0 Profil | Jiang Yan Jiao

Profil | Jiang Yan Jiao

Karir tunggal putri : 189x menang, 70x kalah
Karir ganda putri : 2x menang, 2x kalah

Gelar kejuaraan
2006 Denmark Open
2006 Piala Uber
2008 Kejuaraan Asia
2008 Piala Uber 
2008 China Open Super Series
2009 China Open Super Series 
2010 Japan Open Super Series 
2010 China Open Super Series

Finalis
2009 Swiss Super Series
2009 Macau Grand Prix Gold
2009 Hong Kong Superseries
2010 Swiss Superseries 
2010 Piala Uber
2011 Thailand Open Grand Prix Gold
2011 China Masters Superseries
2012 Korea Open Superseries Premier
2012 China Masters

Hasil lain
2011 Malaysia Open Superseries : semifinal.
2011 Korea Open Superseries Premier : quarterfinal.
2011 All England Superseries Premier : quarterfinal.
2011 Kejuaraan Asia : semifinal.
2011 Malaysia Open : quarterfinal.
2011 Indonesia Open Superseries Premier : semifinal.
2011 Kejuaraan Dunia : putaran 16.
2011 Denmark Open Superseries Premier : quarterfinal.
2011 Badminton French Open : putaran 32.
2011 China Open Superseries Premier : putaran 32.
2011 Macau Open Grand Prix Gold : putaran 16.
2011 Korea Open Grand Prix Gold : quarterfinal.
2012 Kejuaraan Asia : quarterfinal.
2012 Malaysia Open Superseries : quarterfinal.
2012 All England Superseries Premier : quarterfinal.
2012 Swiss Open Grand Prix Gold : putaran 16.
2012 Indonesia Open Superseries Premier : putaran 16.
2012 India Open Superseries : semifinal. 
2012 Denmark Open Superseries Premier : semifinal.
2012 French Badminton Open Superseries : putaran 32.
2012 China Open Superseries Premier : putaran 16.
2012 Hong Kong Open Superseries : putaran 32.
2013 Korea Open Superseries Premier : putaran 16.
2013 All England Superseries Premier : putaran 16.
2013 Swiss Open Grand Prix Gold : quarterfinal.
2013 Kejuaraan Asia : putaran 16.
2013 Kejuaraan Dunia : putaran 64.

Pertemuan klasik (>5 pertandingan)
vs Yao Jie 10-0
vs Adrianti Firdasari 7-0
vs Salakjit Ponsana 7-0
vs Pi Hong Yan 5-1
vs Petya Nedelcheva 5-1
vs Wang Yi Han 5-8
vs Wang Shi Xian 5-6
vs Juliane Schenk 2-4

0 Tine Baun Career Stats

*The stats only contain official statistics in the Tournament Software.
Playing records in singles:
Played 464
Wins 318
Losses 146

