It was mixed emotions on day 4 as we saw both our teams, New Zealand and Australia, take to the court to compete for final overall standings between 33-40.
If both teams were to win their matches against Uganda and Slovakia respectively, they would have faced each other again in the play-off for positions 33 and 34 in the overall standings. However, it wasn’t meant to be this time round as Australia narrowly missed out against Slovakia (3-1) while New Zealand continued their run of victories in the 33-40 tier competition, defeating Uganda 3-0:
| Event | New Zealand | Uganda | Score |
| MS | Ryan Tong | Arshath Mohamed Nazurudheen Vaheed | 21-12 21-3 |
| WS | Roanne Apalisok | Fadilah Shamika Mohamed Rafi | 21-13 21-15 |
| MD |
Edward Lou Dacmen Vong |
Expedito Emuddu Brian Kasirye |
21-10 21-15 |
| WD |
Roanne Apalisok Jacqueline Yu |
Fadilah Shamika Mohamed Rafi Tracy Naluwooza |
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| XD |
Ella Smith Ryan Tong |
Expedito Emuddu Tracy Naluwooza |
| Event | Slovakia | Australia | Score |
| XD |
Jakub Horak Mia Tarcalova |
Ryan Venpin Kaitlyn Ea |
21-9 21-7 |
| MS | Andrej Antoska | Kai Chen Teoh | 21-15 20-22 22-20 |
| WS | Alexandra Remenova | Angela Yu | 11-21 14-21 |
| MD |
Andrej Antoska Jakub Horak |
Ricky Tang Peter Yan |
21-15 21-19 |
| WD |
Alexandra Remenova Mia Tarcalova |
Zecily Fung Jodee Vega |
Tomorrow, both teams will return to the courts in Markham, Canada for one last time in the Mixed Team Championships before preparing for the LI-NING BWF World Junior Championships, which start on Monday 12 November:
- New Zealand v Slovakia – playing for positions 33 and 34 – Friday 9 November, 8.30am, local time
- Australia v Uganda – playing for positions 35 and 36 – Firday 9 November, 8.30am, local time
Keep track of the live scores here.
