2012 BWF World Junior Championships – Boys doubles

Last updated December 02, 2023

The Boys Doubles tournament of the 2012 BWF World Junior Championships was held from October 30 until November 3. Nelson Heg Wei Keat and Teo Ee Yi from Malaysia were the winner of the last edition.

Seeded

Hafiz Faisal / Putra Eka Rhoma (third round)
Arya Maulana Aldiartama / Edi Subaktiar (quarter-final)
Lee Chun Hei / Ng Ka Long (champion)
Wang Chi-lin / Wu Hsiao-lin (quarter-final)
Rafiddias Akhdan Nugroho / Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo (third round)
Antoine Lodiot / Julien Maio (third round)
Takuto Inoue / Yuki Kaneko (final)
Mathias Christiansen / David Daugaard (quarter-final)

Draw

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals				Final

	Pei Tianyi Zhang Ningyi	21	21

5/8	Mathias Christiansen David Daugaard	16	17
						Pei Tianyi Zhang Ningyi	18	13

					5/8	Takuto Inoue Yuki Kaneko	21	21
3/4	Wang Chi-lin Wu Hsiao-lin	19	27	17

5/8	Takuto Inoue Yuki Kaneko	21	25	21
									5/8	Takuto Inoue Yuki Kaneko	16	17

									3/4	Lee Chun Hei Ng Ka Long	21	21
	Kim Jae-hwan Kim Jung-ho	8	17

3/4	Lee Chun Hei Ng Ka Long	21	21
					3/4	Lee Chun Hei Ng Ka Long	21	21

						Wang Yilu Liu Yuchen	10	11
	Wang Yilu Liu Yuchen	21	24

2	Arya Maulana Aldiartama Edi Subaktiar	15	22

Top Half

Section 1

First Round					Second Round				Third Round

1	H Faisal P Rhoma

	BYE
					1	H Faisal P Rhoma	22	21

						Jeon H-j Seo S-j	20	16
	G Raju H Thandarang	18	21	7

	Jeon H-j Seo S-j	21	18	21
									1	H Faisal P Rhoma	21	22

										Pei TY Zhang NY	23	24
	A Mendrek M Svetnicka	13	10

	Y Kobayashi A Koga	21	21
						Y Kobayashi A Koga	13	19

						Pei TY Zhang NY	21	21
	H Hettiarachcige I Kahingalage	5	11

	Pei TY Zhang NY	21	21

Section 2

First Round				Second Round					Third Round

5/8	M Christiansen D Daugaard

	BYE
				5/8	M Christiansen D Daugaard	19	21	21

					R Muns R Tabeling	21	18	15
	R Muns R Tabeling	23	21

	Hsueh A-t Tsai C-y	21	15
									5/8	M Christiansen D Daugaard	19	21	21

										Chang TC Tang CM	21	16	11
	S Garev V Shishkov	17	15

	Chang TC Tang CM	21	21
					Chang TC Tang CM	21	9	21

					N Kitphaibool P Bowornwatanuwong	18	21	18
	J Dolan J Magee	21	18

	N Kitphaibool P Bowornwatanuwong	23	21

Section 3

First Round					Second Round				Third Round

3/4	Wang C-l Wu H-l

	BYE
					3/4	Wang C-l Wu H-l	21	21

						R Walker T Wolfenden	16	8
	R Walker T Wolfenden	21	19	21

	A Butovetstkiy S Shemetov	15	21	13
									3/4	Wang C-l Wu H-l	21	21

										Choi S-k Park S-w	12	17
	J Pistorius M Seidel	18	19

	Do TD Pham HN	21	21
						Do TD Pham HN	10	8

						Choi S-k Park S-w	21	21
	Choi S-k Park S-w	21	23

	P Chew J Kuo	12	21

Section 4

First Round					Second Round				Third Round

5/8	T Inoue Y Kaneko	21	21

	K Avsar E Ceylan	10	12
					5/8	T Inoue Y Kaneko	21	21

						T Hee M Ishak	12	9
	T Hee M Ishak	21	22

	D Guda A Selladurai	17	20
									5/8	T Inoue Y Kaneko	21	21

										D Devadass Ong YS	18	17
	V Manuel A Morada	21	20	21

	M Lee N Osborne	15	22	16
						V Manuel A Morada	5	11

						D Devadass Ong YS	21	21
	A Malan R Naidoo	14	13

	D Devadass Ong YS	21	21

Bottom Half

Section 5

First Round				Second Round				Third Round

	V Gurkalo M Kosovan	10	11

	M Buasan A Shekhtmann	21	21
					M Buasan A Shekhtmann	13	9

					Kim J-h Kim J-h	21	21
	C Coetzer K Jacobs	10	10

	Kim J-h Kim J-h	'21	21
									Kim J-h Kim J-h	21	16	24

								5/8	R Nugroho K Sukamuljo	17	21	22
	J Forsberg C Nilsson	17	15

	R Kargaev A Zinchenko	21	21
					R Kargaev A Zinchenko	16	10

				5/8	R Nugroho K Sukamuljo	21	21
	A Lane S Parsons	16	10

5/8	R Nugroho K Sukamuljo	21	21

Section 6

First Round				Second Round					Third Round

	A Bakhshullaev A Savatyugin	9	9

	V de Vries J Teeuwen	21	21
					V de Vries J Teeuwen	18	21	18

					S Lee G Ong	21	16	21
	S Lee G Ong	21	21

	N Marcoen S van den Broeck	16	13
										S Lee G Ong	14	12

									3/4	Lee CH Ng KL	21	21
	Tai AK Tan WG	21	21

	M Downton S Dunner	10	10
					Tai AK Tan WG	16	17

				3/4	Lee CH Ng KL	21	21
	BYE

3/4	Lee CH Ng KL

Section 7

First Round				Second Round				Third Round

	Venkatesh B. S Ravuri	21	21

	S Hapuarachchi R Ranatunga	3	11
					Venkatesh B. S Ravuri	6	13

					Wang YL Liu YC	21	21
	D Puavaranukroh K Kedren	12	18

	Wang YL Liu YC	21	21
									Wang YL Liu YC	21	21

								5/8	A Lodiot J Maio	11	10
	M Almer D Stipsits	21	21

	C Chen S Serasinghe	15	13
					M Almer D Stipsits	14	18

				5/8	A Lodiot J Maio	21	21
	BYE

5/8	A Lodiot J Maio

Section 8

First Round					Second Round				Third Round

	C Canayan G Sibayan	21	16	21

	Y Bay S Zorlu	10	21	16
						C Canayan G Sibayan	17	21

						D Philip M Simon	21	23
	M Byerly M Lamsfuss	14	21	11

	D Philip M Simon	21	16	21
										D Philip M Simon	9	16

										A Aldiartama E Subaktiar	21	21
	K Matsui K Miura	17	21	15

	Chang K-c Liao C-h	21	16	21
						Chang K-c Liao C-h	12	14

					2	A Aldiartama E Subaktiar	21	21
	BYE

2	A Aldiartama E Subaktiar

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