2017 BWF World Championships – Mixed doubles

Mixed doubles
at the BWF World Championships
Mixed doubles ; at the BWF World Championships
Venue	Emirates Arena
Location	Glasgow, Scotland
Dates	21–27 August
Medalists
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Last updated April 03, 2022

The mixed doubles tournament of the 2017 BWF World Championships (World Badminton Championships) took place from 21 to 27 August.

Seeds

0 1.

Zheng Siwei / Chen Qingchen (Final)

0 2.

Lu Kai / Huang Yaqiong (Quarterfinals)

0 3. Tontowi Ahmad / Liliyana Natsir (Champion)

0 4.

Zhang Nan / Li Yinhui (Third round)

0 5.

Chris Adcock / Gabby Adcock (Semifinals)

0 6.

Joachim Fischer Nielsen / Christinna Pedersen (Third round)

0 7.

Praveen Jordan / Debby Susanto (Quarterfinals)

0 8.

Tan Kian Meng / Lai Pei Jing (Third round)

0 9.

Choi Sol-gyu / Chae Yoo-jung (Third round)

10.

Lee Chun Hei / Chau Hoi Wah (Semifinals)

11.

Kenta Kazuno / Ayane Kurihara (Third round)

12.

Tang Chun Man / Tse Ying Suet (Quarterfinals)

13.

Wang Yilyu / Huang Dongping (Quarterfinals)

14.

Mathias Christiansen / Sara Thygesen (Third round)

15.

Pranav Chopra / N. Sikki Reddy (Third round)

16.

Yuta Watanabe / Arisa Higashino (Second round)

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

Draw

Finals

Semifinals				Final

1	Zheng Siwei Chen Qingchen	21	23

5	Chris Adcock Gabby Adcock	15	21
				1	Zheng Siwei Chen Qingchen	21	16	15

				3	Tontowi Ahmad Liliyana Natsir	15	21	21
3	Tontowi Ahmad Liliyana Natsir	21	21

10	Lee Chun Hei Chau Hoi Wah	16	13

Section 1

First Round					Second Round				Third Round					Quarterfinals

					1	Zheng SW Chen QC	21	21
	A Kaisti J Nyström	13	14			O Schaller C Burkart	9	15
	O Schaller C Burkart	21	21						1	Zheng SW Chen QC	21	21
									14	M Christiansen S Thygesen	12	17
					14	M Christiansen S Thygesen	22	21
	Tam C H Ng T Y	22	17			S Rankireddy M Kukkapalli	20	18
	S Rankireddy M Kukkapalli	24	21											1	Zheng SW Chen QC	21	21
														7	P Jordan D Susanto	16	12
					7	P Jordan D Susanto	21	21
	T Ng R Honderich	14	25	18		L A Nugroho R Amelia	13	11
	L A Nugroho R Amelia	21	23	21					7	P Jordan D Susanto	20	21	21
									15	P J Chopra N. S Reddy	22	18	18
					15	P J Chopra N. S Reddy	21	21
	Lu C-y Chiang K-h	15	21	18		K Yogendran P Sawant	12	19
	K Yogendran P Sawant	21	13	21

Section 2

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals

					4	Zhang N Li YH	21	19	21
	J Arends S Piek	21	21			J Arends S Piek	16	21	17
	J Corvée A Tran	12	18							4	Zhang N Li YH	12	21	13
										12	Tang C M Tse Y S	21	17	21
					12	Tang C M Tse Y S	21	21
	R Beck C Nelte	15	21	21		R Beck C Nelte	11	17
	T Gicquel D Delrue	21	19	11											12	Tang C M Tse Y S	21	13	16
															5	C Adcock G Adcock	16	21	21
					5	C Adcock G Adcock	21	21
	B Kersaudy L Palermo	w	/	o		B Kersaudy L Palermo	10	13
	J Bitman A Bášová									5	C Adcock G Adcock	21	21
										11	K Kazuno A Kurihara	15	16
					11	K Kazuno A Kurihara	21	21
	N Ruponen A Högström	21	21			N Ruponen A Högström	13	5
	M Campbell J MacPherson	17	16

Section 3

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals

	B. S Reddy A Ponnappa	w	/	o
	S Serasinghe S Mapasa					B. S Reddy A Ponnappa	17	21	5
					13	Wang YL Huang DP	21	18	21
										13	Wang YL Huang DP	21	21
	R Labar A Fontaine	21	11	27						8	Tan K M Lai P J	15	16
	I Fadhilah W Anggraini	13	21	25		R Labar A Fontaine	18	10
					8	Tan K M Lai P J	21	21
															13	Wang YL Huang DP	21	15	18
	Y Chan Y Kawasaki	6	11												3	T Ahmad L Natsir	19	21	21
	S Magee C Magee	21	21			S Magee C Magee	21	16	21
					16	Y Watanabe A Higashino	13	21	15
											S Magee C Magee	21	16	10
	A Salah M El-Tanany	9	11							3	T Ahmad L Natsir	19	21	21
	Tseng M-h Hu L-f	21	21			Tseng M-h Hu L-f	13	11
					3	T Ahmad L Natsir	21	21

Section 4

First Round					Second Round				Third Round				Quarterfinals

	J Maas I van der Aar	21	25	8
	Chang K-c Chang H-t	23	23	21		Chang K-c Chang H-t	14	17
					10	Lee C H Chau H W	21	21
									10	Lee C H Chau H W	5
	G Mairs J Moore	10	21	15					6	J F Nielsen C Pedersen	5^r
	M Lamsfuß I Herttrich	21	16	21		M Lamsfuß I Herttrich	12	8
					6	J F Nielsen C Pedersen	21	21
													10	Lee C H Chau H W	21	17	21
	R Tabeling C Seinen	21	16	14									2	Lu K Huang YQ	13	21	15
	B Lane J Pugh	14	21	21		B Lane J Pugh	12	10
					9	Choi S-g Chae Y-j	21	21
									9	Choi S-g Chae Y-j	14	16
	Liao M-c Chen H-h	21	21						2	Lu K Huang YQ	21	21
	E Dremin E Dimova	18	19			Liao M-c Chen H-h	16	10
					2	Lu K Huang YQ	21	21

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