0 No.1 Women's and Men's Singles by Country (04.10.2012)

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List of the current No.1 women's and men's singles badminton players by country according to the BWF World Ranking as of October 4th, 2012.

No.1 Women’s Singles by Country:

Argentina: Celina Juarez

Australia:  Victoria Na

Austria:  Simone Prutsch

Bangladesh:  Aktar Shapla

Barbados:  Shari Watson 

Belgium:  Lianne Tan 

Belarus:  Alesia Zaitsava

Botswana:  Tebogo Ndzinge

Brasil:  Yasmin Cury

Bulgaria:  Petya Nedelcheva

Canada:  Michelle Li

Chile:  Chou Ting Ting

China, PR:  Wang Yihan

Croatia:  Andrea Zvorc

Cuba:  Maria Hernandez

Cyprus:  Stella Knekna

Czech Republic:  Kristina Gavnholt

Denmark:  Tine Baun

Dominican Republic:  Vibieca Beronica

Ecuador:  Edith Loza Capote

Egypt:  Hadia Hosny

El Salvador:  Cecilia Urrutia

Spain:  Carolina Marin

Estonia:  Laura Vana

Ethiopia:  Yerusksew Legssey Tura

Falkland Islands: Laura Minto 

Fiji:  Andra Whiteside 

Finland:  Anu Nieminen

France:  Pi Hongyan

Germany:  Juliane Schenk 

Ghana: Stella Amassah

Guatemala:  Ana Lucia de Leon

Hong Kong, China:  Yip Pui Yin

Hungary:  Orsolya Varga

Indonesia:  Adrianti Firdasari

India:  Saina Nehwal

Iran, IR:  Neigin Amiripour

Ireland, Republic:  Chloe Magee

Iceland:  Ragna Ingolfsdottir

Italia:  Agnese Allegrini

Jamaica:  Katherine Wynther

Jordan:  Dima Issam Alardah

Japan:  Sayaka Sato

Kazakhstan:  Veronika Sorokina

Korea Republic:  Sung Ji-hyun

Latvia:  Monika Radovska

Lithuania:  Akvile Stapusaityte 

Luxembourg:  Claudine Barnig

Macau, China:  Mak Kai Lei

Morrocco:  Rajae Rochdy 

Malaysia:  Tee Jing Yi 

Maldives:  Aishath Afnaan Rasheed

Mexico:  Victoria Montero

Mauritius:  Kate Foo Kune

New Caledonia:  Magali Bravo

Netherlands: Yao Jie

Nepal:  Pooja Shreshta 

Nigeria: Grace Gabriel

Norway: Sara B Kverno

New Zealand:  Michel Chan Ky

Peru:  Claudia Rivero Modensi 

Philippines:  Malvinne Ann Venice Alcala

Poland:  Kamila Augustyn

Portugal:  Telma Santos

Puerto Rico:  Santana Daneysha

Polynesia, French (Tahiti):  Anna Wohler

Romania:  Sonia Olariu

South Africa:  Kerry-Lee Harrington

Russia: Anastasia Prokopenko

Scotland:  Susan Egelstaff

Seychelles:  Allisen Camille

Singapore:  Gu Juan

Slovenia:  Maja Tvrdy

Serbia:  Milica Simic

Sri Lanka:  Thilini Jayasinghe 

Switzerland:  Sabrina Jaquet

Suriname:  Crystal Leefmans

Slovakia:  Monika Fasungova

Sweden: Elinor Widh

Syria:  Sana Mahmoud

Thailand:  Ratchanok Intanon

Chinese Taipei:  Tai Tzu-Ying

Trinidad and Tobago:  Solangel Guzman

Turkey:  Neslihan Yigit

Uganda: Shamim Bangi

Ukraine:  Larisa Griga

United States of America:  Rena Wang

Uzbekistan:  Anna Smirnova

Venezuela:  Gabriela Araujo

Vietnam:  Le Thu Huyen

Wales:  Carissa Turner 

No.1 Women’s Singles by Country:

