2022 BWF World Junior Championships – Boys' doubles

2022 BWF World Junior Championships – Boys' doubles
Tournament details
Dates	24 October 2022 –; 30 October 2022
Edition	22nd
Level	International
Venue	Palacio de Deportes de Santander
Location	Santander, Spain
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Last updated August 16, 2023

The boys' doubles of the tournament 2022 BWF World Junior Championships is an individual badminton tournament to crowned the best boys' doubles under 19 pair across the BWF associate members around the world. Players will compete to win the Eye Level Cup presented by the former BWF President and chairman of the World Youth Culture Foundation, Kang Young Joong.^[1] The tournament will be held from 24 to 30 October 2022 in the Palacio de Deportes de Santander, Spain.^[2] The defending champions were Leo Rolly Carnando and Daniel Marthin from Indonesia, but they were not eligible to participate this year.^[3]

Seeds

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

0 1.

Jakob Houe / Christian Faust Kjær (fourth round)

0 2.

Daniel Franco / Rubén García (quarter-finals)

0 3.

Jarne Schlevoight / Nikolaj Stupplich (third round)

0 4.

Putra Erwiansyah / Patra Harapan Rindorindo (final)

0 5.

Maël Cattoen / Lucas Renoir (second round)

0 6.

Natan Begga / Baptiste Labarthe (second round)

0 7.

Choi Jian Sheng / Bryan Goonting (fourth round)

0 8.

Apilik Gaterahong / Witchaya Jintamuttha (semi-finals)

0 9.

Nicolas Franconville / Lorrain Joliat (second round)

10.

Nge Joo Jie / Johann Prajogo (quarter-finals)

11.

Simon Bailoni / Ilija Nicolussi (second round)

12.

Ricardo Rettig / Rodrigo Sanjurjo (second round)

13.

Volodymyr Koluzaiev / Nikita Yeromenko (fourth round)

14.

David Eckerlin / Simon Krax (fourth round)

15.

Raymond Indra / Daniel Edgar Marvino (second round)

16.

Fazriq Razif / Wong Vin Sean (second round)

Draw

Finals

Quarter-finals				Semi-finals				Final

	Cho Song-hyun Park Beom-soo	29	21

	Seiya Inoue Haruki Kawabe	27	12
					Cho Song-hyun Park Beom-soo	19	13

				4	Putra Erwiansyah Patra Harapan Rindorindo	21	21
4	Putra Erwiansyah Patra Harapan Rindorindo	22	21

	Sora Ogaki Osuke Sakurai	20	13
								4	Putra Erwiansyah Patra Harapan Rindorindo	18	21	20

