Badminton at the 2004 Commonwealth Youth Games

Badminton championships
Badminton tournament
2004 Commonwealth Youth Games
Tournament details
Dates29 November – 4 December
Edition1st
VenueBendigo Badminton & Tennis Stadium
LocationVictoria Street, Eaglehawk, Bendigo, Australia
2008 Pune →

Badminton at the 2004 Commonwealth Youth Games was held in Bendigo in the Australian state of Victoria in the months of November and December. This was the first time badminton was introduced in the games, in which only the mixed team event was held. Mixed team event was played with the format of Boys' singles, Girls' singles, Boys' doubles, Girls' doubles and Mixed doubles. Malaysia emerged as the champion, while India and England settled with silver and bronze medals respectively.[1]

Medalists

Discipline Gold Silver Bronze
Mixed team  Malaysia

Azrihanif Azahar
Lyddia Cheah
Tan Boon Heong
Hoon Thien How
Ng Hui Lin
Woon Khe Wei

  India

Anand Pawar
Saina Nehwal
Sagar Chopda
Jishnu Sanyal
Aparna Balan

  England

Rajiv Ouseph
Helen Ward
Andrew Ellis
Dean George
Heather Olver
Jenny Wallwork

Participant countries and squads

England, India, Malaysia, Australia, Scotland, South Africa, New Zealand and Singapore participated in this edition.

Pool A

Pool A consisted of top seed Malaysia, Scotland, fourth seed Singapore and Australia.

Malaysia

Scotland

Singapore

  • Chew Swee Hau
  • Goh Li En
  • Koh Yan Sen
  • Vanessa Neo
  • Tan Wei Kiat
  • Yuen Ka Ying

Australia

Pool B

Pool B consisted of second seed England, New Zealand, third seeded India and South Africa.

England

New Zealand

India

South Africa

Group matches

Pool A

Malaysia V/s Scotland[2]


Malaysia
4
1 December 2004
Scotland
1
1 2 3
1 Malaysia
Scotland 		Azrihanif Azahar
Calum Menzies 		15
5 		15
4 		   
2 Malaysia
Scotland 		Lyddia Cheah
Julie Boyd 		11
8 		11
7 		   
3 Malaysia
Scotland 		Hoon Thien How / Tan Boon Heong
Stuart Gilliland / Calum Menzies 		15
6 		15
7 		   
4 Malaysia
Scotland		 Ng Hui Lin / Woon Khe Wei
Imogen Bankier / Emma Mason 		15
2 		2
15 		15
13 		 
5 Malaysia
Scotland		 Hoon Thien How / Ng Hui Lin
Watson Briggs / Imogen Bankier 		15
12 		11
15 		12
15 		 

Singapore V/s Australia[3]


Singapore
5
1 December 2004
Australia
0
1 2 3
1 Singapore
Australia 		Chew Swee Hau
Tiger Chen 		15
9 		15
6 		   
2 Singapore
Australia 		Yuen Ka Ying
Erin Carroll 		11
6 		11
6 		   
3 Singapore
Australia 		Koh Yan Sen / Tan Wei Kiat
Jeff Tho / Raymond Tam 		12
15 		15
10 		15
8 		 
4 Singapore
Australia		 Goh Li En / Vanessa Neo
Erin Carroll / Erica Pong 		15
11 		15
8 		   
5 Singapore
Australia		 Koh Yan Sen / Vanessa Neo
Tiger Chen / Sue Li Yong 		15
8 		15
11 		   

Malaysia V/s Australia[4]


Malaysia
4
1 December 2004
Australia
1
1 2 3
1 Malaysia
Australia 		Azrihanif Azahar
Jeff Tho 		15
6 		15
12 		   
2 Malaysia
Australia 		Lyddia Cheah
Erica Pong 		11
4 		11
2 		   
3 Malaysia
Australia 		Hoon Thien How / Tan Boon Heong
Jeff Tho / Raymond Tam 		15
5 		15
2 		   
4 Malaysia
Australia		 Ng Hui Lin / Woon Khe Wei
Erin Carroll / Erica Pong 		15
2 		15
5 		   
5 Malaysia
Australia		 Tan Boon Heong / Woon Khe Wei
Tiger Chen / Sue Li Yong 		7
15 		15
12 		9
15 		 

