2019 BWF World Junior Championships – Boys' doubles

2019 BWF World Junior Championships Boys' Doubles
Tournament details
Dates	7 – 13 October 2019
Edition	21st
Level	International
Venue	Kazan Gymnastics Center
Location	Kazan, Russia
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Last updated December 25, 2023

The boys' doubles of the tournament 2019 BWF World Junior Championships will be held from 7 to 13 October 2019.^[1] The defending champions is Di Zijian/Wang Chang from China.^[2]

Seeds

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

0 1.

Di Zijian / Wang Chang (final)

0 2. Leo Rolly Carnando / Daniel Marthin (champions)

0 3.

Dai Enyi / Feng Yanzhe (semifinals)

0 4.

William Jones / Brandon Yap (fourth round)

0 5.

Rory Easton / Ethan van Leeuwen (quarterfinals)

0 6.

Takuma Kawamoto / Tsubasa Kawamura (semifinals)

0 7.

Thanawin Madee / Ratchapol Makkasasithorn (third round)

0 8.

Ooi Jhy Dar / Yap Roy King (third round)

0 9.

Tanadon Punpanich / Sirawit Sothon (fourth round)

10.

Chen Zhi-ray / Cheng Kai-wen (fourth round)

11.

Dwiki Rafian Restu / Bernadus Bagas Kusuma Wardana (fourth round)

12.

Joan Monroy / Carlos Piris (fourth round)

13.

Howin Wong Jia Hao / Aaron Yong Chuan Shen (fourth round)

14.

Egor Kholkin / Georgii Lebedev (second round)

15.

Rasmus Espersen / Marcus Rindshøj (fourth round)

16.

Wei Chun-wei / Wu Guan-xun (third round)

Draw

Finals

Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Finals

1	Di Zijian Wang Chang	21	21

	Ko Shing Hei Lui Chun Wai	14	16
				1	Di Zijian Wang Chang	21	21

				6	Takuma Kawamoto Tsubasa Kawamura	11	18
	Liu Dewei Zhang Xunjin	13	15

6	Takuma Kawamoto Tsubasa Kawamura	21	21
								1	Di Zijian Wang Chang	19	18

								2	Leo Rolly Carnando Daniel Marthin	21	21
	Junaidi Arif Muhammad Haikal	13	15

3	Dai Enyi Feng Yanzhe	21	21
				3	Dai Enyi Feng Yanzhe	15	10

				2	Leo Rolly Carnando Daniel Marthin	21	21
5	Rory Easton Ethan van Leeuwen	13	11

2	Leo Rolly Carnando Daniel Marthin	21	21

Top half

Section 1

First Round				Second Round				Third Round				Fourth Round

				1	Di ZJ Wang C	21	21
					L de Silva T T Palliyaguru	7	8
								1	Di ZJ Wang C	21	21
									Kim B-j Kim T-r	7	11
					B Kuchkorbaev A Muminov	2	10
	M Bourakkadi Oei K-y	14	14		Kim B-j Kim T-r	21	21
	Kim B-j Kim T-r	21	21									1	Di ZJ Wang C	21	21
												9	T Punpanich S Sothon	14	8
				9	T Punpanich S Sothon	21	21
					H Shvydkou A Zandovskis	4	5
								9	T Punpanich S Sothon	21	21
									J Apiliga A Pringle	11	17
					J Apiliga A Pringle	21	21
	Y Orteu Pham M Q	21	21		Y Orteu Pham M Q	12	15
	M Kirkums K Vārna	5	5

Section 2

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Fourth Round

					8	Ooi J D Yap R K	21	21
						Y Raikwar I Sonowal	12	6
										8	Ooi J D Yap R K	18	17
											Ko S H Lui C W	21	21
						M G R Ramadhan G A Satriyadi	12	21
	Ko S H Lui C W	21	21			Ko S H Lui C W	21	23
	R Tong J Wang	8	4													Ko S H Lui C W	21	21
															12	J Monroy C Piris	10	10
					12	J Monroy C Piris	21	21
						D Berzanskis J Petkus	9	14
										12	J Monroy C Piris	15	21	21
											W K Boe M Vestergaard	21	14	15
						K Lovang C Popov	19	21	17
	T Gareev T Valiullin	18	21	16		W K Boe M Vestergaard	21	16	21
	W K Boe M Vestergaard	21	19	21

Section 3

First Round					Second Round				Third Round					Fourth Round

					4	W Jones B Yap	22	21
						Jo S-m Lee Y-j	20	15
									4	W Jones B Yap	14	21	21
										D M Ng J Sim	21	18	15
						J Janoštík K Toth	14	10
	D M Ng J Sim	21	16	21		D M Ng J Sim	21	21
	Q M Mohammed B Navaneeth	18	21	11										4	W Jones B Yap	16	21	16
															Liu DW Zhang XJ	21	17	21
					16	Wei C-w Wu G-x	21	21
						Lam H I Ng K S	12	9
									16	Wei C-w Wu G-x	16	21	16
										Liu DW Zhang XJ	21	19	21
						Liu DW Zhang XJ	21	21
	A Bianchini J Chien	21	21			A Bianchini J Chien	11	12
	H Tang J Yang	14	17

