Hangzhou's postponed Asian Games set for September 2023 start :
New dates of September 23 to October 8 next year have been set for the postponed Asian Games in Hangzhou.
The multi-sport event had been due to take place between September 10 and 25 this year, but was delayed in response to Chinese COVID-19 restrictions.
An Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) taskforce held discussions with the Chinese Olympic Committee, Hangzhou Asian Games Organising Committee and other stakeholders before proposing these new dates, which have been approved by the OCA Executive Board.
This year's OCA General Assembly due to take place in Hangzhou was moved to Cambodia's capital Phnom Penh and is set for October 4.
Hangzhou 2022 is set to be China's third staging of the Asian Games, following Beijing 1990 and Guangzhou 2010.
It is among a number of sporting events in the country to be either cancelled or delayed because of the COVID-19 crisis.
Two postponements have seen the Chengdu 2021 Summer World University Games moved to 2023, while the Asian Beach Games in Sanya are also now scheduled to be held in 2023.
The Asian Youth Games in Shantou were cancelled altogether, while China pulled out of hosting next year's Asian Cup in men's football.
It did stage the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games earlier this year, inside a "closed-loop management system" which kept all participants away from the Chinese public.
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New dates of September 23 to October 8 next year have been set for the postponed Asian Games in Hangzhou.
The multi-sport event had been due to take place between September 10 and 25 this year, but was delayed in response to Chinese COVID-19 restrictions.
An Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) taskforce held discussions with the Chinese Olympic Committee, Hangzhou Asian Games Organising Committee and other stakeholders before proposing these new dates, which have been approved by the OCA Executive Board.
This year's OCA General Assembly due to take place in Hangzhou was moved to Cambodia's capital Phnom Penh and is set for October 4.
Hangzhou 2022 is set to be China's third staging of the Asian Games, following Beijing 1990 and Guangzhou 2010.
It is among a number of sporting events in the country to be either cancelled or delayed because of the COVID-19 crisis.
Two postponements have seen the Chengdu 2021 Summer World University Games moved to 2023, while the Asian Beach Games in Sanya are also now scheduled to be held in 2023.
The Asian Youth Games in Shantou were cancelled altogether, while China pulled out of hosting next year's Asian Cup in men's football.
It did stage the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games earlier this year, inside a "closed-loop management system" which kept all participants away from the Chinese public.
#AsianGames #AG23
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After a thorough evaluation by the China Badminton Association and the National Badminton Team, it was decided to accept the BWF invitation and approve Shi Yuqi's participation in the World championships in Japan
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Chen Long has DECLINED his invitation for BWF World Championships .
Shi Yu Qi replaced Chen Long .
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Chen Long has DECLINED his invitation for BWF World Championships .
Shi Yu Qi replaced Chen Long .
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Denmark and Singapore national team training together to prepare for the 2022 world championship .
In preparation for the 2022 World Championships which will be held in Tokyo, Japan on 22-28 August 2022, the Danish and Singaporean national teams held joint training. The joint training was held at Brondby Hallen, the training center for the Danish national team.
Ten Singapore national team players, including Loh Kean Yew and Yeo Jia Min came to Brondby Hallen, Denmark. The Danish and Singaporean players will train together this week, 18-24 July 2022.
This joint exercise is the result of a collaboration between Kenneth Jonassen as Head Coach of the Danish National Team and Marthin Andrew as Director of the Singapore Badminton Federation.
Source: Badminton Denmark
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In preparation for the 2022 World Championships which will be held in Tokyo, Japan on 22-28 August 2022, the Danish and Singaporean national teams held joint training. The joint training was held at Brondby Hallen, the training center for the Danish national team.
Ten Singapore national team players, including Loh Kean Yew and Yeo Jia Min came to Brondby Hallen, Denmark. The Danish and Singaporean players will train together this week, 18-24 July 2022.
This joint exercise is the result of a collaboration between Kenneth Jonassen as Head Coach of the Danish National Team and Marthin Andrew as Director of the Singapore Badminton Federation.
