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2023 BWF World Senior Championships – 70+
Tournament details
Dates11 September 2023 (2023-09-11)
17 September 2023 (2023-09-17)
Edition11
LevelInternational
Competitors80 from 18 nations
VenueHwasan Indoor Stadium
Jeonju Indoor Badminton Hall
LocationJeonju, South Korea
Champions
Men's singlesMalaysia Bruni Garip
Women's singlesEngland Betty Bartlett
Men's doublesJapan Nobuyuki Aoyama
Japan Seiji Yamamoto
Women's doublesJapan Haruko Asakoshi
Japan Kinuko Manake
Mixed doublesEngland Peter Emptage
England Betty Bartlett
2021 2025

These are the results of 2023 BWF World Senior Championships' 70+ events. [1]

Competition schedule

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Women's singles, women's doubles, and mixed doubles' entries were all under 16 entries, was competed in round robin.[2]

#R Preliminary rounds GS Group stage QF Quarter-finals SF Semi-finals F Finals
H Hwasan Indoor Stadium J Jeonju Indoor Badminton Hall
Date 11 Sep 12 Sep 13 Sep 14 Sep 15 Sep 16 Sep 17 Sep
Venue H J H J H J H J H H H
Men's singles 1R 2R 3R QF SF F
Women's singles GS GS GS GS SF F
Men's doubles 1R 2R QF SF F
Women's doubles GS GS GS GS SF F
Mixed doubles GS GS GS QF SF F

Medal summary

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Medal standings

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  *   Host nation (South Korea)

2023 BWF World Senior Championships medal table
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 England2316
2 Japan2136
3 Malaysia1012
4 India0112
5 Canada0011
 South Korea*0011
 Sweden0011
8 Finland000.50.5
 South Africa000.50.5
Totals (9 entries)551020

Medalists

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's singles Malaysia Bruni Garip Japan Nobuyuki Aoyama Sweden Stefan Ohrås
Japan Seiji Yamamoto
Women's singles England Betty Bartlett India Jessie Philip India Susy V. John
Canada Siew Har Hong
Men's doubles Japan Nobuyuki Aoyama
Japan Seiji Yamamoto
England Peter Emptage
England Graham Holt
South Africa Johan Croukamp
Finland Carl-Johan Nybergh
Sweden Curt Ingedahl
Sweden Stefan Ohrås
Women's doubles Japan Haruko Asakoshi
Japan Kinuko Manake
England Cathy Alexander
England Sylvia Gill
England Anna Bowskill
England Sylvia Penn
South Korea Jeong Jung-hee
South Korea Park Bok-hee
Mixed doubles England Peter Emptage
England Betty Bartlett
England Graham Michael Robinson
England Cathy Alexander
Japan Nobuyuki Aoyama
Japan Junko Amo
Japan Hirohisa Toshijima
Japan Haruko Asakoshi

Men's singles

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Seeds

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  1. South Africa Johan Croukamp (quarter-finals)
  2. Malaysia Bruni Garip (champion; gold medalists)
  3. Sweden Curt Ingedahl (quarter-finals)
  4. Canada Henry Paynter (quarter-finals)
  5. France Philippe Moucheboeuf (third round)
  6. England Graham Michael Robinson (second round)
  7. Japan Seiji Yamamoto (semi-finals; bronze medalists)
  8. Sweden Stefan Ohrås (semi-finals; bronze medalists)

Finals

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Semi-finals Final
          
Japan Nobuyuki Aoyama 21 17 21
5/8 Sweden Stefan Ohrås 9 21 6
Japan Nobuyuki Aoyama 10 13
2 Malaysia Bruni Garip 21 21
5/8 Japan Seiji Yamamoto 11 8
2 Malaysia Bruni Garip 21 21

Top half

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Section 1

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First round Second round Third round Quarter-finals
                    
1 South Africa J Croukamp 21 21
Germany K Rosenkranz 10 12
1 South Africa J Croukamp 21 21
India K Chandran 16 6
Thailand S Chompoonuchprapa 21 19 13
India K Chandran 15 21 21
1 South Africa J Croukamp 21 11
Japan N Aoyama 23 21
5/8 England G M Robinson 19 21
Japan N Aoyama 21 23
Japan N Aoyama 21 21
Sri Lanka S J Peti 6 5
Sri Lanka S J Peti 21 17 22
Singapore K Lee 19 21 20

