2019 BWF World Junior Championships – Girls' doubles

2019 BWF World Junior Championships Girls' 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 April 18, 2023

The girls' doubles of the tournament 2019 BWF World Junior Championships will be held from 7 to 13 October 2019.^[1] The defending champions is Liu Xuanxuan/Xia Yuting from China.^[2]

Seeds

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

0 1.

Nita Violina Marwah / Putri Syaikah (quarterfinals)

0 2.

Li Yijing / Luo Xumin (semifinals)

0 3.

Febriana Dwipuji Kusuma / Amalia Cahaya Pratiwi (final)

0 4.

Lin Fangling / Zhou Xinru (champions)

0 5.

Pornpicha Choeikeewong / Pornnicha Suwatnodom (third round)

0 6.

Christine Busch / Amalie Schulz (quarterfinals)

0 7.

Melani Mamahit / Tryola Nadia (quarterfinals)

0 8.

Bengisu Erçetin / Zehra Erdem (second round)

0 9.

Dounia Pelupessy / Milena Schnider (second round)

10.

Leona Michalski / Emma Moszczynski (fourth round)

11.

Asmita Chaudhari / Annie Lado (second round)

12.

Aditi Bhatt / Tanisha Crasto (fourth round)

13.

Kaho Osawa / Hinata Suzuki (semifinals)

14.

Julie Franconville / Caroline Racloz (third round)

15.

Anastasiia Kurdyukova / Anastasiia Shapovalova (third round)

16.

Lucie Krpatová / Kateřina Zuzáková (second round)

Draw

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Finals

1	Nita Violina Marwah Putri Syaikah	16	19

13	Kaho Osawa Hinata Suzuki	21	21
					13	Kaho Osawa Hinata Suzuki	7	21	17

					4	Lin Fangling Zhou Xinru	21	16	21
4	Lin Fangling Zhou Xinru	18	21	21

6	Christine Busch Amalie Schulz	21	13	15
										4	Lin Fangling Zhou Xinru	22	11	21

										3	Febriana Dwipuji Kusuma Amalia Cahaya Pratiwi	20	21	14
	Atsumi Miyazaki Chihiro Uchiyama	22	21	17

3	Febriana Dwipuji Kusuma Amalia Cahaya Pratiwi	24	17	21
					3	Febriana Dwipuji Kusuma Amalia Cahaya Pratiwi	21	23

					2	Li Yijing Luo Xumin	17	21
7	Melani Mamahit Tryola Nadia	13	13

2	Li Yijing Luo Xumin	21	21

Top half

Section 1

First Round				Second Round				Third Round				Fourth Round

				1	N V Marwah P Syaikah	21	21
					F Albin E Lorenzo	6	13
								1	N V Marwah P Syaikah	21	21
									D Dias A Masakorala	6	15
					D Dias A Masakorala	21	21
	G Mamajanyan E Tiraturyan	15	13		E Smith J Zhu	10	9
	E Smith J Zhu	21	21									1	N V Marwah P Syaikah	21	21
													A Boiarun A Iakovleva	13	16
				16	L Krpatová K Zuzáková	16	18
					A Boiarun A Iakovleva	21	21
									A Boiarun A Iakovleva	21	22
									Chiang Y-h Sun W-p	19	20
					D Chotonova N Rakhmetullayeva	5	9
	A Fernandes C Lourenço	6	10		Chiang Y-h Sun W-p	21	21
	Chiang Y-h Sun W-p	21	21

Section 2

First Round					Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

					5	P Choeikeewong P Suwatnodom	19	21	21
						T Jolly V V Sri	21	12	17
										5	P Choeikeewong P Suwatnodom	16	16
											Chen YX Zhang C	21	21
						Chen YX Zhang C	21	21
	Gan J E Tan Z Y	13	21	21		Gan J E Tan Z Y	13	16
	C Kruus R Üprus	21	16	14											Chen YX Zhang C	19	17
														13	K Osawa H Suzuki	21	21
					13	K Osawa H Suzuki	21	21
						A Harris H Warner	14	12
										13	K Osawa H Suzuki	21	21
											E Urell C Wang	7	19
						M Corsini C Passeri	21	19	12
	E Urell C Wang	21	21			E Urell C Wang	18	21	21
	H Kobugabe T Neluwooza	11	9

Section 3

First Round				Second Round				Third Round				Fourth Round

				4	Lin FL Zhou XR	21	21
					J Kelavuori N Nokkala	5	4
								4	Lin FL Zhou XR	21	22
									Lui L L Tsang H Y	16	20
					S Mishra S Singh	13	14
	Lui L L Tsang H Y	21	21		Lui L L Tsang H Y	21	21
	A Hong M Mørk	5	9									4	Lin FL Zhou XR	21	21
													C Choi T Ng	11	18
				14	J Franconville C Racloz	21	21
					J Koh Y H M Lee XY	11	15
								14	J Franconville C Racloz	15	11
									C Choi T Ng	21	21
					A Campbell R Sugden	15	8
	C Choi T Ng	21	24		C Choi T Ng	21	21
	Kim Y-j Lee N-r	18	22

