20 – 25 October 2020
The New Zealand Badminton Open 2020 (a HSBC BWF World Tour Super 300 event) has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The tournament was the first of Olympic qualification events in 2019.
This year’s edition was postponed and rescheduled to a later date in the year in the hope that measures would have been implemented to allow events in the COVID-19 era. However, New Zealand continues to extend it’s border closures and Auckland (host city of the tournament) is currently in its second lockdown.
This event was originally rescheduled from October 2020 to January 2021. However, the BWF can confirm that this tournament has been cancelled. The ongoing COVID-19 restrictions and uncertainty around this, left BWF and Badminton New Zealand no choice but to cancel the Championships.
17 – 20 September 2020
Following the global escalation of the COVID-19 outbreak, the Badminton World Federation (BWF), in close consultation and consensus with Badminton Australia and Badminton Oceania have taken the necessary step to cancel the Bendigo International 2020.
10 – 13 September 2020
Following the global escalation of the COVID-19 outbreak, the Badminton World Federation (BWF), in close consultation and consensus with Badminton Australia and Badminton Oceania have taken the necessary step to cancel the Sydney International 2020
In light of the developing COVID-19 outbreak and recent ‘Pandemic’ prescribed by the World Health Organisation, Badminton Oceania and Badminton Cook Islands have decided to postpone the international sporting event; Oceania Masters in Paradise – 21-26 June in Rarotonga, Cook Islands.
2 – 7 June 2020
Following the global escalation of the COVID-19 outbreak, the Badminton World Federation (BWF), in close consultation and consensus with Badminton Australia have taken the necessary step to cancel the CROWN GROUP Australian Open 2020.
26 – 29 March 2020
The Badminton World Federation (BWF) has taken the necessary step to cancel all HSBC BWF World Tour and other BWF-sanctioned tournaments from Monday 16 March until Sunday April 12.
19 – 22 March 2020
The Badminton World Federation (BWF) has taken the necessary step to cancel all HSBC BWF World Tour and other BWF-sanctioned tournaments from Monday 16 March until Sunday April 12.
10 – 15 February 2020
This tournament included the Open and Junior Individual Championships, Para Badminton Championships and the Open Men’s and Women’s Team Championships (TOTAL BWF Thomas & Uber Cup qualifiers).
In a whirlwind week in Xiamen, China, some of the region’s brightest talents seized an opportunity to make their mark on the global stage. Facing the best in the world, the fearless Australian team took on top competition at the TotalEnergies BWF Sudirman Cup Finals 2025. Drawn into the competitive pool C, their three group…
The VICTOR Oceania Mixed Team Champions will compete in the most contentious group in at the competition in Xiamen, China, in April.
The final day of competition at the VICTOR Oceania Badminton Championships was filled with excitement as athletes gave their all in the last push for victory. Mixed Doubles Starting with the mixed double competition, number one seeds Edward Lau and Shaunna Li (NZL) took to the court looking to finish one place higher than last…
Quarterfinals Home town advantage may have worked in Edward Lau and Shaunna Li’s favour as they started the proceedings on court today with another convincing win, this time over Australians Ricky Tang and Kaitlyn Ea. Meanwhile, the newly formed pair of Vincent Tao and Gronya Somerville are constantly improving with each match played and it…
Day two of the Victor Oceania Championships was even more exciting than anticipated. Men’s Singles New Zealand’s Edward Lau is the sole kiwi who has made it through to the men’s singles quarterfinals. Dominated by the Australians, the players from across the Tasman are causing ripples as they progress through the draw. Shrey Dhand, who…
The journey to VICTOR Oceania Individual Championship glory began today, and the competition was fierce. With more entries than expected, it was clear that every player was determined to make their mark. While no upsets shook the tournament, the matches were undeniably intense, with the hopefuls on display refusing to hold back. From the first…