Section 2

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First round Second round Third round Quarter-finals
                    
3/4 Canada H Paynter 21 21
India U R Abdul Wahab 8 11
3/4 Canada H Paynter 21 21
South Korea Lee Y-w 6 14
Denmark N J Madsen 15 14
South Korea Lee Y-w 21 21
3/4 Canada H Paynter 21 19 13
5/8 Sweden S Ohrås 19 21 21
5/8 Sweden S Ohrås 21 16 21
Thailand C Hanthanom 7 21 18
5/8 Sweden S Ohrås 21 21
Japan H Toshijima 9 17
Japan H Toshijima 21 21
France P Premat 14 12
Netherlands H Sterrenburg 13 8
France P Premat 21 21

Bottom half

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Section 3

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First round Second round Third round Quarter-finals
                    
Germany C-P Lienig 21 18 21
South Korea Lee J-k 17 21 11
Germany C-P Lienig 21 21
Sri Lanka R de Silva 19 15
Germany C-P Lienig 12 6
5/8 Japan S Yamamoto 21 21
England E Hayes 4 2
5/8 Japan S Yamamoto 21 21
5/8 Japan S Yamamoto 21 21
3/4 Sweden C Ingedahl 15 15
India B Jamir 21 7 19
Thailand P Ritipong 19 21 21
Thailand P Ritipong 10 21 9
3/4 Sweden C Ingedahl 21 13 21
Canada W Metcalfe
3/4 Sweden C Ingedahl w / o

Section 4

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First round Second round Third round Quarter-finals
                    
Thailand A Dejkraisak 21 14 14
India M. L Machettira 16 21 21
India M. L Machettira 21 21
5/8 France P Moucheboeuf 17 15
South Korea Jung H-s 6 13
5/8 France P Moucheboeuf 21 21
India M. L Machettira 13 3
2 Malaysia B Garip 21 21
Japan A Hori 21 22 21
England D Chapman 19 24 14
Japan A Hori 3 9
2 Malaysia B Garip 21 21
Bulgaria H Mihalev 5 10
2 Malaysia B Garip 21 21

Women's singles

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Seeds

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  1. England Betty Bartlett (champion; gold medalists)
  2. England Sylvia Penn (group satge)

Group stage

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Group A

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Pos Team Pld W L GF GA GD PF PA PD Qualification
1 England Betty Bartlett [1] 2 2 0 4 0 +4 85 55 +30 Qualification to elimination stage
2 India Jessie Philip 2 1 1 2 2 0 78 55 +23
3 India Nandini Nagarajan 2 0 2 0 4 −4 31 84 −53
Date Score Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Venue
Sep 11 Betty Bartlett England 2–0 India Nandini Nagarajan 21–10 219 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Sep 13 Jessie Philip India 2–0 India Nandini Nagarajan 213 219 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Sep 14 Betty Bartlett England 2–0 India Jessie Philip '21–16 22–20 Jeonju Indoor Stadium

Group B

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Pos Team Pld W L GF GA GD PF PA PD Qualification
1 Canada Siew Har Hong 3 2 1 5 2 +3 134 101 +33 Qualification to elimination stage
2 India Susy V. John 3 2 1 5 3 +2 155 118 +37
3 England Sylvia Penn [2] 3 2 1 4 3 +1 126 104 +22
4 India Shyamola Khanna 3 0 3 0 6 −6 34 126 −92
Date Score Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Venue
Sep 12 Shyamola Khanna India 0–2 India Susy V. John 4–21 7–21 Jeonju Indoor Stadium
Sylvia Penn England 0–2 Canada Siew Har Hong 8–21 19–21 Jeonju Indoor Stadium
Sep 13 Sylvia Penn England 2–1 India Susy V. John 15–21 21–16 21–16 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Shyamola Khanna India 0–2 Canada Siew Har Hong 2–21 12–21 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Sep 14 Sylvia Penn England 2–0 India Shyamola Khanna 213 216 Jeonju Indoor Stadium
Susy V. John India 2–1 Canada Siew Har Hong 18–21 21–13 21–16 Jeonju Indoor Stadium

