Cheah Yee See


Character Introduction

Cheah Yee See (November 18, 1995), real name Cheah Yee See, is a Malaysian female badminton player.

Cheah Yee See started playing badminton at the age of 10 under the influence of her father. After just one year of training, she won the Under-12 Girls’ Singles title in the 2006 MSSPP tournament, and later won both the Girls’ Singles and Girls’ Doubles titles in the PBA Inter-State Championships.

In July 2011, Tse Yee Hee represented Malaysia in the Asian Junior Badminton Championships held in Lucknow, India, helping the Malaysian team to win the second place in the mixed team.

In October 2014, Xie Yixi and Goh Yueh Ching played in the Hungary Badminton International, defeating the multinational duo’s (Denmark: Josefine Van Zanna/Sweden: Emma Vinberg) in the women’s doubles final 3-0 (11-4, 11-10, 11-10), which was also her first international series women’s doubles title.

In July 2017, Yixi Xie and Bingshun Chen played in the Russian Badminton Grand Prix and defeated Japanese powerhouse Keiichiro Matsue/Xibu Araki 3-0 (11-8, 13-11, 11-3) in the mixed doubles final, which was also her first international Grand Prix mixed doubles title.

In October 2021, success in the Sudirman Cup Team Championships Round of 8 helped Malaysia beat Indonesia 3-2 in the deciding match, when Malaysia were tied 2-2 and needed the mixed doubles to decide the winner. World No. 27 Koh Bong Yong/Xie Yixi blew away their strong rivals, World No. 4 Praveen Jordan and Melati Dhiava Oktaviani, to help Malaysia pick up a crucial point. They helped Malaysia take a crucial point to reach the quarterfinals after twelve years since 2009.

World Ranking – Mixed Doubles 43,  Week 30, 2024

Olympic Points – Mixed Doubles 37, 35040 points 

Finals Ranking – Mixed Doubles 37, 21410 points
 

Equipment Used

BG-80;  JETSPEED S 10 Fluorescent Rose Red;  ASTROX 77 Glitter Red;  75TH AERUS Z;  AURASPEED 70F A;  SHA960;  P9500;  PENG;  ECLIPSION Z;  SHBELX2EX;  A900F

Major Achievements

  • 2023 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Badminton Masters Mixed Doubles Champion
  • 2022 Commonwealth Games Badminton Mixed Team Gold Medal
  • 2022 Southeast Asian Games Badminton Mixed Doubles Runner-up
  • 2021 Sudirman Cup Mixed Team 3rd Runner-up
  • 2020 TOYOTA Thailand Open Badminton Championships Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals
  • 2019 Bangladesh Badminton Challenge Mixed Doubles Champion
  • 2019 India Badminton Challenge Mixed Doubles Champion
  • 2019 China Macau Badminton Open Mixed Doubles Quarter-finals
  • Hyderabad Badminton Open Mixed Doubles Champion 2019
  • 2018 China Macau Badminton Open Mixed Doubles Quarter-finals
  • 2017 China Macau Badminton Golden Grand Prix Mixed Doubles Quarter-finals
  • 2017 Korea Badminton Superseries Mixed Doubles Quarter-finals
  • 2017 Vietnam Badminton Grand Prix Mixed Doubles Quarter-finals
  • 2017 Southeast Asian Games Badminton Mixed Doubles Bronze Medal
  • 2017 Russia Badminton Grand Prix Mixed Doubles Champion
  • 2016 India Badminton International Series Mixed Doubles Runner-up
  • 2016 Romania Badminton International Women’s Doubles Quarterfinals
  • Portugal Badminton International Women’s Doubles Quarterfinals 2016
  • 2015 Hungary Badminton International Women’s Doubles Champion
  • 2014 Hungary Badminton International Women’s Doubles Champion
  • 2014 Lakfish Badminton International Series Women’s Doubles Quarterfinals
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