2023 Badminton Asia Junior Championships – Mixed doubles

2023 Badminton Asia Junior Championships – Mixed 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 August 22, 2023

The mixed doubles tournament of the 2023 Badminton Asia Junior Championships will be held from 12 to 16 July. Leo Rolly Carnando / Indah Cahya Sari Jamil 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. Zhu Yijun / Huang Kexin (Champions)

0 2.

Tanakorn Meechai / Fungfa Korpthammakit (Second round)

0 3.

Liao Pinyi / Zhang Jiahan (Final)

0 4.

Dev Vishnu / Taabia Khan (Third round)

0 5.

Low Han Chen / Chong Jie Yu (Second round)

0 6.

Daigo Tanioka / Maya Taguchi (Second round)

0 7.

Phuwanat Horbanluekit / Patida Srisawat (Second round)

0 8.

Park Beom-soo / Yeon Seo-yeon (Semi-finals)

Draw

Finals

Quarter-finals				Semi-finals				Final

1	Zhu Yijun Huang Kexin	21	21

	Jonathan Farrell Gosal Priskila Venus Elsadai	13	14
				1	Zhu Yijun Huang Kexin	21	21

					Lee Min-wook Cheon Hye-in	12	12
	Lee Min-wook Cheon Hye-in	21	22

	Chen Yongrui Jiang Peixi	16	20
								1	Zhu Yijun Huang Kexin	21	21

								3	Liao Pinyi Zhang Jiahan	19	18
	Adrian Pratama Felisha Pasaribu	20	16

3	Liao Pinyi Zhang Jiahan	22	21
				3	Liao Pinyi Zhang Jiahan	21	21

				8	Park Beom-soo Yeon Seo-yeon	18	18
8	Park Beom-soo Yeon Seo-yeon	21	21

	Yuto Nakashizu Aya Tamaki	8	11

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					1	Zhu YJ Huang KX	21	21

						K Matsukawa N Yamakita	19	15
	Le M S Tran T A	9	22

	K Matsukawa N Yamakita	21	24
										1	Zhu YJ Huang KX	21	21

											Lai P-y Wang P-y	10	14
	A Herath R Liyanage	15	11

	M D M Ferary F A Mardiah	21	21
						M D M Ferary F A Mardiah	13	19

						Lai P-y Wang P-y	21	21
	Lai P-y Wang P-y	21	21

	Lam T T Chan W L	14	11
															1	Zhu YJ Huang KX

																J F Gosal P V Elsadai
6	D Tanioka M Taguchi	21	21

	M Rupathunga P Wijesundara	6	8
					6	D Tanioka M Taguchi	16	25	8

						Lee J-m Park S	21	23	21
	Lee J-m Park S	21	17	21

	B J Goonting Chan W T	11	21	17
											Lee J-m Park S	16	21	13

											J F Gosal P V Elsadai	21	16	21
	M A Bernal M D Untal	18	9

	W Roonjattu S S Wedler	21	21
						W Roonjattu S S Wedler	14	15

						J F Gosal P V Elsadai	21	21
	S Noor E Lai Y T	10	13

	J F Gosal P V Elsadai	21	21

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					4	D Vishnu T Khan	21	21

						A M Ravi S Narayanan	18	14
	A M Ravi S Narayanan	21	21

	Deng C F Liu H K	17	8
										4	D Vishnu T Khan	16	20

											Lee M-w Cheon H-i	21	22
	Lee M-w Cheon H-i	21	21

	V Sumanadasa N Palliyaguruge	10	13
						Lee M-w Cheon H-i	21	21

						I E Christian M N Yuniar	13	18
	I E Christian M N Yuniar	21	21

	M N I Joy M M Biswas	13	9
															Lee M-w Cheon H-i

															Chen YR Jiang PX
7	P Horbanluekit P Srisawat	21	21

	J Martinez A Hernandez	16	12
					7	P Horbanluekit P Srisawat	16	12

						Chen YR Jiang PX	21	21
	Chen YR Jiang PX	21	15	21

	Steven K Caroline	5	21	5
											Chen YR Jiang PX	21	21

											K Sugawara R Kiyose	4	19
	Loh Z C Ting	20	18

	Huang J-h Yang C-c	22	21
						Huang J-h Yang C-c	19	22	12

						K Sugawara R Kiyose	21	20	21
	C Chung Liang K W	21	12	18

	K Sugawara R Kiyose	13	21	21

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round				Third round				Quarterfinals

	Trần H K Huỳnh K M	14	17

	Tsai C-y Lin Y-h	21	21
						Tsai C-y Lin Y-h	14	18

						A Pratama F Pasaribu	21	21
	A Pratama F Pasaribu	21	21

	D Ayyappan A Qathun	11	14
										A Pratama F Pasaribu	21	21

										Chen ZH Liao LX	11	10
	Chen ZH Liao LX	21	21

	J V Lanuza D Libaton	9	13
						Chen ZH Liao LX	21	21

					5	Low H C Chong J Y	17	15
	N Perera S de Silva	1	6

5	Low H C Chong J Y	21	21
														A Pratama F Pasaribu

													3	Liao PY Zhang JH
	Yung K T Wong Y	21	15	18

	P Semkunta N Utsanon	13	21	21
						P Semkunta N Utsanon	20	18

						K Kakuta M Sudo	22	21
	Tsai F-c Du Y-c	21	16	18

	K Kakuta M Sudo	17	21	21
										K Kakuta M Sudo	14	19

									3	Liao PY Zhang JH	21	21
	Nge J J Heng X E	19	21	10

	Cho H-w Kwak S-m	21	19	21
						Cho H-w Kwak S-m	12	10

					3	Liao PY Zhang JH	21	21
	Kang K X C San	11	6

3	Liao PY Zhang JH	21	21

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

	J B Gam K M de Leon	21	21

	S Majeed I Hewagallage	17	11
						J B Gam K M de Leon	9	16

						B X Da Gu La Wai Yang C-y	21	21
	B Prasetyo Z S Z P Abdillah	18	13

	B X Da Gu La Wai Yang C-y	21	21
											B X Da Gu La Wai Yang C-y	21	9	19

										8	Park B-s Yeon S-y	11	21	21
	Phạm V T Bùi B P	13	14

	Lam K T Wong Y L	21	21
						Lam K T Y Wong Y L	6	12

					8	Park B-s Yeon S-y	21	21
	T Setthaprasert P Chaiwanna	20	15

8	Park B-s Yeon S-y	22	21
															8	Park B-s Yeon S-y

																Y Nakashizu A Tamaki
	Gao JX Chen FST	21	21

	S S M S Ullah S Rajbongshi	8	14
						Gao JX Chen FST	19	21	21

						Samarveer R Sharma	21	19	17
	Samarveer R Sharma	18	21	21

	A F Pradana N H Ramadhani	21	17	8
											Gao JX Chen FST	14	17

											Y Nakashizu A Tamaki	21	21
	Y Nakashizu A Tamaki	21	21

	A Redzuan V Gobi	11	7
						Y Nakashizu A Tamaki	21	22	21

					2	T Meechai F Korpthammakit	23	20	12

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