Source: Badminton Denmark
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The Top 25 earners (as of 18 July 2022):
1 Viktor Axelsen US$232,750
2 Tai Tzu Ying US$140,300
3 Huang Ya Qiong US$127,180
4 Chen Yu Fei US$123,050
5 Zheng Si Wei US$119,687
6 Nami Matsuyama, Chiharu Shida US$103,894
7 An Se Young US$103,105
8 Akane Yamaguchi US$82,225
9 Lakshya Sen US$75,460
10 Ratchanok Intanon US$75,150
11 Fajar Alfian, Muhammad Rian Ardianto US$65,630
12 Lee Zii Jia US$64,595
13 Yuta Watanabe, Arisa Higashino US$62,162
14 Wang Zhi Yi US$57,640
15 He Bing Jiao US$57,355
16 Liu Yu Chen US$55,649
17 Ou Xuan Yi US$54,024
18 Pusarla V Sindhu US$53,852
19 Busanan Ongbamrungphan US$49,785
20 Yugo Kobayashi, Takuro Hoki US$48,027
21 Zhao Jun Peng US$46,975
22 Jonatan Christie US$46,360
23 Bagas Maulana, Muhammad Shohibul Fikri US$43,894
24 Jia Yi Fan, Chen Qing Chen US$43,214
25 Wang Yi Lyu, Huang Dong Ping US$43,202
1 Viktor Axelsen US$232,750
2 Tai Tzu Ying US$140,300
3 Huang Ya Qiong US$127,180
4 Chen Yu Fei US$123,050
5 Zheng Si Wei US$119,687
6 Nami Matsuyama, Chiharu Shida US$103,894
7 An Se Young US$103,105
8 Akane Yamaguchi US$82,225
9 Lakshya Sen US$75,460
10 Ratchanok Intanon US$75,150
11 Fajar Alfian, Muhammad Rian Ardianto US$65,630
12 Lee Zii Jia US$64,595
13 Yuta Watanabe, Arisa Higashino US$62,162
14 Wang Zhi Yi US$57,640
15 He Bing Jiao US$57,355
16 Liu Yu Chen US$55,649
17 Ou Xuan Yi US$54,024
18 Pusarla V Sindhu US$53,852
19 Busanan Ongbamrungphan US$49,785
20 Yugo Kobayashi, Takuro Hoki US$48,027
21 Zhao Jun Peng US$46,975
22 Jonatan Christie US$46,360
23 Bagas Maulana, Muhammad Shohibul Fikri US$43,894
24 Jia Yi Fan, Chen Qing Chen US$43,214
25 Wang Yi Lyu, Huang Dong Ping US$43,202
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The Badminton World Federation (BWF) has explained its move in allowing China’s Shi Yu Qi to play in the World Championships from Aug 21-28 in Tokyo, Japan.
China had initially pulled Shi’s name from the entry list. Under Section 3.2.21 of the Regulations for eligibility and processing of entries for World Championships, a player or pair who has declined in Phase One cannot be re-entered.
Phase One entries to the World Championships are based on the world rankings on the last Thursday of April. This year, it fell on April 28.
BWF would then inform the member associations the following day, and they would have until the second Thursday of May to confirm the entries. This year, that was on May 12.
Yesterday, BWF council member Datuk Kenny Goh, had asked the world body to explain its decision.
BWF, in clarifying the matter, released a statement last night saying: “BWF considered Shi Yu Qi as technically ineligible at the time of the first invitation phase due to his suspension, which the Chinese Badminton Association (CBA) confirmed in their letter, as part of their request for special dispensation.
“CBA clarified that subsequent to the first invitation phase, the suspension of Shi was lifted.
“As such, Shi was then considered eligible for an invitation, in substitution for the withdrawal of Chen Long.”
BWF said that as this was a special case, a dispensation under the GCR (general competition regulations) was approved by BWF president Poul-Erik Hoyer, and deputy chair of events, Zhang Jun.
Besides Goh, Shi’s inclusion in the world meet received plenty of attention, especially from Indonesia.
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China had initially pulled Shi’s name from the entry list. Under Section 3.2.21 of the Regulations for eligibility and processing of entries for World Championships, a player or pair who has declined in Phase One cannot be re-entered.
Phase One entries to the World Championships are based on the world rankings on the last Thursday of April. This year, it fell on April 28.
BWF would then inform the member associations the following day, and they would have until the second Thursday of May to confirm the entries. This year, that was on May 12.
Yesterday, BWF council member Datuk Kenny Goh, had asked the world body to explain its decision.
BWF, in clarifying the matter, released a statement last night saying: “BWF considered Shi Yu Qi as technically ineligible at the time of the first invitation phase due to his suspension, which the Chinese Badminton Association (CBA) confirmed in their letter, as part of their request for special dispensation.
“CBA clarified that subsequent to the first invitation phase, the suspension of Shi was lifted.
“As such, Shi was then considered eligible for an invitation, in substitution for the withdrawal of Chen Long.”
BWF said that as this was a special case, a dispensation under the GCR (general competition regulations) was approved by BWF president Poul-Erik Hoyer, and deputy chair of events, Zhang Jun.
Besides Goh, Shi’s inclusion in the world meet received plenty of attention, especially from Indonesia.
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