2009 All England Super Series – Women's singles

Last updated June 12, 2023

This article list the results of women's singles category in the 2009 All England Super Series .

Seeds

Draws

Finals

Semifinals					Final

1	Tine Rasmussen	22	25	21

7	Jiang Yanjiao	24	23	15
					1	Tine Rasmussen	19	23	11

						Wang Yihan	21	21	21
Q	Nanna Brosolat Jensen	11	7

	Wang Yihan	21	21

Top Half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	Tine Rasmussen	21	21
	Xing Aiying	17	15		1	Tine Rasmussen	21	21
	Larisa Griga	18	21	21		Larisa Griga	12	13
	Yao Jie	21	14	12						1	Tine Rasmussen	21	18	21
7	Wang Lin	21	21								Yip Pui Yin	17	21	16
	Elizabeth Cann	9	11		7	Wang Lin	21	24	19
	Yip Pui Yin	22	21			Yip Pui Yin	15	26	21
Q	Jill Pittard	20	13												1	Tine Rasmussen	22	25	21
3	Lu Lan	21	21													Jiang Yanjiao	24	23	15
	Ai Goto	19	9		3	Lu Lan	21	14	21
	Pia Zebadiah Bernadeth	21	17	13		Judith Meulendijks	17	21	15
	Judith Meulendijks	14	21	21						3	Lu Lan	18	20
6	Zhu Lin	17	11								Jiang Yanjiao	21	22
	Jiang Yanjiao	21	21			Jiang Yanjiao	25	16	21
PFQ	Bae Youn-joo	21	17	21	PFQ	Bae Youn-joo	23	21	8
	Salakjit Ponsana	18	21	18

Bottom Half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

	Ella Diehl	14	13
	Julia Wong Pei Xian	21	21			Julia Wong Pei Xian	23	15	21
	Hwang Hye-youn	15	21	19	8	Xu Huaiwen	21	21	16
8	Xu Huaiwen	21	18	21							Julia Wong Pei Xian	16	16
Q	Nanna Brosolat Jensen	13	21	21						Q	Nanna Brosolat Jensen	21	21
	Susan Hughes	21	16	17	Q	Nanna Brosolat Jensen	21	14	21
	Saina Nehwal	15	16		4	Pi Hongyan	18	21	19
4	Pi Hongyan	21	21											Q	Nanna Brosolat Jensen	11	7
Q	Linda Zechiri	12	15												Wang Yihan	21	21
	Adriyanti Firdasari	21	21			Adriyanti Firdasari	15	11
Q	Jang Soo-young	9	7		5	Xie Xingfang	21	21
5	Xie Xingfang	21	21							5	Xie Xingfang	9	13
	Wang Yihan	21	24								Wang Yihan	21	21
PFQ	Megumi Taruno	10	22			Wang Yihan	21	18	23
PFQ	Lydia Cheah Li Ya	16	9		2	Zhou Mi	19	21	21
2	Zhou Mi	21	21

Sources

Yonex All England Open Super Series 2009 - Women's singles

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