Singapore V/s Scotland[5]


Singapore
3
1 December 2004
Scotland
2
1 2 3
1 Singapore
Scotland 		Chew Swee Hau
Calum Mazies 		15
5 		15
9 		   
2 Singapore
Scotland 		Goh Li En
Julie Boyd 		6
11 		8
11 		   
3 Singapore
Scotland 		Koh Yan Sen / Tan Wei Kiat
Stuart Gilliland / Calum Menzies 		15
7 		15
5 		   
4 Singapore
Scotland		 Goh Li En / Vanessa Neo
Imogen Bankier / Emma Mason 		4
15 		3
15 		   
5 Singapore
Scotland		 Koh Yan Sen / Vanessa Neo
Watson Briggs / Imogen Bankier 		15
11 		11
15 		15
6 		 

Malaysia V/s Singapore[6]


Malaysia
4
2 December 2004
Singapore
1
1 2 3
1 Malaysia
Singapore 		Azrihanif Azahar
Chew Swee Hau 		15
8 		15
14 		   
2 Malaysia
Singapore 		Lyddia Cheah
Goh Li En 		11
2 		11
2 		   
3 Malaysia
Singapore 		Hoon Thien How / Tan Boon Heong
Koh Yan Sen / Tan Wei Kiat 		15
3 		15
7 		   
4 Malaysia
Singapore		 Ng Hui Lin / Woon Khe Wei
Vanessa Neo / Yuen Ka Ying 		6
15 		3
15 		   
5 Malaysia
Singapore		 Hoon Thien How / Ng Hui Lin
Koh Yan Sen / Vanessa Neo 		15
5 		15
13 		   

Scotland V/s Australia[7]


Scotland
5
2 December 2004
Australia
0
1 2 3
1 Scotland
Australia 		Calum Menzies
Jeff Tho 		15
10 		15
9 		   
2 Scotland
Australia 		Julie Boyd
Erin Carroll 		11
9 		11
3 		   
3 Scotland
Australia 		Stuart Gilliland / Calum Menzies
Jeff Tho / Raymond Tam 		15
12 		10
15 		15
6 		 
4 Scotland
Australia		 Imogen Bankier / Emma Mason
Erin Carroll / Erica Pong 		15
4 		15
6 		   
5 Scotland
Australia		 Watson Briggs / Imogen Bankier
Tiger Chen / Sue Li Yong 		15
4 		15
6 		   

Pool B

England V/s New Zealand[8]


England
5
1 December 2004
New Zealand
0
1 2 3
1 England
New Zealand 		Rajiv Ouseph
Chan Yun Lung 		15
8 		15
9 		   
2 England
New Zealand 		Helen Ward
Michelle Chan 		11
4 		11
6 		   
3 England
New Zealand 		Andrew Ellis / Dean George
Henry Tam / Joe Wu 		15
3 		9
15 		15
6 		 
4 England
New Zealand		 Heather Olver / Jenny Wallwork
Michelle Chan / Belinda Hill 		15
12 		15
11 		   
5 England
New Zealand		 Dean George / Heather Olver
Henry Tam / Belinda Hill 		15
8 		15
7 		   

India V/s South Africa[9]


India
5
1 December 2004
South Africa
0
1 2 3
1 India
South Africa 		Anand Pawar
Richard Anderton 		15
6 		15
0 		   
2 India
South Africa 		Saina Nehwal
Annari Viljoen 		      not
played
3 India
South Africa 		Sagar Chopda / Jishnu Sanyal
Richard Anderton / Rowen Brown 		15
5 		15
4 		   
4 India
South Africa		 Aparna Balan / Saina Nehwal
Stacey Doubell / Annari Viljoen 		      not
played
5 India
South Africa		 Sagar Chopda / Aparna Balan
Richard Anderton / Stacey Doubell 		15
8 		15
5 		   

England V/s South Africa[10]


