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Australia’s top women’s doubles pair, Gronya Somerville and Setyana Mapasa will be looking to repeat their performance at the 2017 Sudirman Cup in the Gold Coast, where the pair were unbeaten throughout the tournament as they faced USA, Austria, Singapore and Canada. With Australia and New Zealand in the same group - it’s all to play for in Nanning.

New Zealand will compete in Group 3A at the TOTAL BWF Sudirman Cup 2019, alongside neighbouring country Australia, Nepal and Ireland. Despite a wealth of experience competing around the region, this will be the first time for many of the player’s to compete in the prestigious event and in front of badminton-crazed China, including the likes of 2018 Oceania Men’s Singles Champion, Abhinav Manota.

The Badminton World Federation and HSBC jointly launched a new outdoor game, AirBadminton, and a new outdoor shuttlecock, the AirShuttle, at a global launch ceremony outside the Tianhe Gymnasium in Guangzhou, China, on Monday 13 May 2019. Find out more about the new addition to the sport which could spread to the beautiful beaches and backdrop across the Pacific...

Australia's women's singles representative, Louisa Ma, is in pursuit of Olympic qualification in the women’s singles at next year’s Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and will be using the Sudirman Cup as prime experience to compete against the world’s best players...

The second HSBC BWF World Tour Super 300 to take place in Oceania this year comes to Sydney in June. The entry list demonstrates a long list of world-class talent; all hungry for success and a head start as the qualification period for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games is officially underway...

With less than two weeks to go, the teams from Australia and New Zealand are preparing for the TOTAL BWF Sudirman Cup 2019 which take place in Nanning, China from 19 – 24 May. Hear from reigning regional champions, Simon Leung (Australia) and Edward Lau (New Zealand) ahead of the prestigious event...

A new star was born today at the Barfoot & Thompson New Zealand Badminton Open as Korea's An Se Young wins her first HSBC BWF World Tour Super 300 event. Korea enjoyed success in the women's doubles too, alongside player's from Indonesia and Malaysia in the mixed doubles, men's doubles and men's singles. Check out the the finals day summary....

Women's doubles takes centre stage on semi-finals day at the Barfoot & Thompson New Zealand Open 2019. As two-time Olympic Gold medalist, Lin Dan, bows out on day five, Korea's Kim So Yeong and Kong Hee Yong pulled off a remarkable victory in one of the longest matches on record at the New Zealand Open...

On quarter-finals day, spectators were treated to a masterclass in badminton as two-time Olympic, five-time World Champion and defending Barfoot & Thompson New Zealand Open champion Lin Dan, from China, took on the 2019 top seed and world number 7 Anthony Ginting, from Indonesia. Dan claimed victory after three games, plus many other highlights from day four of competition.