2024 Badminton Asia Junior Championships – Boys' singles

2024 Badminton Asia Junior Championships – Boys' singles
Tournament details
Dates	3 – 7 July 2024
Edition	24th
Level	International
Venue	Among Rogo Sports Hall
Location	Yogyakarta, Indonesia
← 2023 Yogyakarta	2025 →

Last updated July 07, 2024

The boys' singles tournament of the 2024 Badminton Asia Junior Championships is being held from 3 to 7 July. Hu Zhean from China clinched this title in the last edition in 2023.

Seeds

Seeds were announced on 4 June.^[1]Click on the seed number of a player to go to their draw section.

0 1.

Hu Zhean

0 2.

Patcharakit Apiratchataset (semi-finals)

0 3.

Bharath Latheesh (fourth round)

0 4.

Wang Zijun (quarter-finals)

0 5.

Pranay Shettigar (fourth round)

0 6.

Muhammad Faiq (third round)

0 7.

Zhang Zhijie (deceased)^†

0 8.

Moh. Zaki Ubaidillah (quarter-finals)

0 9.

Eakanath Kitkawinroj (second round)

10.

Cho Hyeon-woo (quarter-finals)

11.

Lee Sun-jin (quarter-finals)

12.

Dhruv Negi (fourth round)

13.

Rounak Chouhan (third round)

14.

Pranauv Ram Nagalinga (fourth round)

15.

Yoon Ho-seong

16.

Dev Vishnu (second round)

Draw

Finals

Quarter-finals					Semi-finals				Final

1	Hu Zhean	21	21

8	Mohammad Zaki Ubaidillah	12	9
					1	Hu Zhean	21	21

						Richie Duta Richardo	14	13
11	Lee Sun-jin	19	19

	Richie Duta Richardo	21	21
									1	Hu Zhean

									15	Yoon Ho-seong
15	Yoon Ho-seong	21	21

4	Wang Zijun	17	19
					15	Yoon Ho-seong	21	21

					2	Patcharakit Apiratchataset	13	11
10	Cho Hyeon-woo	21	19	17

2	Patcharakit Apiratchataset	15	21	21

Top half

Section 1

First round	Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	1	Hu ZA	21	21

		U Awan	8	8



						1	Hu ZA	21	21

							Ou K H	4	8



		R Al-Mukhimer	18	21	15

		Ou K H	21	14	21



										1	Hu ZA	21	21

											H Leander	14	9



	9	E Kitkawinroj	14	16

		T Nishio	21	21



							T Nishio	11	12

							H Leander	21	21



		Z Quiambao	21	13	17

		H Leander	18	21	21

Section 2

First round	Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	8	M Z Ubaidillah	21	21

		A Tapishev	5	7



						8	M Z Ubaidillah	21	21

							Lê M S	15	4



		Lê M S	21	21

		H Htut	19	12



										8	M Z Ubaidillah	21	16	21

										12	D Negi	15	21	14



	12	D Negi	21	19	21

		Hung B-f	16	21	7



						12	D Negi	21	22

							Jung Y-s	19	20



		Jung Y-s	21	21

		Kong Z S	19	12

Section 3

First round	Second round				Third round					Fourth round

	3	B Latheesh	21	21

		Z C Nugroho	13	13



					3	B Latheesh	21	21

						P Theinthong	16	12



		A Romazanov	7	10

		P Theinthong	21	21



										3	B Latheesh	9	21	14

										11	Lee S-j	21	19	21



	11	Lee S-j	21	21

		C Chung	15	18



					11	Lee S-j	21	17	21

						Sng W M	17	21	16



		Sng W M	21	21

		A Al-Abidi	6	9

Section 4

First round	Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	7	Zhang ZJ ^†

		Wu Z-y	w	/	o



							Wu Z-y	21	21

							R Yamada	18	15



		R Yamada	21	21

		C Dosano	12	10



												Wu Z-y	21	12	20

												R D Richardo	10	21	22



	13	R Chouhan	21	21

		Nguyễn V M	10	10



						13	R Chouhan	21	18	15

							R D Richardo	17	21	21



		R D Richardo	21	21

		Chua M H	14	19

Bottom half

Section 5

First round				Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	H Takano	21	21

	Yung K T	7	12
					H Takano	17	21	21

					Liu YMY	21	18	14



										H Takano	22	19	11

									15	Yoon H-s	20	21	21



					R Srithong	9	14

				15	Yoon H-s	21	21



														15	Yoon H-s	13	21	21

														5	P Shettigar	21	9	15



					B R Oktora	21	21

					Tong C I	6	7



										B R Oktora	10	21	21

									5	P Shettigar	21	18	23



					L C Javier	14	12

				5	P Shettigar	21	21

Section 6

First round	Second round				Third round				Fourth round

		R Razeeq Danial	11	11

		M Yamashiro	21	21



						M Yamashiro	14	19

						Cheng J-s	21	21



		Cheng J-s	21	21

	16	D Vishnu	13	12



										Cheng J-s	20	20

									4	Wang ZJ	22	22



		A Al-Muqahwi	7	12

		R P Widyanto	21	21



						R P Widyanto	16	14

					4	Wang ZJ	21	21



		Trần Q K	13	10

	4	Wang ZJ	21	21

Section 7

First round	Second round				Third round					Fourth round

		J R Pandi	21	21

		N Shaine Lin	18	10



						J R Pandi	21	17	16

					10	Cho H-w	10	21	21



		Su W-c	10	19

	10	Cho H-w	21	21



										10	Cho H-w	21	21

											K Kawano	14	19



		K Kawano	21	21

		A Mohammed	14	6



						K Kawano	21	21

					6	M Faiq	17	18



		Lam K T	18	17

	6	M Faiq	21	21

Section 8

First round	Second round				Third round					Fourth round

		R D Cahyo	21	21

		Nguyễn Đ Đ	10	13



						R D Cahyo	10	8

					14	P R Nagalinga	21	21



		Cheung S S	14	17

	14	P R Nagalinga	21	21



										14	P R Nagalinga	21	18	20

										2	P Apiratchataset	18	21	22



		J Tay	21	21

		O Kamilov	7	9



						J Tay	21	9	13

					2	P Apiratchataset	19	21	21



		Luo JY	22	19

	2	P Apiratchataset	24	21

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References

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