ng T Y – – –
China Lu GZ – – –
16 France C Popov 15 15 –
Indonesia A S Ginting 21 21 –
WOMEN’S SINGLES 1 Spain C Azurmendi – – –
China Zhang YM – – –
2 Denmark L Christophersen – – –
Denmark M Blichfeldt – – –
3 China Han Y – – –
Chinese Taipei Pai Y-p – – –
4 Chinese Taipei Hsu W-c – – –
Vietnam Nguyễn T L – – –
5 China Chen YF – – –
Indonesia P K Wardani – – –
6 China Wang ZY – – –
Japan S Kawakami – – –
7 China He BJ – – –
Malaysia Goh J W – – –
8 Denmark L Kjærsfeldt – – –
Thailand P Chochuwong – – –
9 South Korea Kim G-e 11 15 –
Chinese Taipei Sung S-y 21 21 –
10 China Gao FJ 8r – –
Spain C Marín 11 – –
11 Japan A Ohori 10 13 –
Thailand B Ongbamrungphan 21 21 –
12 Singapore Yeo J M – – –
Chinese Taipei Tai T-y – – –
13 Scotland K Gilmour 14 21 10
India P. V. Sindhu 21 18 21
14 Japan N Okuhara 11 12 –
Indonesia G M Tunjung 21 21 –
15 Thailand S Katethong 23 21 –
Japan N Nidaira 21 13 –
16 Germany Y Li 21 20 12
India A Kashyap 10 22 21
MEN’S DOUBLES 1 Indonesia F Alfian – – –
Indonesia M R Ardianto
Chinese Taipei Lu C-y – – –
Chinese Taipei Yang P-ha
2 China Chen BY – – –
China Liu Y
England B Lane – – –
England S Vendy
3 Japan T Hoki – – –
Japan Y Kobayashi
France L Corvée – – –
France R Labar
4 South Korea Jin Y – – –
South Korea Na S-s
Indonesia L R Carnando – – –
Indonesia D Marthin
5 South Korea Kang M-h – – –
South Korea Seo S-j
India Arjun M. R. – – –
India D Kapila
6 Indonesia M S Fikri – – –
Indonesia B Maulana
Scotland A Dunn – – –
Scotland A Hall
7 China Liu YC – – –
China Ou XY
Chinese Taipei Lee J-h – – –
Chinese Taipei Yang P-hs
8 Chinese Taipei Lee Y – – –
Chinese Taipei Wang C-l
Thailand S Jomkoh – – –
Thailand K Kedren
9 Germany M Lamsfuß – – –
Germany M Seidel
China Tan Q – – –
China Zhou HD
10 Japan K Matsui – – –
Japan Y Takeuchi
Denmark K Astrup – – –
Denmark A S Rasmussen
11 Japan A Koga – – –
Japan T Saito
Malaysia Man W C – – –
Malaysia Tee K W
12 Malaysia Ong Y S w / o
Malaysia Teo E Y
India S Rankireddy – – –
India C Shetty
13 Indonesia P Kusumawardana 28 15 –
Indonesia Y Rambitan
Indonesia M Ahsan 30 21 –
Indonesia H Setiawan
14 France C Popov 16 18 –
France T J Popov
Malaysia A Chia 21 21 –
Malaysia Soh W Y
15 China He JT w / o
China Ren XY
South Korea Choi S-g – – –
South Korea Kim W-h
16 Denmark R Kjær – – –
Denmark F Søgaard
China Liang WK – – –
China Wang C
WOMEN’S DOUBLES 1 China Chen QC – – –
China Jia YF
France M Lambert – – –
France A Tran
2 Malaysia P Tan – – –
Malaysia Thinaah M
Thailand J Kititharakul w / o
Thailand R Prajongjai
3 Indonesia A Rahayu – – –
Indonesia S F S Ramadhanti
Hong Kong Yeung N T w / o
Hong Kong Yeung P L
4 Malaysia V Hoo – – –
Malaysia Lim C S
Germany L Efler – – –
Germany I Lohau
5 South Korea Kim S-y – – –
South Korea Kong H-y
China Liu SS w / o
China Tan N
6 Japan R Iwanaga – – –
Japan K Nakanishi
Denmark M Fruergaard – – –
Denmark S Thygesen
7 China Zhang SX – – –
China Zheng Y
Malaysia A Cheong – – –
Malaysia Teoh M X
8 Chinese Taipei Lee C-h – – –
Chinese Taipei Teng C-h
Netherlands D Jille – – –
Netherlands C Seinen
9 Bulgaria G Stoeva 20 16 –
Bulgaria S Stoeva
Japan R Miyaura 22 21 –