Stats against notable opponents

Tine Baun vs.Agnese Allegrini 2-0
Tine Baun vs. Kamila Augustyn 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Mia Audina 0-2
Tine Baun vs. Pia Zebadiah Bernadeth 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Margit Borg 0-1
Tine Baun vs. Porntip Buranaprasertsuk 2-1
Tine Baun vs. Chan Tsz Ka 2-0
Tine Baun vs. Chen Jiayuan 0-1
Tine Baun vs. Chen Xiao Jia 2-1
Tine Baun vs. Cheng Shao Chieh 3-0
Tine Baun vs. Chien Yu Chin 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Jeanine Cicognini 2-0
Tine Baun vs. Dai Yun 0-1
Tine Baun vs. Susan Egelstaff 2-0
Tine Baun vs. Lindaweni Fanetri 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Fu Mingtian 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Rita Yuan Gao 2-0
Tine Baun vs. Kristina Gavnholt 2-0
Tine Baun vs. Gong Ruina 0-2
Tine Baun vs. Gong Zhichao 0-1
Tine Baun vs. Ai Goto 3-0
Tine Baun vs. Nicole Grether 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Larisa Griga 2-0
Tine Baun vs. Tracey Hallam 3-1
Tine Baun vs. Han Li 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Eriko Hirose 2-1
Tine Baun vs. Monique Hoogland 0-1
Tine Baun vs. Hwang Hye Youn 3-1
Tine Baun vs. Kaori Imabeppu 1-1
Tine Baun vs. Ragna Ingolfsdottir 2-0
Tine Baun vs. Jiang Yanjiao 2-0
Tine Baun vs. Nichaon Jindapon 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Denyse Julien 0-1
Tine Baun vs. Olga Konon 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Ayane Kurihara 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Maria Febe Kusumastuti 2-0
Tine Baun vs. Lee Kyung Won 0-2
Tine Baun vs. Li Xuerui 1-2
Tine Baun vs. Liu Xin (F) 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Julia Mann 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Carolina Marin 2-1
Tine Baun vs. Meiluawati 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Minatsu Mitani 0-2
Tine Baun vs. Kelly Morgan 3-0
Tine Baun vs. Trupti Murgunde 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Busanan Ongbumrungpan 2-0
Tine Baun vs. PV Sindhu 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Pa Hsiao Ma 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Salakjit Ponsana 2-1
Tine Baun vs. Poon Lok Yan 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Anastasia Prokopenko 3-0
Tine Baun vs. Simone Prutsch 2-0
Tine Baun vs. Ra Kyung Min 0-1
Tine Baun vs. Claudia Rivero Modensi 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Rajae Rochdy 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Sannatasah Saniru 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Telma Santos 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Shinta Mulia Sari 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Sayaka Sato 5-0
Tine Baun vs. Karin Schnaase 2-0
Tine Baun vs. Akvile Stapusaityte 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Tai Tzu Ying 2-2
Tine Baun vs. Lianne Tan 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Tse Ying Suet 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Sashina Vignes Waran 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Sarah Walker 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Iris Wang 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Rena Wang 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Wang Lin 2-2
Tine Baun vs. Wang Shixian 2-2
Tine Baun vs. Yao Xue 0-1
Tine Baun vs. Yao Yan 0-1
Tine Baun vs. Kanako Yonekura 2-2
Tine Baun vs. Yu Sun 1-0
Tine Baun vs. Maria Kristin Yulianti 1-1
Tine Baun vs. Linda Zetchiri 3-0
Tine Baun vs. Zhu Lin 2-1

Archrivalries (five meetings or more)