Elimination stage

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Semi-finals Final
          
1 England Betty Bartlett 21 15 21
India Susy V. John 14 21 16
1 England Betty Bartlett 17 21 21
India Jessie Philip 21 11 14
India Jessie Philip 21 17 21
Canada Siew Har Hong 17 21 14

Men's doubles

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Seeds

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  1. South Africa Johan Croukamp / Finland Carl-Johan Nybergh (semi-finals; bronze medalists)
  2. England Peter Emptage / Graham Holt (final; silver medalists)
  3. Malaysia Bruni Garip / Anthony Linggian (second round)
  4. Sweden Curt Ingedahl / Stefan Ohrås (semi-finals; bronze medalists)

Finals

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Semi-finals Final
          
1 South Africa Johan Croukamp
Finland Carl-Johan Nybergh
20 22
Japan Nobuyuki Aoyama
Japan Seiji Yamamoto
22 24
Japan Nobuyuki Aoyama
Japan Seiji Yamamoto
21 14 22
2 England Peter Emptage
England Graham Holt
15 21 20
3/4 Sweden Curt Ingedahl
Sweden Stefan Ohrås
18 11
2 England Peter Emptage
England Graham Holt
21 21

Top half

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Section 1

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First round Second round Quarter-finals
               
1 South Africa J Croukamp
Finland C-J Nybergh
18 22 21
Thailand W Palapun
Thailand P Ritipong
21 20 16
1 South Africa J Croukamp
Finland C-J Nybergh
21 21
India R C Grover
India B B Gupta
11 15
India R C Grover
India B B Gupta
18 21 16
South Korea Kim Y-s
South Korea Lee J-s
21 11 16r
South Korea Kim Y-s
South Korea Lee J-s
18 21 21
France P Moucheboeuf
France P Premat
21 17 11

Section 2

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First round Second round Quarter-finals
               
3/4 Malaysia B Garip
Malaysia A Linggian
19 17
Thailand S Chompoonuchprapa
Thailand C Hanthanom
21 21
Thailand S Chompoonuchprapa
Thailand C Hanthanom
21 21
India P Malagoppa
India A Sharma
16 16
Thailand S Chompoonuchprapa
Thailand C Hanthanom
19 23 15
Japan N Aoyama
Japan S Yamamoto
21 21 21
England A Malique
England G M Robinson
17 23 9
Japan N Aoyama
Japan S Yamamoto
21 21 21
Sri Lanka R de Silva
Indonesia F H Mainaky
11 19
Japan N Aoyama
Japan S Yamamoto
21 21

Bottom half

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Section 3

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First round Second round Quarter-finals
               
South Korea Kim D-s
South Korea Pack G
12 15
Canada W Metcalfe
Bulgaria H Mihalev
21 21
Canada W Metcalfe
Bulgaria H Mihalev
21 21
Thailand B Jaiyen
Thailand P Puangsupang
14 10
Canada W Metcalfe
Bulgaria H Mihalev
14 20
3/4 Sweden C Ingedahl
Sweden S Ohrås
21 22
Denmark N J Madsen
Netherlands H Sterrenburg
16 18
England D Chapman
England E Hayes
21 21
England D Chapman
England E Hayes
10 9
3/4 Sweden C Ingedahl
Sweden S Ohrås
21 21

Section 4

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First round Second round Quarter-finals
               
Thailand A Dejkraisak
Thailand N Kulsavete
15 6
India S K Patet
India S S Pundir
21 21
India S K Patet
India S S Pundir
21 21
Japan A Hori
Japan H Toshijima
15 3
India S K Patet
India S S Pundir
9 17
2 England P Emptage
England G Holt
21 21
South Korea Jang Y-s
South Korea Lee Y-w
14 13
Germany C-P Lienig
Germany K Rosenkranz
21 21
Germany C-P Lienig
Germany K Rosenkranz
10 3
2 England P Emptage
England G Holt
21 21

Women's doubles

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Seeds

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  1. England Anna Bowskill / Sylvia Penn (semi-finals; bronze medalists)
  2. England Cathy Alexander / Sylvia Gill (final; silver medalists)