Japan A Sakuramoto
10 China Li WM – – –
China Liu XX
Japan N Matsuyama – – –
Japan C Shida
11 United States P L Cao Hok – – –
United States L Lam
Thailand B Aimsaard – – –
Thailand N Aimsaard
12 China Li YJ – – –
China Luo XM
Japan Y Fukushima – – –
Japan S Hirota
13 South Korea Jeong N-e – – –
South Korea Kim H-j
South Korea Lee Y-l – – –
South Korea Shin S-c
14 Chinese Taipei Hsu Y-c – – –
Chinese Taipei Lin W-c
Japan M Matsumoto – – –
Japan W Nagahara
15 Indonesia F D Kusuma – – –
Indonesia A C Pratiwi
Scotland J MacPherson – – –
Scotland C Torrance
16 Japan R Hirokami – – –
Japan Y Kato
Chinese Taipei Sung S-y – – –
Chinese Taipei Yu C-h
MIXED DOUBLES 1 China Zheng SW – – –
China Huang YQ
England G Mairs – – –
England J Mairs
2 Germany M Lamsfuß – – –
Germany I Lohau
Indonesia D Ferdinansyah – – –
Indonesia G E Widjaja
3 Thailand D Puavaranukroh – – –
Thailand S Taerattanachai
England M Ellis – – –
England L Smith
4 Denmark M Thyrri – – –
Denmark A Magelund
Malaysia Chen T J – – –
Malaysia Toh E W
5 South Korea Seo S-j – – –
South Korea Chae Y-j
Hong Kong Lee C H – – –
Hong Kong Ng T Y
6 Indonesia P Jordan – – –
Indonesia M D Oktavianti
China Cheng X – – –
China Chen FH
7 France T Gicquel – – –
France D Delrue
Japan Y Kaneko – – –
Japan M Matsutomo
8 Chinese Taipei Yang P-hs – – –
Chinese Taipei Hu L-f
Scotland A Hall – – –
Scotland J MacPherson
9 Malaysia Tan K M 16 10 –
Malaysia Lai P J
Netherlands R Tabeling 21 21 –
Netherlands S Piek
10 Indonesia R N Kusharjanto 17 21 16
Indonesia L A Kusumawati
South Korea Kim W-h 21 14 21
South Korea Jeong N-e
11 Chinese Taipei Lee J-h 21 21 –
Chinese Taipei Hsu Y-c
Thailand S Jomkoh 15 13 –
Thailand S Paewsampran
12 Indonesia R Rivaldy – – –
Indonesia P H Mentari
China Feng YZ – – –
China Huang DP
13 Denmark M Christiansen – – –
Denmark A Bøje
Hong Kong Tang C M – – –
Hong Kong Tse Y S
14 Japan H Midorikawa – – –
Japan N Saito
China Jiang ZB – – –
China Wei YX
15 Chinese Taipei Ye H-w 19 22 21
Chinese Taipei Lee C-h
Malaysia Goh S H 21 20 17
Malaysia S J Lai
16 Japan K Yamashita 12 11 –
Japan N Shinoya
Japan Y Watanabe 21 21 –
Japan A Higashino

2023 Denmark Open: net prize pool and monetary rewards

The prize money for the singles category winners has been officially announced at $59,500, while the victorious doubles pair will receive a substantial sum of $62,500. Conversely, those who secure the runner-up position in the singles category will be granted a prize of $28,750. Kidambi Srikanth, having been eliminated in the first round, will be heading home with a modest prize of $850.

Event Winner Finals Semi-finals Quarter-finals Last 16 Last 32
Singles $59,500 $28,900 $11,900 $4,675 $2,550 $850
Doubles $62,900 $29,750 $11,900 $5,312.5 $2,762.5 $850

When & Where to watch: live stream & telecast

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As for the 2023 BWF Denmark Open, it has been confirmed that the tournament will be broadcast live on the official BWF TV YouTube channel. Regrettably, no Indian television networks will be offering live coverage of this event.

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