									Xu Huayu Zhu Yijun	21	14	22
10	Nge Joo Jie Johann Prajogo	13	17

	Xu Huayu Zhu Yijun	21	21
					Xu Huayu Zhu Yijun	21	21

				8	Apiluk Gaterahong Witchaya Jintamuttha	9	10
8	Apiluk Gaterahong Witchaya Jintamuttha	21	21

2	Daniel Franco Rubén García	16	17

Top half

Section 1

First round				Second round					Third round					Fourth round

				1	J Houe C F Kjær	21	21

					A Maki N Nyqvist	14	9



									1	J Houe C F Kjær	21	21	21

										P Sukphun P Teeraratsakul	23	18	17



					P Sukphun P Teeraratsakul	21	21

					M Kirisma R Schmalz	10	13



														1	J Houe C F Kjær	23	15	16

															Cho S-h Park B-s	21	21	21



				12	R Rettig R Sanjurjo	10	16

					Cho S-h Park B-s	21	21



										Cho S-h Park B-s	21	21

										R Tang O Zhao	10	13



					R Tang O Zhao	14	21	27

					T Fjeldheim M J Hong	21	10	25
	T Fjeldheim M J Hong	21	21

	E Maublanc H Yvonet	15	12

Section 2

First round				Second round					Third round					Fourth round

				6	N Begga B Labarthe	13	21	16

					Chen Z H Zhou C Y	21	18	21



										Chen Z H Zhou C Y	21	16	18

										S Inoue H Kawabe	16	21	21



					N Raj T Suveer	11	13

					S Inoue H Kawabe	21	21



															S Inoue H Kawabe	21	21

														14	D Eckerlin S Krax	13	15



				14	D Eckerlin S Krax	21	21

					N Dalvi J B Lee	16	15



									14	D Eckerlin S Krax	21	21

										A Bai R Ma	12	15



					A Bai R Ma	21	21

					C Horváth K Tóth	12	18
	C Horváth K Tóth	21	21

	D Tatevosiani G Ter-Karapetyan	4	6

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

					4	P Erwiansyah P H Rindorindo	21	21

						J Krumpak K L Lenarčič	15	9



										4	P Erwiansyah P H Rindorindo	21	21

											Tsai F-c Wang H-s	14	17



						Y Nechai D Shevchuk	9	10

						Tsai F-c Wang H-s	21	21



														4	P Erwiansyah P H Rindorindo	21	21

															Chen YJ Zhang LJ	13	11



					9	N Franconville L Joliat	21	22	20

						S Guildea V Pontanosa	15	24	22



											S Guildea V Pontanosa	11	16

											Chen YJ Zhang LJ	21	21



						Chen YJ Zhang LJ	21	21

						Y Feltes J Pauquet	11	10
	Y Feltes J Pauquet	w	/	o

	R Maciel M Rodrigues

Section 4

First round				Second round					Third round					Fourth round

				7	Choi J S B Goonting	21	21

					D Dvořak A Šulc	10	9



									7	Choi J S B Goonting	21	21

										O Foo S Noor	8	12



					V Morskogen D Störm	17	19

					O Foo S Noor	21	21



														7	Choi J S B Goonting	28	17	14

															S Ogaki O Sakurai	26	21	21



				11	S Bailoni I Nicolussi	21	15	16

					M F I Duni Y R A Supriyanto	18	21	21



										M F I Duni Y R A Supriyanto	21	13	12

										S Ogaki O Sakurai	14	21	21



					S Ogaki O Sakurai	21	21

					J Homer S Weerasekara	14	14
	J Homer S Weerasekara	24	22

	H Tan A Xu	22	20

Bottom half

Section 5

First round				Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	A Schmidt H Themas	21	21

	S Batalha D Maia	19	14
					A Schmidt H Themas	12	8

					H Johansen J Søby	21	21



										H Johansen J Søby	12	21	19

									10	Nge J J J Prajogo	21	13	21



					S Samararatne P Wellalage	18	10

				10	Nge J J J Prajogo	21	21



														10	Nge J J J Prajogo	21	21

															Cho M-h Jang J-h	18	18
	A Chim A Yuan	21	21

	A Hac Györköš M Koroša	10	16
					A Chim A Yuan	21	23

					S Durand A Viale	18	21



										A Chim A Yuan	12	15

										Cho M-h Jang J-h	21	21



					Cho M-h Jang J-h	21	23	21

				5	M Cattoen L Renoir	13	25	19

Section 6

First round				Second round				Third round					Fourth round

	M Hegazy Y Mohamed	21	21

	M Harutyunyan D Saribekyan	14	11
					M Hegazy Y Mohamed	12	6

					V Lai T Lock	21	21



									V Lai T Lock	13	16

									K Iwano S Ota	21	21



					K Iwano S Ota	21	21

				16	Fazriq R Wong V S	19	14



														K Iwano S Ota	16	18

														Xu H Y Zhu Y J	21	21



					T Barth A Holmedal	9	7

					Xu H Y Zhu Y J	21	21



									Xu H Y Zhu Y J	20	21	21

								3	J Schlevoigt N Stupplich	22	10	8



					Z Ágai M Kis-Kasza	23	11

				3	J Schlevoigt N Stupplich	25	21

Section 7

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	Cho H-w Kim T-r	18	22	21

	J Melgaard M Vestergaard	21	20	12
						Cho H-w Kim T-r	21	17	21

						R Makboul M Molin	10	21	18



											Cho H-w Kim T-r	14	11

											Huang J-h Huang T-i	21	21



						Huang J-h Huang T-i	21	21

					15	R Indra D E Marvino	16	18



															Huang J-h Huang T-i	20	21	14

														8	A Gaterahong W Jintamuttha	22	11	21



						S Kadlec S Suchý	11	16

						D Kopřiva D Smutný	21	21



											D Kopřiva D Smutný	11	15

										8	A Gaterahong W Jintamuttha	21	21



						B Hoang S Jones	10	21	15

					8	A Gaterahong W Jintamuttha	21	17	21

Section 8

First round				Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	R Andersson K Li	15	17

	Fu C P Lam T T	21	21
					Fu C P Lam T T	21	21

					E Meirans R Zugs	8	5



										Fu C P Lam T T	21	18	15

									13	V Koluzaiev N Yeromenko	8	21	21



					G A Gigja G I Helgason	14	11

				13	V Koluzaiev N Yeromenko	21	21



														13	V Koluzaiev N Yeromenko	14	13

														2	D Franco R García	21	21



					S Buasaard P Wattanaphonpaisarn	12	21	22

					A Mohammad A Thakur	21	14	20



										S Buasaard P Wattanaphonpaisarn	19	16

									2	D Franco R García	21	21



					C Spaans R van Dalm	14	15

				2	D Franco R García	21	21

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References

↑ "New Eye Level Cups Donated for World Junior Championships 2022". Badminton World Federation. 29 December 2021. Archived from the original on 24 January 2022. Retrieved 27 October 2022.
↑ "BWF World Junior Championships 2022" (PDF). Badminton World Federation . Retrieved 4 October 2019.
↑ Sukumar, Dev (14 October 2019). "Lin Fang Ling achieves double – World Juniors: Finals". Badminton World Federation. Archived from the original on 23 September 2020. Retrieved 27 October 2022.

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[1] "New Eye Level Cups Donated for World Junior Championships 2022". Badminton World Federation. 29 December 2021. Archived from the original on 24 January 2022. Retrieved 27 October 2022.

[2] "BWF World Junior Championships 2022" (PDF). Badminton World Federation . Retrieved 4 October 2019.

[3] Sukumar, Dev (14 October 2019). "Lin Fang Ling achieves double – World Juniors: Finals". Badminton World Federation. Archived from the original on 23 September 2020. Retrieved 27 October 2022.

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