2017 BWF World Junior Championships – Boys' doubles

2017 BWF World Junior Championships Boys' doubles
Tournament details
Dates	16 October 2017 – 22 October 2017
Edition	19th
Level	International
Venue	Among Rogo Sports Hall
Location	Yogyakarta
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The boys' doubles event of the 2017 BWF World Junior Championships was held on 16–22 October. The defending champions were Han Chengkai and Zhou Haodong from China.^[1]

Seeds

0 1.

Kang Min-hyuk / Kim Won-ho (semifinals)

0 2.

Su Li-wei / Ye Hong-wei (second round)

0 3.

Krishna Prasad Garaga / Dhruv Kapila (fourth round)

0 4. Mahiro Kaneko / Yunosuke Kubota (champion)

0 5.

Wachirawit Sothon / Natthapat Trinkajee (quarterfinals)

0 6.

Nhat Nguyen / Paul Reynolds (third round)

0 7.

Eloi Adam / Samy Corvee (third round)

0 8.

Christopher Grimley / Matthew Grimley (fourth round)

0 9.

Adam Gozzi / Carl Harrbacka (second round)

10.

Chen Sihang / Fan Qiuyue (fourth round)

11.

Rinov Rivaldy / Yeremia Rambitan (semifinals)

12.

Georgii Karpov / Mikhail Lavrikov (second round)

13.

Di Zijian / Wang Chang (final)

14.

Julien Carraggi / Jona van Nieuwkerke (second round)

15.

Thom Gicquel / Leo Rossi (fourth round)

16.

Fabio Caponio / Giovanni Toti (third round)

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

Draw

Finals

Quarterfinals				Semifinals					Finals

1	Kang Min-hyuk Kim Won-ho	21	21

5	Wachirawit Sothon Natthapat Trinkajee	12	10
				1	Kang Min-hyuk Kim Won-ho	21	17	19

				4	Mahiro Kaneko Yunosuke Kubota	19	21	21
4	Mahiro Kaneko Yunosuke Kubota	21	26

	Kwek Yee Jian Man Wei Chong	15	24
									4	Mahiro Kaneko Yunosuke Kubota	21	15	21

									13	Di Zijian Wang Chang	14	21	13
	Chuang Pu-sheng Lin Yu-chieh	14	17

11	Rinov Rivaldy Yeremia Rambitan	21	21
				11	Rinov Rivaldy Yeremia Rambitan	15	17

				13	Di Zijian Wang Chang	21	21
	Keita Chikugo Naoki Yamada	26	18

13	Di Zijian Wang Chang	28	21

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round				Third round				Fourth round

					1	Kang M-h Kim W-h	21	21
						T Fischer H Graalmann	10	9
									1	Kang M-h Kim W-h	21	21
										Lee C L Lui C W	6	11
						Lee C L Lui C W	21	21
	A Martin J Molares	21	23	21		A Martin J Molares	14	16
	R D Cabalquinto J R Villarante	16	25	15									1	Kang M-h Kim W-h	21	21
														M S Fikri A Maulana	9	18
					14	J Carraggi J van Nieuwkerke	15	15
						M S Fikri A Maulana	21	21
										M S Fikri A Maulana	21	21
										R Cybulski T Malik	9	11
						K Hussein M Talib	9	12
	R Liuzhou Wu YT	18	18			R Cybulski T Malik	21	21
	R Cybulski T Malik	21	21

Section 2

First round				Second round					Third round				Fourth round

				5	W Sothon N Trinkajee	21	21
					G Grigoryan A Vardanyan	4	3
									5	W Sothon N Trinkajee	21	21
										A Tan Toh H Z	11	12
					A Tan Toh H Z	21	18	21
	Lu-c Su P-w	21	21		Lu C Su P-w	13	21	19
	A Popov I Stoynov	15	13										5	W Sothon N Trinkajee	15	21	22
													10	Chen SH Fan QY	21	14	20
				10	Chen SH Fan QY	21	21
					Che P N Lam H H	10	14
									10	Chen SH Fan QY	21	21
	O Guo D Vong	21	21							S Gronbjerg D Lundgaard	13	12
	L Ninoshvili Pavel Piltoyan	10	11		O Guo D Vong	18	14
	S Gronbjerg D Lundgaard	21	21		S Gronbjerg D Lundgaard	21	21
	M A Sarmento C M D Anjos	7	5

Section 3

First round				Second round					Third round				Fourth round

				4	M Kaneko Y Kubota	21	21
					M S Khwairakpam D S Konthoujam	11	18
									4	M Kaneko Y Kubota	21	21
										F Farias W V E Santos	16	17
					J Elliot S Noone	8	10
	O H Imset B Norden	4	11		F Farias W V E Santos	21	21
	F Farias W V E Santos	21	21										4	M Kaneko Y Kubota	21	17	21
													15	T Gicquel L Rossi	13	21	12
				15	T Gicquel L Rossi	21	21
					M H H Bakri Lee J S	7	10
									15	T Gicquel L Rossi	21	21
	D Wang B Yang	21	21							A Monnberg J Paul	15	7
	B Cicen T Tasdemir	14	11		D Wang B Yang	16	21	18
	A Kelpe M Loiko	4	10		A Monnberg J Paul	21	17	21
	A Monnberg J Paul	21	21