Argentina:  Federico Diaz

Australia: Luke Chong

Austria:  Michael Lahnsteiner

Azerbaijan: Kanan Ryazev

Bangladesh:  Anayet Anayet Ulla Khan

Barbados:  Andre Padmore

Belgium:  Yuhan Tan

Belarus: Yauheni Yakauchuk

Botswana:  Keone Olatoste

Brasil: Daniel Paiola

Bahrain:  Heri Setiawan 

Brunei Darussalam:  Coon Sian Liaw

Bulgaria:  Stilian Makarski

Cambodia:  Sok Chanthorn

Canada:  Stefan Wojcikiewicz

Chile:  Cristian Araya

China:  Lin Dan

Croatia:  Luka Zdenjak

Cuba:  Osleni Guerrero

Cyprus:  Charis Charalambous

Czech Republic:  Petr Koukal

Denmark:  Peter Hoeg Gade

Dominican Republic:  William Cabrera

Ecuador:  Sebastian Teran

Egypt:  Ali Ahmed El Khateeb

England:  Rajiv Ouseph

El Salvador:  Michael Guzman

Spain:  Pablo Abian

Estonia:  Raul Must

Ethiopia:  Asnake Getachew Sahilu

Falkland Islands: Clark Douglas

Fiji:  Burty James Molia

Finland:  Ville Lang

France:  Brice Leverdez

Germany:  Marc Zwiebler 

Ghana:  Solomon Mensah Nyarko

Greece:  Georgios Charalambidis

Guatemala:  Kevin Cordon 

Hong Kong, China:  Yun Hu

Hungary:  Henrik Toth

Indonesia:  Simon Santoso

India:  Kashyap Parupalli

Iran, IR:  Kaveh Mehrabi

Ireland, Republic: Scott Evans

Iraq:  Haidar Besha

Iceland:  Kari Gunnarsson

Israel:  Misha Zilberman

Italia:  Wisnu Haryo Putro

Jamaica:  Charles Payne 

Jordan:  Al Jabrah Sadam

Japan:  Sho Sasaki

Kazakhstan:  Artur Niyazov

Kenya:  Mistri Dawn

Korea Republic:  Lee Hyun-il

Latvia:  Reinis Sefers

Lithuania:  Kestutis Navickas

Luxembourg: Yann Hellers

Macau, China:  Lam Chi Man

Malaysia: Lee Chong Wei

Maldives:  Mohamed Ajfan Rasheed

Mexico: Lino Munoz

Mongolia:  Erdenebayar Enkhbold

Mauritius:  Paul Christopher

Myanmar:  Ye Min Aung

New Caledonia:  Loic Mennesson

Netherlands:  Eric Pang

Nepal:  Bikash Shrestha

Nigeria: Jinkan Ifraimu Bulus

Norway:  Jonas Christensen

New Zealand:  James Eunson

Peru:  Rodrico Pacheco Carillo

Philippines:  Christopher Flores

Poland:  Przemyslaw Wacha

Portugal:  Pedro Martins

Puerto Rico:  Valentin Bryan

Polynesia, French (Tahiti):  Remi Rossi 

Romania:  Daniel Cojocaru

South Africa:  Jacob Maliekal

Russia:  Vladimir Ivanov

Scotland:  Kieran Merrilees

Seychelles:  Kervin Gaislain

Singapore:  Derek Wong Zi Liang

Slovenia:  Iztok Utrosa

Serbia:  Igor Bjelan

Sri Lanka:  Niluka Karunaratne

Switzerland:  Christian Boesiger

Suriname:  Virgil Soeroredjo

Slovakia:  Michal Matejka

Sweden:  Henri Hurskainen

Syria: Saleh Mohamad

Thailand:  Boonsak Ponsana 

Turkmenistan:  Trikishmyrat Poladov

Chinese Taipei:  Hsu Jen-Hao

Trinidad and Tobago:  Nicholas Bonkowsky

Turkey:  Murat Sen

Uganda:  Edwin Ekiring

Ukraine:  Dmytro Zavadsky

United States of America:  Sattawat Pongnairat

Uzbekistan:  Rafael Zakirov

Venezuela:  Leonard Uzcategui

Vietnam:  Nguyen Tien Minh

Wales:  Raj Popat

Zambia:  Juma Muwowo