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

By Anmol Kakkar

Anmol is a freelance contributor at Khel Now and a passionate sports enthusiast who follows and covers a wide range of Olympic sports.

Published at :July 20, 2025 at 4:19 PM

Modified at :July 20, 2025 at 4:19 PM

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

A total of 17 nations will compete in the new 110-point relay format at Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships 2025.

The 25th edition of the Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships will take place at Manahan Indoor Sports Hall, Surakarta, Central Java, Indonesia. The competition is divided into two parts: mixed team and individual. The mixed team tournament will begin on July 18 and will conclude on 22nd. A total of 17 teams will battle for the title.

India will enter the mixed team tournament eyeing its first medal since 2011. In 2024, India lost out on a medal after losing their quarter-final tie against Malaysia.

When will Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships 2025 start?

The 2025 edition of the Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships is set to begin on July 18 and will conclude on July 22

Which city will host Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships 2025?

The Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships will be held at the Manahan Indoor Sports Hall, Surakarta, Central Java, Indonesia.

Tournament history of Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships 2025

The mixed team format in badminton began in 2006. Prior to that, separate men’s and women’s team competitions were held. South Korea emerged as the winner of the inaugural edition in 2006, defeating Malaysia in the final.

That 2006 batch saw the rise of legends like Lee Yong-dae and Son Wan-ho, who went on to become key players for South Korea.

Since then, China has dominated the mixed team event, having won a record nine titles, the most by any nation. South Korea, Malaysia, and Japan are the only nations to win the title apart from China—all three nations have won two titles each.

China are also the defending champion and will be looking to defend their title.

India’s best performance in the mixed team event came in 2011, where they won a bronze medal. The 2011 batch featured Srikanth Kidambi and PV Sindhu, who played the crucial role in securing the medal and later became the top players for the country.

In the 2024 edition, India lost to Malaysia (2-3) in the quarter-finals and just missed out on the medal.

Tournament seeds

Thailand
India
Indonesia
China
Chinese Taipei
Malaysia
South Korea
Hong Kong
United Arab Emirates
Japan
Singapore
Vietnam
Sri Lanka
Kazakhstan
Philippines
Macau
Myanmar

Format and groups for Badminton Asia Junior Championships 2025

The 17 teams are divided into four groups, with three teams in three groups and five teams in the other. Teams will play each other once, and the top two teams from each group will qualify for the quarter-finals. There will be no third-fourth place playoff match, and both losing semifinalists will receive the bronze medal.

Unlike the previous editions, where a tie consisted of the best of five matches, it will be a 110-relay system format in this edition of the championships.

Teams will play a total of 10 matches (2 MS, 2 WS, 2 MD, 2 WD and 2 XD) in each tie and the team that reaches 110 points first will be declared winners.

Players and discipline will change after every 11 points. If a team fails to score five points in a match, after the change of discipline, the points will be adjusted to 5.

Groups

Group A: Thailand, Japan, Chinese Taipei, Kazakhstan

Group B: Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Macau, Myanmar

Group C: China, South Korea, Vietnam, Philippines

Group D: India, Hong Kong, UAE, Sri Lanka

India’s squad for Badminton Asian Junior Mixed Team Championships 2025

India will look to end its medal drought in the mixed team event. The new relay system format will help the Indian team, who are seeded second in the event.

Param Chaudhary, who was earlier named in the contingent, is injured and has been replaced by C Lalramsanga who will partner Bhavya Chhabra in men’s doubles. The squad was selected based on the trials.

Men’s Singles: Ansh Negi, Hmar Lalthazuala, Rounak Chouhan, Pranauv Ram Nagalingam
Women’s Singles: Rujula Ramu, Tanvi Sharma, Tanvi Reddy Andluri, Vennala Kalagotla
Men’s Doubles: Bhavya Chhabra/C Lalramsanga, Bhargav Ram Arigela/Viswa Tej Gobburu
Women’s Doubles: Vennala Kalagotla/Reshika Uthayasooriyan, Gayatri Rawat/Mansa Rawat
Mixed Doubles: Vishnu Kedhar Kode/Keerthy Manchala, C Lalramsanga/Taarini Suri

Competition schedule for Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships 2025

Group Stage: June 18 (Friday)
Group Stage: June 19 (Saturday)
Group Stage: June 20 (Sunday)
Quarter-finals: June 21 (Monday)
Final: June 22 (Tuesday)

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

Unfortunately, there will be no live telecast for this event. However, fans can watch the live streaming of Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships 2025 on the Badminton Asia Facebook page.

In Indonesia, TVRI Sport will broadcast the event.

Additionally, fans can tune into the Badminton Asia YouTube channel and Badminton Indonesia YouTube for streaming of more matches.

Full broadcast details here

Full schedule, fixtures and results of Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships 2025

Group Stages

Day 1 — July 18 (Friday)

Indonesia (110-47) Myanmar (Group A)
Chinese Taipei (104-110) Japan (Group A)
Thailand (110-52) Kazakhstan (Group A)
Malaysia (110-59) Macau China (Group B)
Hong Kong (110-91) United Arab Emirates (Group D)
China (110-69) Philippines (Group C)
Korea (110-78) Vietnam (Group C)
India (110-69) Sri Lanka (Group D)
Indonesia (110-72) Macau China (Group B)
Singapore (106-110) Myanmar (Group B)

Day 2 — July 19 (Saturday)

Indonesia (110-66) Singapore (Group B)
Thailand (110-101) Japan (Group A)
Malaysia (110-52) Myanmar (Group B)
Chinese Taipei (110-45) Kazakhstan (Group A)
Hong Kong (110-95) Sri Lanka (Group D)
India (110-83) United Arab Emirates (Group D)
China (110-58) Vietnam (Group C)
Korea (110-105) Philippines (Group C)
Malaysia (110-58) Singapore (Group B)
Macau China (110-97) Myanmar (Group B)

Day 3 — July 20 (Sunday)

China (110-95) Korea (Group C)
Japan (110-49) Kazakhstan (Group A)
Thailand (110-106) Chinese Taipei (Group A)
Vietnam (83-110) Philippines (Group C)
United Arab Emirates (110-97) Sri Lanka (Group D)
Indonesia (110-92) Malaysia (Group B)
India (110-100) Hong Kong (Group D)
Singapore (110-81) Macau China (Group B)

Quarter-finals (July 21)

Indonesia vs Korea
Malaysia vs China
Japan vs India
Thailand vs Hong Kong

Semi-finals (July 21)

Finals (July 22)

When will Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships 2025 start?

The Junior Mixed Team Championships will begin on July 18 (Friday) and conclude on 22nd.

Where will Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships 2025 be held?

The event will be held at the Manahan Indoor Sports Hall in Indonesia.

Who are the defending champions in Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships?

China are the defending champions. They beat South Korea 3-1 in the final in 2024.

Who are the most successful nation in Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships?

China are also the most successful nation in the competition’s history with eight titles.

Has India won a medal at Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships?

Yes, India’s only medal in the competition came in 2011, when they won bronze after reaching the semifinals.

Where can I watch Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships 2025?

Fans across the world can catch the action live on Badminton Asia’s Facebook page while in Indonesia, the event will be live on TVRI Sport.

What is the new format of Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships?

Unlike the previous editions, where a tie consisted of the best of five matches, it will be a 110-relay system format in this edition of the championships.

Teams will play a total of 10 matches (2 MS, 2 WS, 2 MD, 2 WD and 2 XD) in each tie and the team that reaches 110 points first will be declared winners.

Players and discipline will change after every 11 points. If a team fails to score five points in a match, after the change of discipline, the points will be adjusted to 5.

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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.