Group stage

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Group A

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Pos Team Pld W L GF GA GD PF PA PD Qualification
1 Japan Haruko Asakoshi
Japan Kinuko Manake
3 3 0 6 0 +6 129 86 +43 Qualification to elimination stage
2 England Anna Bowskill
England Sylvia Penn [1]
3 2 1 4 2 +2 114 92 +22
3 India Susy V. John
India Jessie Philip
3 1 2 2 4 −2 102 107 −5
4 India Punita Nagalia
India Gowramma Veeralinga
3 0 3 0 6 −6 66 126 −60
Date Score Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Venue
Sep 11 Punita Nagalia India
Gowramma Veeralinga India
0–2 India Susy V. John
India Jessie Philip
14–21 9–21 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Anna Bowskill England
Sylvia Penn England
0–2 Japan Haruko Asakoshi
Japan Kinuko Manake
8–21 22–24 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Sep 13 Anna Bowskill England
Sylvia Penn England
2–0 India Susy V. John
India Jessie Philip
21–14 21–17 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Punita Nagalia India
Gowramma Veeralinga India
0–2 Japan Haruko Asakoshi
Japan Kinuko Manake
15–21 12–21 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Sep 14 Anna Bowskill England
Sylvia Penn England
2–0 India Punita Nagalia
India Gowramma Veeralinga
217 219 Jeonju Indoor Stadium
Susy V. John India
Jessie Philip India
0–2 Japan Haruko Asakoshi
Japan Kinuko Manake
13–21 16–21 Jeonju Indoor Stadium

Group B

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Pos Team Pld W L GF GA GD PF PA PD Qualification
1 England Cathy Alexander
England Sylvia Gill [2]
3 3 0 6 1 +5 149 103 +46 Qualification to elimination stage
2 South Korea Jeong Jung-hee
South Korea Park Bok-hee
3 2 1 5 3 +2 154 149 +5
3 Thailand Sukhon Chuboonlap
Thailand Kanyapha Sucharitphongse
3 1 2 3 4 −1 133 127 +6
4 India Shyamola Khanna
India Nandini Nagarajan
3 0 3 0 6 −6 69 126 −57
Date Score Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Venue
Sep 12 Shyamola Khanna India
Nandini Nagarajan India
0–2 Thailand Sukhon Chuboonlap
Thailand Kanyapha Sucharitphongse
9–21 11–21 Jeonju Indoor Hall
Cathy Alexander England
Sylvia Gill England
2–1 South Korea Jeong Jung-hee
South Korea Park Bok-hee
21–11 22–24 21–13 Jeonju Indoor Stadium
Sep 13 Cathy Alexander England
Sylvia Gill England
2–0 Thailand Sukhon Chuboonlap
Thailand Kanyapha Sucharitphongse
22–20 21–12 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Shyamola Khanna India
Nandini Nagarajan India
0–2 South Korea Jeong Jung-hee
South Korea Park Bok-hee
12–21 14–21 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Sep 14 Sukhon Chuboonlap Thailand
Kanyapha Sucharitphongse Thailand
1–2 South Korea Jeong Jung-hee
South Korea Park Bok-hee
22–24 21–19 16–21 Jeonju Indoor Stadium
Cathy Alexander England
Sylvia Gill England
2–0 India Shyamola Khanna
India Nandini Nagarajan
21–14 21 Jeonju Indoor Stadium

Elimination stage

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Semi-finals Final
          
Japan Haruko Asakoshi
Japan Kinuko Manake
18 21 21
1 England Anna Bowskill
England Sylvia Penn
21 12 15
Japan Haruko Asakoshi
Japan Kinuko Manake
20 21 21
2 England Cathy Alexander
England Sylvia Gill
22 11 16
South Korea Jeong Jung-hee
South Korea Park Bok-hee
8 10
2 England Cathy Alexander
England Sylvia Gill
21 21

Mixed doubles

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Seeds

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  1. England Peter Emptage / Betty Bartlett (champion; gold medalists)
  2. Canada Henry Paynter / Siew Har Hong (group stage)
  3. England Graham Holt / Sylvia Penn (quarter-finals)
  4. England Edward Hayes / Sylvia Gill (quarter-finals)

