2007 BWF World Championships – Women's doubles

Women's doubles
at the 2007 BWF World Championships
Women's doubles ; at the 2007 BWF World Championships
Venue	Putra Indoor Stadium
Location	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Dates	August 13, 2007 – August 19, 2007
Medalists
	← 2006 Madrid 2009 Hyderabad →

Last updated September 13, 2022

This article list the results of women's doubles category in the 2007 BWF World Championships (World Badminton Championships).

Seeds

0 1.

Zhang Yawen / Wei Yili (Semi-finals)

0 2.

Gao Ling / Huang Sui (Final)

0 3. Yang Wei / Zhang Jiewen (World champions)

0 4.

Du Jing / Yu Yang (Withdrew)

0 5.

Gail Emms / Donna Kellogg (Quarter-finals)

0 6.

Kumiko Ogura / Reiko Shiota (Semi-finals)

0 7.

Jiang Yanmei / Li Yujia (Quarter-finals)

0 8.

Wong Pei Tty / Chin Eei Hui (Quarter-finals)

0 9.

Lee Kyung-won / Lee Hyo-jung (Third Round)

10.

Endang Nursugianti / Rani Mundiasti (Third Round)

11.

Kamila Augustyn / Nadieżda Kostiuczyk (First Round)

12.

Aki Akao / Tomomi Matsuda (Third Round)

13.

Miyuki Maeda / Satoko Suetsuna (Third Round)

14.

Nicole Grether / Juliane Schenk (Third Round)

15.

Lena Frier Kristiansen / Kamilla Rytter Juhl (Third Round)

16.

Petya Nedelcheva / Diana Dimova (Second Round)

Click on the seed number of a player to go to their draw section.

Draw

Finals

Semi-finals					Final

1	Zhang Yawen Wei Yili	21	18	16

3	Yang Wei Zhang Jiewen	19	21	21
					3	Yang Wei Zhang Jiewen	21	21

					2	Gao Ling Huang Sui	16	19
6	Kumiko Ogura Reiko Shiota	16	25	6

2	Gao Ling Huang Sui	21	23	21

Top half

Section 1

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarter-finals

					1	Zhang YW Wai YL	21	21

						I Bankier E Mason	15	13



										1	Zhang YW Wai YL	21	21

										9	Lee K-w Lee H-j	14	19
9	Lee K-w Lee H-j	21	21

	C Magee H Bing	8	15
					9	Lee K-w Lee H-j	21	21

						A Russkikh E Ananina	14	10
J Nicholas N Munt		21	14	22

A Russkikh E Ananina		19	21	24
															1	Zhang YW Wai YL	21	21

															7	Jiang YM Li YJ	13	7



					7	Jiang YM Li YJ	18	21	20

						J Novita G Polii	21	16	15^r



										7	Jiang YM Li YJ	18	21	21

										14	N Grether J Schenk	21	10	13
14	N Grether J Schenk	21	21

	P Chan T T Chan	5	7
					14	N Grether J Schenk	21	21

						E Lee M Mangkalakiri	5	8
E Lee M Mangkalakiri		21	21

V Loker S MacMaster		12	16

Section 2

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarter-finals

					3	Yang W Zhang JW	21	21

						A Milon F Petra	10	4



										3	Yang W Zhang JW	21	21

										12	A Akao T Matsuda	14	17
12	A Akao T Matsuda	21	21

	S Jaquet C Jörg	18	18
					12	A Akao T Matsuda	21	9	21

						S Rayappan J Wallwork	14	21	12
M Kersnik M Tvrdy		11	9

S Rayappan J Wallwork		21	21
															3	Yang W Zhang JW	22	21

															8	Wong P T Chin E H	20	12



					8	Wong P T Chin E H	21	21

						M Dobreva A Spasova	9	7



										8	Wong P T Chin E H	21	14	21

										13	M Maeda S Suetsuna	15	21	14
13	M Maeda S Suetsuna	21	21

	É Eymard W Rahmawati	14	17
					13	M Maeda S Suetsuna	21	21

						J Persson E Bergblom	13	16
J Persson E Bergblom		20	21	21

S Kurien J Gutta		22	15	18

Bottom half

Section 3

First Round					Second Round					Third Round				Quarter-finals

T Jayasinghe N Gayanthi		9	9

C Mette B Overzier		21	21
						C Mette B Overzier	15	21	15

					10	E Nursugianti R Mundiasti	21	14	21
	V Rivero J Meng	16	8

10	E Nursugianti R Mundiasti	21	21
										10	E Nursugianti R Mundiasti	16	10

										6	K Ogura R Shiota	21	21



						Fong C Y Mooi H Y	21	13	11

					6	K Ogura R Shiota	15	21	21



														6	K Ogura R Shiota	21	21

															Chou C-c Ku P-t	19	15
Chou C-c Ku P-t		19	21	21

R van Cutsen P van Dooremalen		21	14	7
						Chou C-c Ku P-t	21	21

					16	P Nedelcheva D Dimova	6	14
	F McKee C Reid	16	16

16	P Nedelcheva D Dimova	21	21
										Chou C-c Ku P-t		21	21

										L Choinet E Chanteur		8	15



						L Choinet E Chanteur	w	/	o

					4	Yu Y Du J

Section 4

First Round					Second Round					Third Round				Quarter-finals

A Youssef H Hosny		9	12

R Flavell D Cranston		21	21
					R Flavell D Cranston		10	7

					Ha J-e Hwang Y-m		21	21
	Ha J-e Hwang Y-m	22	21

11	K Augustyn N Kostiuczyk	20	11
											Ha J-e Hwang Y-m	17	15

										5	G Emms D Kellogg	21	21



						A Nieminen N Weckström	7	6

					5	G Emms D Kellogg	21	21



															G Emms D Kellogg	15	21	17

														2	Gao L Huang S	21	12	21
Chen K-y J Subandhi		16	21	10

Lim P S J Quay		21	19	21
						Lim P S J Quay	21	13	17

					15	L Frier Kristiansen K R Juhl	10	21	21
	N Vislova V Sorokina	14	7

15	L Frier Kristiansen K R Juhl	21	21
											L Frier Kristiansen K R Juhl	5	15

										2	Gao L Huang S	21	21



						V Neo S M Sari	9	17

					2	Gao L Huang S	21	21

Source

Tournamentsoftware.com: 2007 World Championships - Women's doubles

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