Section 4

First Round				Second Round				Third Round				Fourth Round

				6	T Kawamoto T Kawamura	21	21
					R Tang O Zhao X D	14	16
								6	T Kawamoto T Kawamura	21	21
									V Kulíšek T Švejda	18	12
					H Fernandes D Gloria	11	8
	V Kulíšek T Švejda	21	21		V Kulíšek T Švejda	21	21
	S Enkhbat Y-E Munkhbaatar	8	2									6	T Kawamoto T Kawamura	21	21
												11	D R Restu B B Wardana	14	15
				11	D R Restu B B Wardana	21	21
					A Boudier N Rudolf	12	12
								11	D R Restu B B Wardana	21	21
									T Lindelöf J Oldorff	14	9
					D Gataullin A R Huus	18	13
	B Nazarov A Shalagin	10	9		T Lindelöf J Oldorff	21	21
	T Lindelöf J Oldorff	21	21

Bottom half

Section 5

First Round				Second Round				Third Round				Fourth Round

	C Dias V Nettasinghe	21	21
	M Novoa B R Caycho	6	12		C Dias V Nettasinghe	10	22
	B Kasirye A M Vaheed	4	11		F Achtoven W van der Aar	21	24
	F Achtoven W van der Aar	21	21						F Achtoven W van der Aar	10	11
								10	Chen Z-r Cheng K-w	21	21
					M Datko K M Ming-Zhe	13	13
				10	Chen Z-r Cheng K-w	21	21
												10	Chen Z-r Cheng K-w	18	15
	A Junaidi M Haikal	21	21										A Junaidi M Haikal	21	21
	A Korolev V Zeiferling	5	4		A Junaidi M Haikal	21	21
					A Aliaksandrovich I Larushyn	10	12
									A Junaidi M Haikal	21	21
								7	T Madee R Makkasasithorn	19	17
					L Smith-Meyer J Østhassel	11	13
				7	T Madee R Makkasasithorn	21	21

Section 6

First Round				Second Round				Third Round				Fourth Round

	H Nishi T Shibata	21	21
	Chen YZ C Jia	14	18		H Nishi T Shibata	21	21
					Leong I C Vong K W	13	12
									H Nishi T Shibata	24	16
								13	H Wong J H A Yong C S	26	21
					J Ekman J Hansson	11	13
				13	H Wong J H A Yong C S	21	21
												13	H Wong J H A Yong C S	10	11
	Heo T-y Park S-m	21	21									3	Dai EY Feng YZ	21	21
	A Baschwitz T Toledano	16	12		Heo T-y Park S-m	21	21
					R Almeida J Chang	8	11
									Heo T-y Park S-m	13	11
								3	Dai EY Feng YZ	21	21
					A Antoska J Horak	18	12
				3	Dai EY Feng YZ	21	21

Section 7

First Round				Second Round					Third Round					Fourth Round

	R Agustino J Yu	21	21
	B B Kiss G Szita	11	18		R Agustino J Yu	9	12
					M S Khwairakpam D S Konthoujam	21	21
										M S Khwairakpam D S Konthoujam	21	21
										Lin K-t Su L-y	16	17
					Lin K-t Su L-y	21	17	21
				14	E Kholkin G Lebedev	19	21	13
															M S Khwairakpam D S Konthoujam	21	17	14
	J Feng E Lau	12	12											5	R Easton E van Leeuwen	16	21	21
	A Lanier L Renoir	21	21		A Lanier L Renoir	21	21
					M Grinblat V R Kiosses	14	12
										A Lanier L Renoir	12	21	18
									5	R Easton E van Leeuwen	21	18	21
					J Gunawan Hung K C	13	17
				5	R Easton E van Leeuwen	21	21

Section 8

First Round				Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

	A Broddason B M Ellertsson	14	9
	M McGuire C Smith	21	21		M McGuire C Smith	21	18	21
					W Tsai J Zhang	19	21	19
										M McGuire C Smith	6	12
									15	R Espersen M Rindshøj	21	21
					M Harutyunyan A Vardanyan	4	6
				15	R Espersen M Rindshøj	21	21
													15	R Espersen M Rindshøj	17	9
	A Olimjanov A Sultanov	12	2										2	L R Carnando D Marthin	21	21
	Ching K F Lwi S H	21	21		Ching K F Lwi S H	21	21
					S Emran J Kuoppala	10	5
										Ching K F Lwi S H	11	19
									2	L R Carnando D Marthin	21	21
					Y Fujisawa K Kumagai	18	18
				2	L R Carnando D Marthin	21	21

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[1] "BWF World Junior Championships 2019" (PDF). Badminton World Federation . Retrieved 4 October 2019.

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