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Watch in live streaming the 2020 Badminton BWF World Tour Finals in Bangkok, Thailand and discover who are 2020's badminton masters!

2020 Badminton BWF World Tour Finals - Bangkok, Thailand

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The 2020 season grand finale is here. World's top players will compete for the big prize in a "bubble" environment in Bangkok after a very challenging 2020.

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BWF World Tour Finals - Bangkok

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Re-live updates from the first day of action at badminton's World Tour Finals in Bangkok, Thailand, on Wednesday 7 December 2022.

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BWF Badminton World Tour Finals 2022: Day 1 - Viktor Axelsen, Loh Kean Yew, Yamaguchi Akane open with wins; Chen Yu Fei, Chia/Soh get off on wrong foot - As it happened

After three long weeks of competition in Thailand, the season concluded with five down-to-the-wire finals as BWF World Tour Finals champions were crowned. Re-live the day's action and reaction.

AS IT HAPPENED - BWF World Tour Finals, Day 5: Tai, Antonsen win singles; South Korea, Chinese Taipei, Thailand win doubles

The group stage is done, some big names have gone home, and others have made it to the weekend of the season-ending badminton event. Who will reach Sunday's finals? Find out here with live text updates, action, and reaction.

As it happened - BWF World Tour Finals, Day 4: Axelsen sets up all-Danish final

Korean teenager beats Olympic badminton champion, Viktor Axelsen tops his group and more surprise comebacks as they happened in Bangkok, where the last semi-finalists were confirmed.

AS IT HAPPENED - BWF World Tour Finals, Day 3: An Se Young douses the Carolina Marin fire, Axelsen continues winning streak

Axelsen and Marin notched up their second victories as PV Sindhu and Anthony Ginting succumbed to defeat. That and more of the Thursday headlines from Bangkok, as they happened.

AS IT HAPPENED - BWF World Tour Finals, Day 2: Viktor Axelsen and Carolina Marin continue their fine run, Sindhu bows out

PV Sindhu won the first game but couldn’t make the advantage count against the world No. 1 women’s singles player in her opening BWF World Tour Finals match.

PV Sindhu loses to world No. 1 Tai Tzu Ying in BWF World Tour Finals opener

Olympic champion Carolina Marin won, world champion PV Sindhu and fellow Indian Kidambi Srikanth were beaten, with top-ranked Tai Tzu Ying and Viktor Axelsen also off to a winning start in Bangkok.

BWF World Tour Finals - Bangkok - Thailand

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