2023 Badminton Asia Junior Championships – Girls' doubles

2023 Badminton Asia Junior Championships – Girls' doubles
Tournament details
Dates	12 – 16 July 2023
Edition	23rd
Level	International
Venue	Among Rogo Sports Hall
Location	Yogyakarta, Indonesia
← 2019 Suzhou	2024 →

Last updated July 15, 2023

The girls' doubles tournament of the 2023 Badminton Asia Junior Championships will be held from 12 to 16 July. Li Yijing / Luo Xumin from China clinched this title in the last edition in 2019 before COVID-19 pandemic.

Seeds

Seeds were announced on 20 June.^[1]Click on the seed number of a player to go to their draw section.

0 1.

Mei Sudo / Nao Yamakita

0 2.

Fungfa Korpthammakit / Patida Srisawat (Third round)

0 3.

Ong Xin Yee / Carmen Ting (Third round)

0 4.

Anisanaya Kamila / Az Zahra Ditya Ramadhani (Third round)

0 5.

Hathaithip Mijad / Huzwaney Momin (Second round)

0 6.

Chong Jie Yu / Lai Ting Chen (Second round)

0 7.

Clarissa San / Siti Zulaikha (Second round)

0 8.

Li Huazhou / Zhang Yuhan

Draw

Finals

Quarter-finals					Semi-finals		Final

1	Mei Sudo Nao Yamakita	21	21

	Liao Lixi Zhang Wenxiao	15	16
					1	Mei Sudo Nao Yamakita

						Maya Taguchi Aya Tamaki
	Maya Taguchi Aya Tamaki	21	15	21

	Hsieh Yi-en Lin Yu-hao	13	21	19



8	Li Huazhou Zhang Yuhan	21	21

	Nabila Cahya Permata Ayu Reva Olivia Damayani	19	14
					8	Li Huazhou Zhang Yuhan

						Park Seul Yeon Seo-yeon
	Chen Fanshutian Jiang Peixi	18	15

	Park Seul Yeon Seo-yeon	21	21

Top half

Section 1

First round				Second round				Third round					Quarterfinals

				1	M Sudo N Yamakita	21	21

					Kim M-j Kim M-s	9	19



								1	M Sudo N Yamakita	21	21

									V Christina B A Wardana	15	16



					R Sharma T Sharma	14	10

					V Christina B A Wardana	21	21
	Chan W T V Gobi	10	16

	V Christina B A Wardana	21	21
													1	M Sudo N Yamakita

														Liao LX Zhang WX



				5	H Mijad H Momin	10	17

					A Naqiyyah R A Sabatini	21	21
	A Naqiyyah R A Sabatini	21	21

	T Khan M Omer Khan	12	7
									A Naqiyyah R A Sabatini	26	13	12

									Liao LX Zhang WX	24	21	21



					G Dewmi Mithara T T Wijesooriya	6	3

					Liao LX Zhang WX	21	21
	Chung C-e Huang T-l	11	10

	Liao LX Zhang WX	21	21

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					4	A Kamila A Z D Ramadhani	21	21

						Li ZH Li ZY	4	17
	A P Hernandez P D Libaton	15	21	23

	Li ZH Li ZY	21	19	25
										4	A Kamila A Z D Ramadhani	21	16	16

											M Taguchi A Tamaki	16	21	21



						M Taguchi A Tamaki	21	21

						Kim D-y Kwak S-m	14	17
	A Liu H K Lo S T	12	11

	Kim D-y Kwak S-m	21	21
																M Taguchi A Tamaki

																Hsieh Y-e Lin Y-h



					6	Chong J Y Lai T C	25	21	18

						Huynh K M Le N V	27	17	21
	Huynh K M Le N V	21	21

	S De Silva N Palliyaguruge	7	8
											Huynh K M Le N V	12	12

											Hsieh Y-e Lin Y-h	21	21



						Hsieh Y-e Lin Y-h	21	19	21

						Wang D Xiao Y	15	21	10
	Wang D Xiao Y	21	21

	K Nakthongtip N Utsanon	17	17

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

	Cheon H-i Kim T-y	21	23

	M R Fitria M A Putri	13	21
						Cheon H-i Kim T-y	21	21

						C Jayawardana H Nallaperuma Arachchi	6	7



											Cheon H-i Kim T-y	8	19

										8	Li HZ Zhang YH	21	21
	Heng X E E Lai Y T	21	15	15

	Peng Y-w Wang Y-s	17	21	21
						Peng Y-w Wang Y-s	12	21	22

					8	Li HZ Zhang YH	21	18	24



															8	Li HZ Zhang YH

																N C P Ayu R O Damayani
	A Qathun N Rajesh	16	13

	P Pattanawaritthipan N Phanich	21	21
						P Pattanawaritthipan N Phanich	11	21	14

						N C P Ayu R O Damayani	21	13	21



											N C P Ayu R O Damayani	24	16	21

										3	Ong X Y C Ting	22	21	17
	M M Biswas S Rajbongshi	8	8

	Liang K W Y Wong Y L	21	21
						Liang K W Y Wong Y L	16	18

					3	Ong X Y C Ting	21	21

Section 4

First round				Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

	Chan W L Wong Y	25	13

	Bui B P Tran T A	27	21
					Bui B P Tran T A	14	19

					T Singh K Srees	21	21



										T Singh K Srees	21	13	13

										Chen FST Jiang PX	17	21	21
	Chen FST Jiang PX	21	21

	A P Hernandez M D Untal	11	14
					Chen FST Jiang PX	21	21

				7	C San S Zulaikha	13	13



															Chen FST Jiang PX

															Park S Yeon S-y
	Park S Yeon S-y	21	21

	Du Y-c Yang C-y	12	16
					Park S Yeon S-y	21	21

					R Hiramoto R Kiyose	11	14



										Park S Yeon S-y	21	21

									2	F Korpthammakit P Srisawat	17	11
	I Hewagallage P Wijesundara	8	8

	I S Meida R K Nastine	21	21
					I S Meida R K Nastine	20	21	19

				2	F Korpthammakit P Srisawat	22	10	21

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