Tine Baun vs. Elizabeth Cann 4-1
2004, European Championships, 11-7 11-4
2005, German Open, 11-7 4-11 9-11
2009, European Mixed Team Championships, 21-14 21-10
2011, Sudirman Cup, 21-14 21-18
2012, European Championships, 21-17 21-12
Tine Baun vs. Ella Diehl 7-0
2004, Swedish International, 11-3 11-4
2005, Italian International, 13-11 11-7
2008, European Team Championships, 21-12 21-9
2009, European Mixed Team Championships, 21-18 21-17
2010, European Team Championships, 21-8 21-14
2010, European Championships, 21-14 21-16
Tine Baun vs. Adrianti Firdasari 6-1
2006, Hong Open, 21-12 21-13
2007, French Open, 21-17 21-18
2008, Denmark Open, 21-15 21-18
2009, Korea Open, 13-21 21-12 21-11
2009, Denmark Open, 11-21 21-13 21-15
2009, French Open, 13-21 21-13 11-21
2011, Sudirman Cup, 21-13 21-13
Tine Baun vs. Ratchanok Intanon 2-3
2011, Denmark Open, 16-21 15-21
2012, Uber Cup, 21-18 21-12
2012, China Open, 13-21 19-21
2012, BWF Superseries Finals, 15-21 14-21
2013, All England, 21-14 16-21 21-10
Tine Baun vs. Lu Lan 4-2
2006, Denmark Open,
2007, Open Japan, 21-19 21-9
2008, Malaysia Open, 21-12 16-21 21-16
2008, All England, 21-11 18-21 22-20
2009, World Championships 15-21 13-21
2010, All England, 16-21 23-21 21-11
Tine Baun vs. Judith Meulendijks 6-2
1998, Dutch Open, 8-11 10-13
2006, Spanish International,
2008, European Team Championships, 21-13 21-14
2008, Denmark Open, 21-16 21-16
2008, French Open, 21-9 21-14
2009, Denmark Open, 21-11 21-7
2009, French Open, 21-17 21-19
2012, European Championships, 21-13 21-16
Tine Baun vs. Petya Nedelcheva 6-3
2002, Norwegian International, 3-11 13-12 11-8
2003, Austrian International, 9-11 7-11
2003, World Championships, 2-11 11-8 11-4
2003, Norwegian International, 11-7 11-5
2004, Olympic Games, 11-8 7-11 11-13
2007, All England, 21-17 21-23 21-23
2010, World Championships, 21-19 23-21
2010, BWF World Superseries Finals, 21-6 21-17
2012, Indonesia Open, 21-15 21-12
Tine Baun vs. Saina Nehwal 4-5
2007, Hong Open, 21-15 12-21 21-16
2010, All England, 21-19 21-17
2011, Indonesia Open, 19-21 19-21
2011, BWF World Superseries Finals, 17-21 18-21
2012, Malaysia Open, 13-21 23-21 13-21
2012, Olympic Games, 15-21 20-22
2012, Denmark Open, 10-21 11-21
2012, BWF World Superseries Finals, 21-14 11-21 21-19
Tine Baun vs. Juliane Schenk 8-3
2002, European Championships, 7-2 6-8 7-1
2008, European Team Championships, 17-21 21-15 21-17
2008, European Championships, 21-6 16-21 21-13
2009, Open Japan, 21-14 21-10
2010, European Team Championships, 21-16 21-13
2010, European Championships, 21-19 14-21 21-18
2011, World Championships, 9-21 11-21
2011, BWF World Superseries Finals, 21-12 21-11
2012, European Team Championships, 21-12 21-17
2012, European Championships, 21-19 16-21, 21-19
2012, BWF World Superseries Finals, 21-14 16-21 8-21
Tine Baun vs. Sung Ji Hyun 6-1
2010, Korea Open, 15-21 16-21
2010, Open Japan, 21-11 21-18
2011, Sudirman Cup, 18-21 21-18 21-18
2011, Indonesia Open, 21-18 19-21 21-12
2011, World Championships, 13-21 21-12 21-10
2011, BWF World Superseries Finals, 21-13 21-9
2013, All England, 24-22 19-21 21-19
Tine Baun vs. Pi Hongyan 5-6
1999, US Open, 4-15 3-15
2000, Danish Open, 11-13 1-11
2003, Malaysia Open, 11-7 8-11 5-11
2004, Denmark Open, 6-11 2-11
2004, Singapore Open, 9-11 13-11 9-11
2006, Singapore Open, 12-21 18-21
2006, Hong Kong Open, 21-16 21-13
2008, Malaysia Open, 21-12 21-10
2008, All England, 20-22 21-18 21-18
2009, Korea Open, 21-19 21-19
2010, China Masters, 21-8 21-17
Tine Baun vs. Wang Xin 0-9
