Badminton Asia Mixed Team Championships 2025

Badminton Asia Mixed Team Championships 2025: Updated schedule, fixtures, results, live streaming details

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Published at :February 16, 2025 at 2:38 PM

Modified at :February 16, 2025 at 2:38 PM

Badminton Asia Mixed Team Championships 2025: Updated schedule, fixtures, results, live streaming details

India won bronze medal in the 2023 edition.

After the Asian leg of the BWF World Tour and a gap of one week, the badminton action resumes with the Badminton Asia Mixed Team Championships 2025. The tournament will commence on February 11 and end on February 16, with matches scheduled to be held at the Conson Gymnasium, in Qingdao, China. The Badminton Asia Mixed Team Championships 2025 will also act as a qualifier for the Sudirman Cup, with all four semifinalists guaranteed to qualify.

If hosts China also finish in the top four, then their spot will be given to the next best-ranked Asian Team in the rankings as China have already qualified by virtue of being a host and defending Champions.

Tournament history

The inaugural edition of the biennial badminton tournament was held in 2017. Japan won the first title after defeating South Korea (3-0) in the finals. China and Thailand won the bronze medal in the inaugural edition. The second edition was held in 2019 and was won by China who defeated defending champions Japan (3-2) in a thrilling final. Hong Kong and Indonesia won the bronze medal respectively.

In 2021, the tournament was not held due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The third edition of the tournament took place in 2023 where China defeated South Korea (3-1) in the finals. India and Thailand won the bronze medal that year. The bronze was India’s first medal in the competition history.

Also Read: Full list of teams and groups for Badminton Asia Mixed Team Championships 2025

Format

Initially, there were 13 teams, but Philippines withdrew from the tournament. The 12 teams were then divided into four groups with three teams each. The four seeds of the tournament have been placed in different groups. The seeded teams are—China, South Korea, Japan and Indonesia.

Group A – China, Chinese Taipei, Singapore

Group B – Indonesia, Malaysia, Hong Kong

Group C – Japan, Thailand, Kazakhstan

Group D – South Korea, India, Macau

Each team will play against the other in a round-robin format. The top two teams from each group will then qualify for the Knockouts. The format for the tie is as follows:

Each tie will consist of five matches, which will have one match of each discipline (men’s singles, women’s singles, men’s doubles, women’s doubles, mixed doubles). The first team to win three matches will win the tie. In the group stages, all five matches will be played irrespective of the result. While in the knockouts, the tie will be over when a team wins three matches.

Indian team for Badminton Asia Mixed Team Championships 2025

Men’s singles – Lakshya Sen, HS Prannoy
Women’s singles – Malvika Bansod
Men’s doubles – Satwiksairaj Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty, Mr Arjun/Dhruv Kapila
Women’s doubles – Treesa Jolly/Gayatri Gopichand, Tanisha Crasto/Ashwini Ponnappa
Mixed doubles – Sathish Karunakaran/Aadya Variyath

For other nation squads, you can refer here

Where and how to watch live telecast and live streaming of Badminton Asia Mixed Team Championships 2025 in India?

Unfortunately, there will be no live telecast for the event. Fans can watch the live streaming of the Badminton Asia Mixed Team Championships 2025 on the Badminton Asia Facebook channel.

Badminton Asia Mixed Team Championships 2025 schedule, fixtures, results, and match timings (IST)

Group Stage

February 11 (Tuesday)

07:00 – Group D: South Korea 5-0 Macau | Group B: Indonesia 5-0 Hong Kong
14:30 – Group A: China 3-2 Singapore | Group C: Japan 5-0 Kazakhstan

February 12 (Wednesday)

07:00 – Group B: Malaysia 2-3 Hong Kong | Group D: India 5-0 Macau
14:30 – Group C: Thailand 5-0 Kazakhstan | Group A: Chinese Taipei 4-1 Singapore

February 13 (Thursday)

07:00 – Group B: Indonesia 3-1 Malaysia | Group D: South Korea 3-2 India
14:30 – Group A: China 3-2 Chinese Taipei | Group C: Japan 3-2 Thailand

Knockouts

February 14 (Friday)

07:00 – Quarterfinals: Thailand 3-2 South Korea | Japan 3-0 India – Report
14:30 – Quarterfinals: China 3-2 Hong Kong | Chinese Taipei 0-3 Indonesia

February 15 (Saturday)

07:00 – Semifinals: Indonesia 3-1 Thailand
14:30 – Semifinals: China 3-2 Japan – Highlights

February 16 (Sunday)

11:30 – Finals: Indonesia 3-1 China – Highlights

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Anmol Kakkar

Anmol is a sports freelancer and writer who specializes in Olympic sports. He has been associated with Khel Now since 2023. An engineer by qualification, he holds a degree in computer science. A passionate sports enthusiast, Anmol follows almost every Olympic sports. He runs a Twitter page as well called Sports Arena and is quite active on Twitter on his ID, Anmolkakkar27, to promote sports in India. His favorite sport is badminton, and his favourite sportsperson is Saina Nehwal. An ardent supporter of Delhi-based teams across all sports leagues, Anmol also closely follows and covers parasports as well.