England
5
1 December 2004
South Africa
0
1 2 3
1 England
South Africa 		Rajiv Ouseph
Richard Anderton 		15
4 		15
6 		   
2 England
South Africa 		Helen Ward
Stacey Doubell 		11
9 		11
2 		   
3 England
South Africa 		Andrew Ellis / Dean George
Richard Anderton / Rowen Brown 		15
2 		15
8 		   
4 England
South Africa		 Heather Olver / Jenny Wallwork
Stacey Doubell / Annari Viljoen 		      not
played
5 England
South Africa		 Rajiv Ouseph / Jenny Wallwork
Rowen Brown / Annari Viljoen 		      not
played

India V/s New Zealand[11]


India
5
1 December 2004
New Zealand
0
1 2 3
1 India
New Zealand 		Anand Pawar
Chan Yun Lung 		15
5 		15
5 		   
2 India
New Zealand 		Saina Nehwal
Michelle Chan 		11
4 		11
1 		   
3 India
New Zealand 		Sagar Chopda / Jishnu Sanyal
Henry Tam / Joe Wu 		9
15 		15
4 		15
11 		 
4 India
New Zealand		 Aparna Balan / Saina Nehwal
Michelle Chan / Belinda Hill 		15
6 		15
1 		   
5 India
New Zealand		 Anand Pawar / Aparna Balan
Henry Tam / Belinda Hill 		15
4 		15
8 		   

England V/s India[12]


England
2
2 December 2004
India
3
1 2 3
1 England
India 		Rajiv Ouseph
Anand Pawar 		17
14 		11
15 		11
15 		 
2 England
India 		Helen Ward
Saina Nehwal 		1
11 		1
11 		   
3 England
India 		Andrew Ellis / Dean George
Sagar Chopda / Jishnu Sanyal 		15
13 		15
7 		   
4 England
India		 Heather Olver / Jenny Wallwork
Aparna Balan / Saina Nehwal 		15
8 		11
15 		8
15 		 
5 England
India		 Rajiv Ouseph / Jenny Wallwork
Anand Pawar / Aparna Balan 		15
11 		15
4 		   

New Zealand V/s South Africa[13]


New Zealand
5
2 December 2004
South Africa
0
1 2 3
1 New Zealand
South Africa 		Chan Yun Lung
Richard Anderton 		11
15 		15
9 		15
5 		 
2 New Zealand
South Africa 		Michelle Chan
Stacey Doubell 		13
11 		11
5 		   
3 New Zealand
South Africa 		Henry Tam / Joe Wu
Richard Anderton / Rowen Brown 		15
7 		15
2 		   
4 New Zealand
South Africa		 Michelle Chan / Belinda Hill
Stacey Doubell / Annari Viljoen 		15
7 		15
12 		   
5 New Zealand
South Africa		 Joe Wu / Garbo Choi
Rowen Brown / Annari Viljoen 		15
12 		15
13 		   

Interpool matches

Scotland V/s South Africa[14]


Scotland
5
2 December 2004
South Africa
0
1 2 3
1 Scotland
South Africa 		Calum Menzies
Richard Anderton 		15
3 		15
3 		   
2 Scotland
South Africa 		Julie Boyd
Stacey Doubell 		11
1 		11
2 		   
3 Scotland
South Africa 		Stuart Gilliland / Calum Menzies
Richard Anderton / Rowen Brown 		17
14 		15
10 		   
4 Scotland
South Africa		 Imogen Bankier / Emma Mason
Stacey Doubell / Annari Viljoen 		15
7 		15
2 		   
5 Scotland
South Africa		 Watson Briggs / Imogen Bankier
Rowen Brown / Annari Viljoen 		15
7 		15
6 		   

New Zealand V/s Australia[15]


New Zealand
3
2 December 2004
Australia
1
1 2 3
1 New Zealand
Australia 		Chan Yun Lung
Tiger Chen 		13
15 		15
3 		15
6 		 
2 New Zealand
Australia 		Michelle Chan
Erin Carroll 		11
6 		11
6 		   
3 New Zealand
Australia 		Michelle Chan / Belinda Hill
Erin Carroll / Sue Li Hong 		15
11 		15
17 		8
15 		 
4 New Zealand
Australia		 Henry Tam / Belinda Hill
Tiger Chen / Sue Li Yong 		15
9 		15
7 		   

