You Jie is a former Taiwanese badminton player who later changed her nationality to Australian.
World Ranking – Women’s Doubles 398, Week 37, 2024
Finals Ranking – Women’s Doubles 150, 2220 points
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Jacqueline is an Australian-Chinese female badminton player.
She began playing badminton at the age of 13.
In August 2013, Jacqueline competed in the World Badminton Championships held in Guangzhou, China. Partnering with Gronya Somerville in the women’s doubles event, they had a bye in the first round but were eliminated in the second round, losing 0–2 (5-21, 5-21) to Ma Jin and Tang Jinhua from China.
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Robin Middleton is a former English male badminton player who later represented Australia in competitions.
Specializing in doubles events, Robin Middleton won the men’s doubles runner-up title at the 2014 Vietnam Badminton International Challenge.
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Ross Smith is an Australian male badminton player.
In 2008, Ross Smith, partnering with Glenn Warfe, represented Australia in the men’s doubles badminton event at the Beijing Olympics. They were eliminated in the first round, losing 0–2 (13-21, 16-21) to their Polish opponents.
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Renuga Veeran was born in Malaysia and moved to Australia at the age of 16. Her father once served as a coach for the Malaysian national badminton team, her sister represented Malaysia in international competitions, and her brother, Raj Veeran, partnered with her in the mixed doubles event at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.
In 2012, Renuga Veeran, along with Leanne Choo, won the women’s doubles title at the Oceania Badminton Championships.
In 2014, Renuga Veeran, partnering with Joy Lai, won the women’s doubles title at the New Zealand Badminton Grand Prix.
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Chong Hui Qi is a former Malaysian badminton player who later represented Australia in international competitions.
World Ranking – Women’s Doubles 488, Week 36, 2024
World Ranking – Mixed Doubles 626, Week 36, 2024
Olympic Points – Mixed Doubles 426, 2220points
Olympic Points – Women’s Doubles 440, 1750 points
Finals Ranking – Mixed Doubles 144, 2220 points
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Sylvina Kurniawan (Indonesian: Sylvina Kurniawan, born May 5, 1988) is a former Indonesian female badminton player who has represented Australia in international competitions since 2016.
World Ranking – Women’s Doubles 235, Week 37, 2024
World Ranking – Mixed Doubles 419, Week 37, 2024
Olympic Points – Women’s Doubles 386, 2130 points
Olympic Points – Mixed Doubles 1047, 550 points
Finals Ranking – Women’s Doubles 150, 2220 points
Finals Ranking – Mixed Doubles 163, 2220 points
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Leung Wing Hang, Simon (transliterated from English: Leung Wing Hang, Simon, born November 24, 1996) is an Australian male badminton player.
In April 2016, Leung Wing Hang participated in the Oceania Badminton Championships held in Tahiti, winning third place in both the men’s doubles and mixed doubles events.
In February 2017, Leung Wing Hang competed in the Oceania Badminton Championships held in Nouméa, New Caledonia, partnering with Mitchell Wheller to reach the semifinals of the men’s doubles event.
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Kidd, former England badminton player.
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Zhou Yulian, an Australian badminton player of Chinese descent.
In 2010, Zhou Yulian partnered with Renuga Veeran in doubles for the first time and represented Australia in the women’s doubles event at the Commonwealth Games, where they reached the quarterfinals.
In 2011, Zhou Yulian decided to move from her birthplace of Adelaide to Melbourne to participate in national team training. In 2012, she and Renuga Veeran won the women’s doubles title at the Oceania Badminton Championships and qualified for the London Olympics with a world ranking of 35.
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Chen Hsuan-Yu (English: Wendy Chen Hsuan-Yu, born June 1, 1993) is an Australian badminton player of Chinese descent. She represented Australia in the women’s singles badminton event at the 2016 and 2020 Olympic Games.
In February 2015, Chen participated in the Oceania Badminton Championships, winning the women’s singles title and securing third place in the women’s doubles.
In August 2017, Chen competed in the World Badminton Championships held in Glasgow, Scotland, in the women’s singles event. She was eliminated in the first round, losing 0-2 (19-21, 11-21) to Malaysia’s Yap Rui Chen.
World Ranking – Women’s Singles 460, Week 36, 2024
World Ranking – Women’s Doubles 488, Week 36, 2024
Olympic Points – Women’s Doubles 440, 1750 points
Olympic Points – Women’s Singles 455, 1750 points
Finals Ranking – Women’s Singles 82, 5780 points
Finals Ranking – Women’s Doubles 152, 1670 points
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Andika Ramadiansyah, originally an Indonesian badminton player, later joined Australia.
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