Section 4

First round				Second round				Third round				Fourth round

				6	N Nguyen P Reynolds	21	21
					Le T L Nguyen X M	11	11
								6	N Nguyen P Reynolds	18	13
									Kwek Y J Man W C	21	21
					Kwek Y J Man W C	21	21
	M Al Ghamdi N Al Ghamdi	7	6		A Horak P Hrncar	9	7
	A Horak P Hrncar	21	21										Kwek Y J Man W C	21	21
													Chia W J Tee K W	14	14
				12	G Karpov M Lavrikov	9	18
					R Easton H Huang	21	21
									R Easton H Huang	15	16
	M Kong P Yan	21	21						Chia W J Tee K W	21	21
	M M Kamel B T Abdelrahim	7	6		M Kong P Yan	7	11
	Chia W J Tee K W	21	21		Chia W J Tee K W	21	21
	M A Ali A Nibal	6	5

Bottom half

Section 5

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	J Honkanen M Lahtinen	9	12
	Chuang P-s Lin Y-c	21	21			Chuang P-s Lin Y-c	21	21
	D Marinov L Milic					R Loh H Wong	15	9
	R Loh H Wong	w	/	o							Chuang P-s Lin Y-c	21	16	21
											W Phakjarung P Saengvanich	15	21	16
						W Phakjarung P Saengvanich	23	12	21
					9	A Gozzi C Harrbacka	21	21	18
																Chuang P-s Lin Y-c	20	21	21
	B Kan E Low	20	21												8	C Grimley M Grimley	22	17	16
	P Maharjan R Maharjan	22	23			P Maharjan R Maharjan	16	15
						R E F Prasz M Thogersen	21	21
											R E F Prasz M Thogersen	21	15	13
										8	C Grimley M Grimley	17	21	21
						D Orteu J Scheiwiller	7	14
					8	C Grimley M Grimley	21	21

Section 6

First round				Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	U O Shah U O Shah	7	5
	V Kokhanov N Lemeshko	21	21		V Kokhanov N Lemeshko	8	13
	Chow H L Mak P N	21	21		Chow H L Mak P N	21	21
	K Amarasena R Sasindu	13	18							Chow H L Mak P N	8	19
									11	R Rivaldy Y Rambitan	21	21
					H Midorikawa H Nakayama	19	17
				11	R Rivaldy Y Rambitan	21	21
													11	R Rivaldy Y Rambitan	21	21
	U Canjura C Henrriquez	10	5										3	K P Garaga D Kapila	17	17
	S S Dhanraj S Elango	21	21		S S Dhanraj S Elango	14	11
					Shin T-y Wang C	21	21
										Shin T-y Wang C	12	16
									3	K P Garaga D Kapila	21	21
					Chang Y J Ng E C	16	23	16
				3	K P Garaga D Kapila	21	21	21

Section 7

First round				Second round				Third round				Fourth round

	P Nipornram W Sarapat	21	21
	G Duijs W van der Aar	10	11		P Nipornram W Sarapat	21	21
	J Janostik T Svejda	21	21		J Janostik T Svejda	18	10
	Leong I C Pui P F	15	19						P Nipornram W Sarapat	18	15
								16	F Caponio G Toti	21	21
					S Enkhbat T Gombodorj	11	5
				16	F Caponio G Toti	21	21
													P Nipornram W Sarapat	18	9
	K Ploch A Szolc	12	13										K Chikugo N Yamada	21	21
	K Chikugo N Yamada	21	21		K Chikugo N Yamada	21	21
					Lin Y X Teoh K C	9	12
									K Chikugo N Yamada	21	21
								7	E Adam S Corvee	19	16
					J Boyle J Seto	9	8
				7	E Adam S Corvee	21	21

Section 8

First round				Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	M Morneau N Nguyen	21	21
	Z K Khalil S Riaz	10	13		M Morneau N Nguyen	8	10
	A S Salvado L R Zafra	11	15		G A Prihardika A B S Ramadhany	21	21
	G A Prihardika A B S Ramadhany	21	21							G A Prihardika A B S Ramadhany	14	19
									13	Di ZJ Wang C	21	21
					M Balint Z Dulcz	9	16
				13	Di ZJ Wang C	21	21
													13	Di ZJ Wang C	21	21
	M Kicklitz L Resch	21	21											Guo RH Shang YC	15	13
	E Andrews D Doe	17	10		M Kicklitz L Resch	14	12
					C Hemming J Torjussen	21	21
										C Hemming J Torjussen	8	14
										Guo RH Shang YC	21	21
					Guo RH Shang YC	16	21	21
				2	Su L-w Ye H-w	21	19	17

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