Classification matches

  • 5th and 6th place

Scotland V/s New Zealand[16]


Scotland
4
3 December 2004
New Zealand
1
1 2 3
1 Scotland
New Zealand 		Calum Menzies
Chan Yun Lung 		15
7 		15
8 		   
2 Scotland
New Zealand 		Julie Boyd
Michelle Chan 		5
11 		11
8 		11
5 		 
3 Scotland
New Zealand 		Stuart Gilliland / Calum Menzies
Henry Tam / Joe Wu 		9
15 		17
15 		14
17 		 
4 Scotland
New Zealand		 Imogen Bankier / Emma Mason
Michelle Chan / Belinda Hill 		17
15 		15
17 		15
8 		 
5 Scotland
New Zealand		 Watson Briggs / Imogen Bankier
Henry Tam / Belinda Hill 		15
13 		15
10 		   
  • 7th and 8th place

Australia V/s South Africa[17]


Australia
3
3 December 2004
South Africa
1
1 2 3
1 Australia
South Africa 		Tiger Chen
Richard Anderton 		15
2 		15
4 		   
2 Australia
South Africa 		Erica Pong
Stacey Doubell 		11
9 		11
3 		   
3 Australia
South Africa 		Erin Carroll / Sue Li Hong
Stacey Doubell / Annari Viljoen 		7
15 		15
10 		9
15 		 
4 Australia
South Africa		 Raymond Tam / Sue Li Hong
Rowen Brown / Annari Viljoen 		15
4 		15
8 		   

Semifinals

Malaysia V/s England[18]


Malaysia
3
2 December 2004
England
0
1 2 3
1 Malaysia
England 		Lyddia Cheah
Helen Ward 		11
7 		11
7 		   
2 Malaysia
England 		Hoon Thien How / Tan Boon Heong
Andrew Ellis / Dean George 		15
6 		15
5 		   
3 Malaysia
England 		Hoon Thien How / Ng Hui Lin
Rajiv Ouseph / Jenny Wallwork 		16
17 		15
9 		15
8 		 

India V/s Singapore[19]


India
3
2 December 2004
Singapore
1
1 2 3
1 India
Singapore 		Anand Pawar
Chew Swee Hau 		17
16 		13
15 		8
15 		 
2 India
Singapore 		Saina Nehwal
Goh Li En 		11
0 		11
1 		   
3 India
Singapore 		Aparna Balan / Saina Nehwal
Vanessa Neo / Yuen Ka Ying 		15
2 		15
6 		   
4 India
Singapore		 Sagar Chopda / Aparna Balan
Koh Yan Sen / Vanessa Neo 		15
12 		7
15 		15
9 		 

Bronze medal match

England V/s Singapore[20]


England
3
3 December 2004
Singapore
1
1 2 3
1 England
Singapore 		Rajiv Ouseph
Chew Swee Hau 		15
6 		15
6 		   
2 England
Singapore 		Helen Ward
Goh Li En 		6
11 		7
11 		   
3 England
Singapore 		Andrew Ellis / Dean George
Koh Yan Sen / Tan Wei Kiat 		15
7 		15
11 		   
4 England
Singapore		 Rajiv Ouseph / Jenny Wallwork
Koh Yan Sen / Vanessa Neo 		15
11 		15
7 		   

Final tie

Malaysia V/s India[21]


Malaysia
3
3 December 2004
India
2
1 2 3
1 Malaysia
India 		Azrihanif Azahar
Anand Pawar 		15
11 		15
7 		   
2 Malaysia
India 		Lyddia Cheah
Saina Nehwal 		5
11 		1
11 		   
3 Malaysia
India 		Hoon Thien How / Tan Boon Heong
Sagar Chopda / Jishnu Sanyal 		15
2 		15
5 		   
4 Malaysia
India		 Ng Hui Lin / Woon Khe Wei
Aparna Balan / Saina Nehwal 		13
15 		15
6 		10
15 		 
5 Malaysia
India		 Hoon Thien How / Ng Hui Lin
Sagar Chopda / Aparna Balan 		15
8 		14
17 		15
12 		 

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