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Watch in live streaming the 2022 BWF Badminton Thailand Open in Nonthaburi, Thailand and follow world's best badminton players competing in another exciting World Tour stage

2022 BWF Badminton Thailand Open - Nonthaburi, Thailand

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Join the Badminton elite as they resume the World Tour competition after the exciting Thomas and Uber Cup!

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Malaysia's Lee Zii Jia comes from seven points down in a decider against Li Shifeng to win the title in Bangkok after Tai Tzu-ying sees off Chen Yufei in the women's singles

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Lee Zii Jia stages comeback win to take BWF Thailand Open 2022 title - singles finals as they happened

Malaysia's Lee is the last remaining seed in the men's competition defeated countryman Liew Daren in the last four in Bangkok. Follow Saturday's play, as it happened.

Lee Zii Jia into Thailand Open men's final; Chen to play Tai in women's – re-live semis as it happened

Malaysia's Lee is the last remaining seed as the men's competition heats up in the last-eight stage. Follow Friday's play with our updates.

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BWF Thailand Open 2022 quarter-finals: Lee Zii Jia survives massive scare; Tai Tzu-ying and P.V. Sindhu through in women's - updates as it happened

PV Sindhu, India’s only remaining challenge at the meet, will face world No. 1 Akane Yamaguchi in the quarter-finals on Friday.

Thailand Open badminton: India’s PV Sindhu reaches quarters, Kidambi Srikanth pulls out

Malaysia's Lee sees off German Kai Schaefer but Olympic champion Viktor Axelsen is out in Bangkok. 

BWF Thailand Open 2022 second round: Lee Zii Jia reaches last eight, Axelsen withdraws

Top-ranked singles players Viktor Axelsen and Yamaguchi Akane are both through to the second round at the BWF World Tour Super 500 Thailand Open event in Bangkok. Joining them are Lee Zii Jia and P.V. Sindhu, but men's second seed Momota Kento falls at the first hurdle.

Viktor Axelsen and Lee Zii Jia book Thailand Open second round spots as Momota Kento falters

Fresh off an undefeated run at the Thomas Cup, Malaysia's top-ranked men's singles badminton player looks to continue his good form in Bangkok.

Badminton | Thailand Open | Nonthaburi - Thailand

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