2009, China Masters, 21-17 16-21 14-21
2009, Open Japan, 21-15 15-21 14-21
2009, China Open, 21-13 12-21 19-21
2010, Malaysia Open, 21-13 16-21 19-21
2010, China Masters, 13-21 9-21
2010, Open Japan, 17-21 16-21
2011, Singapore Open, 19-21 17-21
2011, China Masters, 16-21 13-21
2011, Hong Kong Open, 17-21 14-21
Tine Baun vs. Wang Yihan 5-8
2008, Open Japan, 15-21 18-21
2008, China Masters, 22-24 24-26
2008, Denmark Open, 21-6 21-15
2008, French Open, 21-18 21-16
2009, All England, 19-21 23-21 11-21
2009, Denmark Open, 21-18 19-21 21-14
2010, All England, 21-14 18-21 21-19
2010, China Masters, 21-16 21-19
2010, BWF World Superseries Finals, 21-17 17-21 13-21
2011, Open Japan, 17-21 21-14 15-21
2011, BWF World Superseries Finals, 16-21 12-21
2012, All England, 21-19 23-25 9-21
2012, Indonesia Open, 19-21 24-26
Tine Baun vs. Wang Chen 6-5
1998, All England, 6-11 8-11
2004, China Open, 9-11 5-11
2004, Singapore Open, 11-9 11-0
2006, Malaysia Open, 21-13 19-21 14-21
2006, Hong Kong Open, 21-18 22-20
2007, Indonesia Open, 19-21 5-11 (ret.)
2007, World Championships, 13-21 15-21
2008, Open Japan, 21-8 21-6
2009, Malaysia Open, 21-15 17-21 21-12
2009, Korea Open, 21-10 21-11
2010, Malaysia Open, 21-17 21-11
Tine Baun vs. Wong Mew Choo 4-1
2006, All England, 2-11 6-11
2007, Singapore Open, 21-16 21-19
2008, Uber Cup, 19-21 21-19 21-14
2008, Singapore Open, 21-10 22-20
2009, Hong Kong Open, 21-15 21-19
Tine Baun vs. Xie Xingfang 1-10
2003, World Championships, 4-11 8-11
2004, German Open , 6-11 8-11
2006, Hong Kong Open, 15-21 14-21
2006, World Championships, 14-21 6-21
2006, Open Japan, 12-21 14-21
2007, Singapore Open, 12-21 21-18 11-21
2007, Open Japan, 21-15 21-17
2007, French Open, 21-23 21-10 5-21
2007, China Open, 15-21 14-21
2007, Hong Kong Open, 15-21 15-21
2008, French Open, 8-21 21-16 16-21
Tine Baun vs. Xing Aiying 6-0
2004, German Open, 11-5 11-0
2008, Singapore Open, 21-13 21-11
2009, Malaysia Open, 21-18 21-17
2009, All England, 21-17 21-15
2011, India Open, 22-20 21-16 21-12
2011, China Masters, 21-14 21-15
Tine Baun vs. Xu Huaiwen 3-8
1997, Thailand Open, 1-11 2-11
2004, Swedish International, 11-7 4-11 11-6
2004, Open Japan, 5-11 0-11
2006, European Mixed Team Championships 19-21 13-21
2007, Open Japan, 21-14 21-15
2007, Denmark Open, 10-21 14-21
2007, Copenhagen Masters, 15-21 21-17 12-21
2008, Malaysia Open, 17-21 21-16 21-8
2008, European Championships, 21-12 12-21 17-21
2008, Uber Cup, 19-21 21-19 19-21
Tine Baun vs. Yao Jie 3-5
2004, European Championships, 11-7 4-11 7-11
2006, European Mixed Team Championships, 20-22 19-21
2007, Malaysia Open, 21-16 18-21 13-21
2008, European Championships, 21-18 21-16
2008, Indonesia Open, 17-21 (ret.)
2009, Denmark Open, 21-18 21-14
2011, Bitburger Open, 14-21 16-21
2012, Malaysia Open, 21-10 (ret.)
Tine Baun vs. Yip Pui Yin 4-1
2007, Sudirman Cup, 22-20 21-19
2009, All England, 21-17 18-21 21-16
2009, World Championships, 21-13 11-21 21-15
2010, Open Japan, 21-16 14-21 21-16
2010, BWF World Superseries Finals, 18-21 20-22
Tine Baun vs. Zhang Ning 1-4
2003, German Open, 11-13 0-11
2004, Swiss Open, 6-11 7-11
2004, All England, 5-11 5-11
2007, China Masters, 23-21 12-21 13-21
2007, Open Japan, 21-13 16-21 21-18
Tine Baun vs. Zhou Mi 3-6
1999, All England, 2-11 10-13
1999, Dutch Open, 4-11 0-11
2000, Dutch Open, 0-11 5-11
2001, Danish Open, 7-0 4-7 1-7
2003, Denmark Open, 6-11 5-11
2004, China Open, 1-11 117-11-3
2007, China Masters, 21-7 19-21 17-21
2008, Singapore Open, 21-19 21-17
2009, Malaysia Open, 21-17 15-21 21-16

