Badminton 2014 - A Quick Refiew

Wednesday, December 24, 2014Current Affairs Important Updates

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Friends, we've already posted quick reviews of Cricket andTennis for the year
2014. In this post we shall see a quick review of Badminton 2014.
Important Points to Note :
o

Indian Badminton Player Ajay Jayaram won the Dutch Open Tournament
beating Maulana Mustafa (Indonesia)

H.

S.

Prannoy won Indonesian masters

title defeating

Indonesian

Firman Abdul Kholik.

o

Saina

Nehwal

(India) won Australian

Open

Super

Series

Title

2014 after defeating Caroline Marin (Spain)

o

Japan won the Thomas Cup 2014 for the first time after defeating
Malaysia.

China won the Uber Cup 2014 by defeating Japan.

Simon Santoso (Indonesia) won the Malaysia Grand Prix 2014 after
defeating Sourabh Varma (India)

Kidambi

Srikanth won

the 78th Senior

National

Badminton

Championship 2014 defeating P. V. Sindhu.

Wang

Tzu

Wei of

Chinese

Taipe

won

the New

Zealand

Open

Badminton 2014 after defeating Nozomi Kuhara of Japan.

o

Saina Nehwal won Syed Modi International India Grand Prix Gold
Badminton crown by defeating P. V. Sindhu in Lucknow.

Indian Badminton player Arvind Bhat wonGerman Open Grand Prix

2014 tournament by defeating Denmarks Hans-Kristian Vittinghus.

Lee

Chong

Wei

(China) won

the All

England

Badminton

Championship by beating Chen Long (China).

Some Important Tournaments

Tournament
Singapore Open Super
Series 2014

Asian Badminton
Championships 2014 (South
Korea)
Indian Open Badminton
Tournament 2014

China Open Badminton

2014

Winner
Mens Singles :
Simon Santoso (Indonesia)
Womens Singles :
Wang Yihan (China)
Mens Singles :
Lind Dan (China)
Womens Singles :
Sung Jihyum (South Korea)
Mens Singles :
Li Chong Wei (China)
Womens Singles :
Shiquiang Wang (China)
Mens Singles :
Kidambi Srikanth (India)
Womens Singles :
Saina Nehwal (India)

World Badminton Federation Awards 2014

o

Best Player (Men) Lee Chong Ve (Malaysia)

Best Player (Women) Lee Jhu Ruy (China)

Runner-up
Lee Chong Wei (Malaysia)
Li Xuerui (China)
Sasaki Sho (Japan)
Wang Shixian (China)
Chen Long (China)
Li Xuerui (China)
Lin Dan (China)
Akane Yamaguchi (Japan)