After 3 badminton competitions in Thailand: Yonex Thailand Open, Toyota Thailand Open and SHBC BWF World Tour Final 2020 between 12-31 m Dec. 64 at Impact Arena, Muang Thong Thani
The best performance of the Thai badminton team is in the doubles category, “BAS”, Dechapol Puvaranukroh and “Por Por”, Subsiri Taerattanachai, the third-place guide of the program, can create a wealth of people. Thailand by winning all 3 titles in Thailand for 3 consecutive weeks
The latest in the Badminton Federation’s World Rankings, or BWF, will be announcing the world rankings on Tuesday of every week. By announcing the world rankings for the week On Tuesday, Feb 2, 2021, the world rankings for the latest week of Thai badminton players are as follows:
Mixed doubles category “Bass” Dechapol Puvaranukroh and “Por Por” Subsiri Taerattanachai from the results of winning 3 consecutive trophies moved up to No. 2 in the world in recent weeks following Cheng Xi Wei. With Huang Ya Chiang at 8,439 points, “Tonnam” Nipitphon Puangphuapet and “MM” Sawitri Amri fell from the guide number 22 to rank 25 in the world, while “M.” Supak Chom Island and “Frame” Suphisara Pure Samphran Dark Horse in the first 2 tournaments Shifted the ranking from the guide # 44 in the world to ranked 36th in the world.
Single female category “May” Rachanok Inthanon fell from hand # 5 in the world to hand # 6 in the world in recent weeks, “Cream” Bussanan Unbumrunphan Dropped from the No. 12 hand in the world to the No. 13 hand in the world, “Mew” Pornpavee Chochuwong, who made a great performance in the World Tour Final, moved from the original No. 13 hand. Of the world to hold the 11th hand in the world, “Nat” Nicha Orninda, the world’s 23rd hand, “May” Supanida Ketthong moved up to 13 places from the 46th hand to the top hand. 35 in the world, “Peach” Pornthip Buranaprasert, 43th in the world, “Jew” Pittayaporn Chaiyawan, 31st hand in the world
With the number 1-6 in the world to change, Tai Shiying continued to dominate the world number 1 from Taiwan’s World Tour last week after winning the World Tour Final, Chen Yufei from China. Second hand in the world, Carolina Marin from Spain moved from the No. 6 hand in the world to become the third in the world by winning the Yonex and Toyota Thailand Open Agane. Shi from Japan fell to hand No. 4 in the world, Nozomi Oguhara from Japan fell to hand No. 5 in the world,
Single male category “Together” Kantaphon Wangcharoen fell from hand # 15 to hand # 18 in the world, “Oat” Sittikomthasilp fell to hand, number 29 in the world, “Bright” Sanphanyu Wihingsanon hand rank 46th in the world, “Phet” Kosit, 34th hand jewelry in the world, “Second” Thanongsak Saensomboon Suk, 39th hand in the world, “View” Kulawut Wititsan moved from the 29th hand in the world to the 25th place. world
In the men’s singles category last week, 1-8 changes have occurred, with Japanese Kento Momota still ranked No. 1 in the world last week, Denmark’s Andres Antonsen, who won the World Tour. Final Still the No. 3 hand in the world, Victor Exzelson from Denmark moved from the No. 4 hand in the world to become the second hand in the world from winning the first two titles in Thailand, Zhou Tian Chen from Taiwan dropped to No. 4 in the world, Jackie Chan from China dropped to No. 6 in the world, Anthony Kinning of Indonesia. Moving up to hold hands number 5 in the world, Jonathan Christie from Indonesia. Brace hands # 7 in the world, Ng Kalong from Hong Kong, 8th hand in the world
Female couple category, “Gift” Jongkonpan Kititharakun and “Vue” Ravinda Pra deliberately moved up to the number 8 guide in the world, “Por Por” Supsiri Taerattanachai and “Earth” Phutita Supajirakun holds the guide number 21 in the world, “Chom Jam” Phataimas, “Best” Chayanit Sichalom, 34th guide in the world, “Wa Wah” Ruthai Chanoklai Suan and “Fern “Supamas Mingchua, guide number 69 in the world,” Jane “Kwanchanok Sudjaiprapharat and” sit “Chasinee Gory, the pair of pictures, dominate the world’s top 50 guide.
Male pair category, “Art” Bodin Issara and “A” Manipong Jongjit, guide number 43 in the world, “Tonnam” Nipithaphon Puangphuapet and “Mark” Thanuphat Wiriyangkun. 82nd in the world, “Digo” Kittisak Namdet and “Oat” Chalermpol Charoenkitamon, the guide number 90 in the world.
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