Group stage

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Group A

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Pos Team Pld W L GF GA GD PF PA PD Qualification
1 England Peter Emptage
England Betty Bartlett [1]
2 2 0 4 0 +4 84 46 +38 Qualification to elimination stage
2 Japan Nobuyuki Aoyama
Japan Junko Amo
2 1 1 2 3 −1 75 91 −16
3 Thailand Pongsilpa Ritipong
Thailand Sukhon Chuboonlap
2 0 2 1 4 −3 73 95 −22
4 South Korea Won Geun-ho
South Korea Jang Ok-boon (H, Z)
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Source: Group A – standings
(H) Host; (Z) Retired after one match.
Date Score Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Venue
Sep 11 Nobuyuki Aoyama Japan
Junko Amo Japan
2–1 Thailand Pongsilpa Ritipong
Thailand Sukhon Chuboonlap
11–21 21–12 21–16 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Peter Emptage England
Betty Bartlett England
2–0 South Korea Won Geun-ho
South Korea Jang Ok-boon
217 21–11 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Sep 12 Peter Emptage England
Betty Bartlett England
2–0 Thailand Pongsilpa Ritipong
Thailand Sukhon Chuboonlap
218 21–16 Jeonju Indoor Stadium
Nobuyuki Aoyama Japan
Junko Amo Japan
w/o South Korea Won Geun-ho
South Korea Jang Ok-boon
Walkover
Sep 13 Peter Emptage England
Betty Bartlett England
2–0 Japan Nobuyuki Aoyama
Japan Junko Amo
21–13 219 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Pongsilpa Ritipong Thailand
Sukhon Chuboonlap Thailand
2–0 South Korea Won Geun-ho
South Korea Jang Ok-boon
21–13 21–10 Hwasan Indoor Stadium

Group B

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Pos Team Pld W L GF GA GD PF PA PD Qualification
1 England Graham Michael Robinson
England Cathy Alexander
3 2 1 5 2 +3 131 104 +27 Qualification to elimination stage
2 Canada William Metcalfe
India Jessie Philip
3 2 1 4 2 +2 108 110 −2
3 Canada Henry Paynter
Canada Siew Har Hong [2]
3 2 1 4 3 +1 138 109 +29
4 Japan Akira Hori
Japan Kinuko Manake
3 0 3 0 6 −6 74 128 −54
Date Score Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Venue
Sep 11 Akira Hori Japan
Kinuko Manake Japan
0–2 Canada William Metcalfe
India Jessie Philip
9–21 21–23 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Henry Paynter Canada
Siew Har Hong Canada
2–1 England Graham Michael Robinson
England Cathy Alexander
16–21 21–16 21–10 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Sep 12 Henry Paynter Canada
Siew Har Hong Canada
0–2 Canada William Metcalfe
India Jessie Philip
19–21 19–21 Jeonju Indoor Hall
Akira Hori Japan
Kinuko Manake Japan
0–2 England Graham Michael Robinson
England Cathy Alexander
10–21 14–21 Jeonju Indoor Hall
Sep 13 Henry Paynter Canada
Siew Har Hong Canada
2–0 Japan Akira Hori
Japan Kinuko Manake
21–14 216 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
William Metcalfe Canada
Jessie Philip India
0–2 England Graham Michael Robinson
England Cathy Alexander
13–21 9–21 Hwasan Indoor Stadium

