2023 Badminton Asia Junior Championships – Boys' doubles

2023 Badminton Asia Junior Championships – Boys' 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 04, 2024

The boys' doubles tournament of the 2023 Badminton Asia Junior Championships will be held from 12 to 16 July. Leo Rolly Carnando / Daniel Marthin from Indonesia 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.

Kang Khai Xing / Aaron Tai (Second round)

0 2.

Xu Huayu / Zhang Lejian (Quarter-finals)

0 3.

Muhammad Faiq / Lok Hong Quan (Second round)

0 4.

Chen Zhehan / Lin Xiangyi (Third round)

0 5.

Dev Ayyappan / Dhiren Ayyappan (Third round)

0 6.

Lee Jong-min / Park Beom-soo (Second round)

0 7.

Lai Po-yu / Tsai Fu-cheng (Semi-finals)

0 8. Ma Shang / Zhu Yijun (Champions)

Draw

Finals

Quarter-finals					Semi-finals					Final

	Chen Yongrui Hu Keyuan	21	21

	Kenta Matsukawa Yuto Nakashizu	19	16
						Chen Yongrui Hu Keyuan	21	22

						Zidane Efendi Kleopas Prakoso	13	20
	Bryan Goonting Low Han Chen	21	14	16

	Zidane Efendi Kleopas Prakoso	18	21	21
											Chen Yongrui Hu Keyuan	21	16	13

										8	Ma Shang Zhu Yijun	19	21	21
8	Ma Shang Zhu Yijun	21	19	21

	Cho Hyun-woo Lee Min-wook	13	21	11
					8	Ma Shang Zhu Yijun	21	19	21

					7	Lai Po-yu Tsai Fu-cheng	19	21	13
7	Lai Po-yu Tsai Fu-cheng	21	21	21

2	Xu Huayu Zhang Lejian	13	23	15

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					1	Kang K X A Tai	16	18

						Chen YR Hu KY	21	21
	M M I Joy S S M S Ullah	11	15

	Chen YR Hu KY	21	21
											Chen YR Hu KY	21	21

											M A Farizi N Joaquin	16	16



						N Perera S Rathnayake	10	5

						M A Farizi N Joaquin	21	21
	M A Farizi N Joaquin	21	21

	C Chung Yung K T	6	15
																Chen YR Hu KY

																K Matsukawa Y Nakashizu



					6	Lee J-m Park B-s	17	13

						A Prasetya P Ramadhan	21	21
	M A Bernal J B Gam	18	16

	A Prasetya P Ramadhan	21	21
											A Prasetya P Ramadhan	17	21	15

											K Matsukawa Y Nakashizu	21	19	21



						P Horbanluekit T Meechai	11	21	12

						K Matsukawa Y Nakashizu	21	16	21
	B X Da Gu La Wai Tsai C-y	13	21	20

	K Matsukawa Y Nakashizu	21	19	22

Section 2

First round				Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

				4	Chen ZH Lin XY	21	21

					Nguyễn H T S Trần Q K	13	8
	M S Majeed M Rupathunga	16	15

	Nguyễn H T S Trần Q K	21	21
									4	Chen ZH Lin XY	12	18

										B Goonting Low H C	21	21



					B Goonting Low H C	21	21

					Y Nakagawa R Sato	14	13
	P Laotherdpong T Tianchan	15	15

	Y Nakagawa R Sato	21	21
														B Goonting Low H C

														Z Efendi K Prakoso



				5	De Ayyappan Dh Ayyappan	18	21	21

					Moon J-w Yoon H-s	21	14	17
	Lin Y-c Liu Y	13	12

	Moon J-w Yoon H-s	21	21
									5	De Ayyappan Dh Ayyappan	19	13

										Z Efendi K Prakoso	21	21



					D Arora M Rana	16	18

					Z Efendi K Prakoso	21	21
	Z Efendi K Prakoso	21	21

	Nge J J S Noor	16	11

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

	Nguyễn V M Phạm V T	21	21

	R Kalidasan A Menon	7	11
						Nguyễn V M Phạm V T	21	17	21

						S Sae-ma P Saikamma	17	21	15
	A Herath V Sumanadasa	16	9

	S Sae-ma P Saikamma	21	21
											Nguyễn V M Phạm V T	13	21	10

										8	Ma S Zhu YJ	21	16	21
	D Farrell W A Prasetyo	21	21

	N Raj T Suveer	19	16
						D Farrell W A Prasetyo	16	18

					8	Ma S Zhu YJ	21	21



															8	Ma S Zhu YJ

																Cho H-w Lee M-w
	I Ermadena M T Ermadena

	M Owen Y G Radjasa	w	/	o
						M Owen Y G Radjasa	16	16

						K Kawano S Sawada	21	21



											K Kawano S Sawada	21	18	16

											Cho H-w Lee M-w	15	21	21
	Lu Y-w Yang Y-z	16	15

	Cho H-w Lee M-w	21	21
						Cho H-w Lee M-w	21	21

					3	M Faiq Lok H Q	18	18

Section 4

First round				Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

	Awan U Deng C F	6	18

	Loh Z A Redzuan	21	21
					Loh Z A Redzuan	21	21

					M Chandrasekara A Pathirana	6	5



										Loh Z A Redzuan	18	10

									7	Lai P-y Tsai F-c	21	21
	K Kakuta K Sugawara	21	21

	N Kat M Wong	13	18
					K Kakuta K Sugawara	17	11

				7	Lai P-y Tsai F-c	21	21



													7	Lai P-y Tsai F-c

													2	Xu HY Zhang LJ
	N Thong-on T Yunmongkol	30	21

	J V Lanuza J Martinez	28	10
					N Thong-on T Yunmongkol	21	18	18

					Cho H-w Park S-j	17	21	21



										Cho H-w Park S-j	14	18

									2	Xu HY Zhang LJ	21	21
	S Ahmeed S Naim Uddin	11	8

	M Baryadi C Tan	21	21
					M Baryadi C Tan	12	12

				2	Xu HY Zhang LJ	21	21

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