Badminton at the 2004 Commonwealth Youth Games

2004 Commonwealth Youth Games
Tournament details
Dates	29 November – 4 December
Edition	1st
Venue	Bendigo Badminton & Tennis Stadium
Location	Victoria 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

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	Azrihanif Azahar Calum Menzies	15 5	15 4
2	Lyddia Cheah Julie Boyd	11 8	11 7
3	Hoon Thien How / Tan Boon Heong Stuart Gilliland / Calum Menzies	15 6	15 7
4	Ng Hui Lin / Woon Khe Wei Imogen Bankier / Emma Mason	15 2	2 15	15 13
5	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	Chew Swee Hau Tiger Chen	15 9	15 6
2	Karen Yuen Erin Carroll	11 6	11 6
3	Koh Yan Sen / Aaron Tan Jeff Tho / Raymond Tam	12 15	15 10	15 8
4	Colleen Goh / Vanessa Neo Erin Carroll / Erica Pong	15 11	15 8
5	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	Azrihanif Azahar Jeff Tho	15 6	15 12
2	Lyddia Cheah Erica Pong	11 4	11 2
3	Hoon Thien How / Tan Boon Heong Jeff Tho / Raymond Tam	15 5	15 2
4	Ng Hui Lin / Woon Khe Wei Erin Carroll / Erica Pong	15 2	15 5
5	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	Chew Swee Hau Calum Mazies	15 5	15 9
2	Colleen Goh Julie Boyd	6 11	8 11
3	Koh Yan Sen / Aaron Tan Stuart Gilliland / Calum Menzies	15 7	15 5
4	Colleen Goh / Vanessa Neo Imogen Bankier / Emma Mason	4 15	3 15
5	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
1	Azrihanif Azahar Chew Swee Hau	15 8	15 14
2	Lyddia Cheah Colleen Goh	11 2	11 2
3	Hoon Thien How / Tan Boon Heong Koh Yan Sen / Aaron Tan	15 3	15 7
4	Ng Hui Lin / Woon Khe Wei Vanessa Neo / Karen Yuen	6 15	3 15
5	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	Calum Menzies Jeff Tho	15 10	15 9
2	Julie Boyd Erin Carroll	11 9	11 3
3	Stuart Gilliland / Calum Menzies Jeff Tho / Raymond Tam	15 12	10 15	15 6
4	Imogen Bankier / Emma Mason Erin Carroll / Erica Pong	15 4	15 6
5	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	Rajiv Ouseph Chan Yun Lung	15 8	15 9
2	Helen Ward Michelle Chan	11 4	11 6
3	Andrew Ellis / Dean George Henry Tam / Joe Wu	15 3	9 15	15 6
4	Heather Olver / Jenny Wallwork Michelle Chan / Belinda Hill	15 12	15 11
5	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
1	Anand Pawar Richard Anderton	15 6	15 0
2	Saina Nehwal Annari Viljoen			not played
3	Sagar Chopda / Jishnu Sanyal Richard Anderton / Rowen Brown	15 5	15 4
4	Aparna Balan / Saina Nehwal Stacey Doubell / Annari Viljoen			not played
5	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
1	Rajiv Ouseph Richard Anderton	15 4	15 6
2	Helen Ward Stacey Doubell	11 9	11 2
3	Andrew Ellis / Dean George Richard Anderton / Rowen Brown	15 2	15 8
4	Heather Olver / Jenny Wallwork Stacey Doubell / Annari Viljoen			not played
5	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	Anand Pawar Chan Yun Lung	15 5	15 5
2	Saina Nehwal Michelle Chan	11 4	11 1
3	Sagar Chopda / Jishnu Sanyal Henry Tam / Joe Wu	9 15	15 4	15 11
4	Aparna Balan / Saina Nehwal Michelle Chan / Belinda Hill	15 6	15 1
5	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	Rajiv Ouseph Anand Pawar	17 14	11 15	11 15
2	Helen Ward Saina Nehwal	1 11	1 11
3	Andrew Ellis / Dean George Sagar Chopda / Jishnu Sanyal	15 13	15 7
4	Heather Olver / Jenny Wallwork Aparna Balan / Saina Nehwal	15 8	11 15	8 15
5	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	Chan Yun Lung Richard Anderton	11 15	15 9	15 5
2	Michelle Chan Stacey Doubell	13 11	11 5
3	Henry Tam / Joe Wu Richard Anderton / Rowen Brown	15 7	15 2
4	Michelle Chan / Belinda Hill Stacey Doubell / Annari Viljoen	15 7	15 12
5	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
1	Calum Menzies Richard Anderton	15 3	15 3
2	Julie Boyd Stacey Doubell	11 1	11 2
3	Stuart Gilliland / Calum Menzies Richard Anderton / Rowen Brown	17 14	15 10
4	Imogen Bankier / Emma Mason Stacey Doubell / Annari Viljoen	15 7	15 2
5	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	Chan Yun Lung Tiger Chen	13 15	15 3	15 6
2	Michelle Chan Erin Carroll	11 6	11 6
3	Michelle Chan / Belinda Hill Erin Carroll / Sue Li Hong	15 11	15 17	8 15
4	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	Calum Menzies Chan Yun Lung	15 7	15 8
2	Julie Boyd Michelle Chan	5 11	11 8	11 5
3	Stuart Gilliland / Calum Menzies Henry Tam / Joe Wu	9 15	17 15	14 17
4	Imogen Bankier / Emma Mason Michelle Chan / Belinda Hill	17 15	15 17	15 8
5	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	Tiger Chen Richard Anderton	15 2	15 4
2	Erica Pong Stacey Doubell	11 9	11 3
3	Erin Carroll / Sue Li Hong Stacey Doubell / Annari Viljoen	7 15	15 10	9 15
4	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	Lyddia Cheah Helen Ward	11 7	11 7
2	Hoon Thien How / Tan Boon Heong Andrew Ellis / Dean George	15 6	15 5
3	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	Anand Pawar Chew Swee Hau	17 16	13 15	8 15
2	Saina Nehwal Colleen Goh	11 0	11 1
3	Aparna Balan / Saina Nehwal Vanessa Neo / Karen Yuen	15 2	15 6
4	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
1	Rajiv Ouseph Chew Swee Hau	15 6	15 6
2	Helen Ward Colleen Goh	6 11	7 11
3	Andrew Ellis / Dean George Koh Yan Sen / Aaron Tan	15 7	15 11
4	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	Azrihanif Azahar Anand Pawar	15 11	15 7
2	Lyddia Cheah Saina Nehwal	5 11	1 11
3	Hoon Thien How / Tan Boon Heong Sagar Chopda / Jishnu Sanyal	15 2	15 5
4	Ng Hui Lin / Woon Khe Wei Aparna Balan / Saina Nehwal	13 15	15 6	10 15
5	Hoon Thien How / Ng Hui Lin Sagar Chopda / Aparna Balan	15 8	14 17	15 12

Final classification

Position	Country
1	Malaysia
2	India
3	England
4	Singapore
5	Scotland
6	New Zealand
7	Australia
8	South Africa

References

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