Group C

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Pos Team Pld W L GF GA GD PF PA PD Qualification
1 England Graham Holt
England Sylvia Penn [3/4]
3 3 0 6 0 +6 126 67 +59 Qualification to elimination stage
2 India Yogendra Kumar Jaiswal
India Punita Nagalia
3 2 1 4 2 +2 107 94 +13
3 South Korea Ryu Yeon-hee
South Korea Choi Ki-soon (H)
3 1 2 2 4 −2 84 120 −36
4 Thailand Wattana Palapun
Thailand Kanyapha Sucharitphongse
3 0 3 0 6 −6 92 128 −36
Source: Group C – standings
(H) Host
Date Score Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Venue
Sep 11 Wattana Palapun Thailand
Kanyapha Sucharitphongse Thailand
0–2 South Korea Ryu Yeon-hee
South Korea Choi Ki-soon
21–23 15–21 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Graham Holt England
Sylvia Penn England
2–0 India Yogendra Kumar Jaiswal
India Punita Nagalia
218 21–15 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Sep 12 Graham Holt England
Sylvia Penn England
2–0 South Korea Ryu Yeon-hee
South Korea Choi Ki-soon
21–13 219 Jeonju Indoor Stadium
Wattana Palapun Thailand
Kanyapha Sucharitphongse Thailand
0–2 India Yogendra Kumar Jaiswal
India Punita Nagalia
16–21 18–21 Jeonju Indoor Stadium
Sep 13 Graham Holt England
Sylvia Penn England
2–0 Thailand Wattana Palapun
Thailand Kanyapha Sucharitphongse
21–11 21–11 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Ryu Yeon-hee South Korea
Choi Ki-soon South Korea
0–2 India Yogendra Kumar Jaiswal
India Punita Nagalia
5–21 13–21 Hwasan Indoor Stadium

Group D

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Pos Team Pld W L GF GA GD PF PA PD Qualification
1 Japan Hirohisa Toshijima
Japan Haruko Asakoshi
2 2 0 4 0 +4 84 29 +55 Qualification to elimination stage
2 England Edward Hayes
England Sylvia Gill [3/4]
2 1 1 2 3 −1 76 94 −18
3 Thailand Nopadol Kulsavete
Thailand Chompoothip Rojanapunchai
2 0 2 1 4 −3 65 102 −37
4 India Surendra Singh Pundir
India Susy V. John (Z)
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Source: Group D – standings
(Z) Retired after one match.
Date Score Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Venue
Sep 11 Surendra Singh Pundir India
Susy V. John India
2–1 Japan Hirohisa Toshijima
Japan Haruko Asakoshi
22–20 18–21 21–17 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Edward Hayes England
Sylvia Gill England
2–1 Thailand Nopadol Kulsavete
Thailand Chompoothip Rojanapunchai
21–14 18–21 21–17 Hwasan Indoor Stadium
Sep 12 Edward Hayes England
Sylvia Gill England
0–2 Japan Hirohisa Toshijima
Japan Haruko Asakoshi
11–21 5–21 Jeonju Indoor Hall
Surendra Singh Pundir India
Susy V. John India
w/o Thailand Nopadol Kulsavete
Thailand Chompoothip Rojanapunchai
Walkover
Sep 13 Edward Hayes England
Sylvia Gill England
0–2 India Surendra Singh Pundir
India Susy V. John
24–26 14–21
Hirohisa Toshijima Japan
Haruko Asakoshi Japan
2–0 Thailand Nopadol Kulsavete
Thailand Chompoothip Rojanapunchai
21–10 213

Elimination stage

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Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
               
1 England Peter Emptage
England Betty Bartlett
21 21
India Yogendra Kumar Jaiswal
India Punita Nagalia
15 6
1 England Peter Emptage
England Betty Bartlett
21 21
Japan Nobuyuki Aoyama
Japan Junko Amo
11 9
3/4 England Graham Holt
England Sylvia Penn
21 18 15
Japan Nobuyuki Aoyama
Japan Junko Amo
16 21 21
1 England Peter Emptage
England Betty Bartlett
21 21
England Graham Michael Robinson
England Cathy Alexander
14 12
3/4 England Edward Hayes
England Sylvia Gill
21 6 10
Japan Hirohisa Toshijima
Japan Haruko Asakoshi
19 21 21
Japan Hirohisa Toshijima
Japan Haruko Asakoshi
21 19 15
England Graham Michael Robinson
England Cathy Alexander
13 21 21
Canada William Metcalfe
India Jessie Philip
21 12 11
England Graham Michael Robinson
England Cathy Alexander
18 21 21

References

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  1. ^ "Invitation Letter – BWF World Senior Championships 2023" (PDF). Badminton World Federation. Retrieved 28 August 2023.
  2. ^ "Schedule – 2023 BWF World Senior Championships" (PDF). Badminton World Federation. Retrieved 6 September 2023.
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