Section 4

First Round				Second Round				Third Round					Fourth Round

				6	C Busch A Schulz	21	21
					J Fan K Lee T	14	5
								6	C Busch A Schulz	21	16	21
									Hung E-t Tsai H-p	16	21	16
					H Bandarenka V Tarusava	10	13
	Hung E-t Tsai H-p	21	21		Hung E-t Tsai H-p	21	21
	J Moinard F Vallet	17	17										6	C Busch A Schulz	20	22	21
													10	L Michalski E Moszczynski	22	20	13
				10	L Michalski E Moszczynski	21	21
					Chio W U Pui C W	10	12
								10	L Michalski E Moszczynski	21	21
									G Bokieva S Sodikova	9	5
					G Bokieva S Sodikova	21	22
	V He B Teoh K Q	21	21		V He B Teoh K Q	15	20
	A Azarova D Stognija	9	13

Bottom half

Section 5

First Round				Second Round				Third Round				Fourth Round

	M Tarcalova L Vojtekova	10	9
	Jiang P-y Ting Y-y	21	21		Jiang P-y Ting Y-y	21	21
	K van Buiten M Versteeg	6	14		L Rodriguez A Setien	14	19
	L Rodriguez A Setien	21	21						Jiang P-y Ting Y-y	17	11
								12	A Bhatt T Crasto	21	21
					J K Johannsdottir K Prus	6	5
				12	A Bhatt T Crasto	21	21
												12	A Bhatt T Crasto	11	14
	A Miyazaki C Uchiyama	21	21										A Miyazaki C Uchiyama	21	21
	M Afonso M Neves	5	7		A Miyazaki C Uchiyama	21	21
					R Andrew R Cameron	16	6
									A Miyazaki C Uchiyama	21	21
									C Lai Zhang W Y	12	18
					C Lai Zhang W Y	21	21
				8	B Erçetin Z Erdem	18	19

Section 6

First Round					Second Round				Third Round				Fourth Round

	Leung S L Yeung P L	21	21
	M F Salazar F S Rivva	7	12			Leung S L Yeung P L	21	21
						L Jaffrennou E Vercelot	18	7
										Leung S L Yeung P L	21	21
										Go P K Teoh L X	6	12
						Go P K Teoh L X	21	21
					9	H Pelupessy M Schnider	11	11
														Leung S L Yeung P L	17	10
	Jeong D-y Kim A-l	21	22	21									3	F D Kusuma A C Pratiwi	21	21
	S Macsali E P Norberg	11	24	18		Jeong D-y Kim A-l	21	21
						J Jiang C Rozario	11	18
										Jeong D-y Kim A-l	9	11
									3	F D Kusuma A C Pratiwi	21	21
						S Grundtvig A C Kudsk	11	14
					3	F D Kusuma A C Pratiwi	21	21

Section 7

First Round				Second Round				Third Round				Fourth Round

	K Darkhanbaatar M Lkhagvasuren	2	6
	Low Y Y V Siow	21	21		Low Y Y V Siow	21	21
					M Ganieva K Ollaberganova	6	9
									Low Y Y V Siow	21	21
								15	A Kurdyukova A Shapovalova	12	19
					J Salonen T Vasikkaniemi	11	4
				15	A Kurdyukova A Shapovalova	21	21
													Low Y Y V Siow	21	10	14
	P Meszaros K Mikelová	21	21									7	M Mamahit T Nadia	17	21	21
	V Li-Zhe-Yu D Moiseenko	11	13		P Meszaros K Mikelová	21	21
					A Kupca A Rulle-Titava	12	16
									P Meszaros K Mikelová	10	4
								7	M Mamahit T Nadia	21	21
					Choi H-w Seo B-h	18	11
				7	M Mamahit T Nadia	21	21

Section 8

First Round					Second Round				Third Round				Fourth Round

	P J Mudiyanselage A C Geshani	7	15
	R Hirokami M Otake	21	21			R Hirokami M Otake	21	21
						S Golubickaite G Mockute	2	10
										R Hirokami M Otake	21	21
										N Chi K Ngo	8	10
						N Chi K Ngo	21	23
					11	A Chaudhari A Lado	19	21
														R Hirokami M Otake	22	19
	K Ea A Yu	21	11	21									2	Li YJ Luo XM	24	21
	F D Kiss V Sandorhazi	19	21	17		K Ea A Yu	11	14
						P Phatcharaphisutsin P Ungka	21	21
										P Phatcharaphisutsin P Ungka	10	11
									2	Li YJ Luo XM	21	21
						N P. Anthonisen C Graversen	15	11
					2	Li YJ Luo XM	21	21

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References

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

[2] "2018羽毛球世青赛单项夺冠四位新冠军自评成长". sports.sina.com.cn (in Chinese). Sina Sports. 20 November 2018. Retrieved 10 October 2019.

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