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

0 Camilla Martin, From Barcelona 1992 to Athens 2004

Camilla Martin played at four different Olympic Games, from 1992 to 2004. It means she participated more than anybody else in the Women's Singles division.

1992 Second Round (lost to Anna Lao AUS)
1996 quarterfinals (lost to Mia Audina INA)
2000 Silver Medal (runner-up to Gong Zhichao CHN)
2004 Second Round (lost to Tracey Hallam GBR)

During her Olympic careers, she played 12 times (8 wins-4 losses). Martin's 4-time Olympic appearances are leading the all-time Olympic badminton appearances in Women's Singles division as of Beijing 2008.

CAMILLA MARTIN at the All England 2002 final against Gong Ruina

List of Women's Singles players who have appeared at more than one Olympic Games since 1992.

4 times

Camilla Martin (DEN) 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004

3 times 

Mia Audina (INA/NED) 1996, 2000, 2004

Kelly Morgan (GBR) 1996, 2000, 2004 

Hisako Mizui (JPN) 1992, 1996, 2000

Katarzyna Krasowska (POL) 1992, 1996, 2000

Sandra Dimbour (FRA) 1992, 1996, 2000

Neli Boteva (BUL) 1992, 1996, 2000

Anu Nieminen (FIN) 2000, 2004, 2008

2 times

Susi Susanti (INA) 1992, 1996

Bang Soo-hyun (KOR) 1992, 1996

Sung Ji-hyun (KOR) 2004, 2008

Ye Zhaoying (CHN) 1996, 2000

Zhang Ning (CHN) 2004, 2008

Somhasurthai Jaroensiri (THA) 1992, 1996

Pornsawan Plungwech (THA) 1992, 1996

Salakjit Ponsana (THA) 2004, 2008

Tine Baun (DEN) 2004, 2008 (as Tine Rasmussen)

Joanne Muggerridge (GBR) 1992, 1996

Tracey Hallam (GBR) 2004, 2008

Denyse Julien (CAN) 1992, 1996

Kanako Yonekura (JPN) 2000, 2004

Elena Rybkina (EUN/RUS) 1992, 1996

Marina Yakusheva (RUS) 1996, 2000

Ella Diehl (RUS) 2000, 2008 (as Ella Krachkova)

Wang Chen (HKG) 2004, 2008

Erika Von Heiland (USA) 1992, 1996

Aparna Popat (IND) 2000, 2004

Juliane Schenk (GER) 2004, 2008

Rhona Robertson (NZL) 1992, 1996

Christine Magnusson (SWE) 1992, 1996

Catrine Bengtsson (SWE) 1992, 1996

Zarinah Abdullah (SIN) 1992, 1996

Martine De souza (MRI) 1992, 1996

Pi Hongyan (FRA) 2004, 2008

Elsa Nielsen (ISL) 1992, 1996

Petya Nedelcheva (BUL) 2004, 2008

Huang Chia-Chi (TPE) 1996, 2000

Cheng Shao-Chieh (TPE) 2004, 2008

Olena Nozdran (UKR) 1996, 2000

Notes: 

Ra Kyung-min (KOR) actually played at three Olympic Games, from 1996 to 2004, but she appeared in the Women's Singles division only at Atlanta 1996.

0 European Club Championships 2012 - Teams and Squads

GROUP A :

1.BC Duinwijck (Netherlands)

Squads: Erik Meijs, Koen Ridder, Bart Gerrits, Jerry Natenstedt, Jorrit De Ruiter, Rein Ridder, Akvile Stapusaityte, Eva Krab, Marije Bloem, Imke Van Der Aar, Annemiek Groenewoud, Wendy Knip.

2.BV St. Fiederball Scheffleng (Luxembourg)

Squads: Mike Vallenthini, Mathieu Serebriakoff, Cedric Roilgen, Valeriy Streitsov, Yves Hoffmann, Christian Mancini, Rossen Atanassov, Myriam Have, Elena Nozdran, Xenia Loi, Lina Gentile, Christiane Kasel.

3.Sokol Vesely Brno-Jenice (Czech Republic)
Squads: Petr Koukal, Jarolim Vicen, Jakub Bitman, Lukasz Moren, Adam Mendrek, Stanislav Kohoutek, Febby Angguni, Lucie Havlova, Alzbeta Basova.

4.UKS Hubal Bialystok (Poland)

Squads: Adrian Dziolko, Michal Rogalski, Patryk Szymoniak, Mateusz Dubowski, Alesia Zaitsava, Edyta Tarasewicz, Karolina Janowska, Eva Piotrowska, Eva Jarocka-Burniewicz.

GROUP B :

1.Egospor Club (Turkey)

Squads: Ramazan Ozturk, Emre Vural, Tolga Ozsoy, Koray Avsar, Neslihan Yigit, Ozge Bayrak, Ebru Tunali, Neslihan Kilic.

2.Eltham Green (England)

Squads: Carl Baxter, Dinuka Karunaratne, Joel Gayle, Daniel Plant, Robert Golding, Ryan Staden, Onting Poon, Preddie Moses, Tomas Szeti, Mattias Seeley, Gemma Whiting, Emma Skingsley, Carla Staden, Jo Muggeridge, Tracey Middleton, Lorna Edwards, Sarah Andrews, Harriet Sylvester, Linh Ly.

3.Hajdu Gabona Debreceni TC (Hungary)

Squads: Gergely Krausz, Balasz Boros, Akos Varga, Jozsef Mester, Gyorgy Visloczki, Orsolya Varga, Zsuzsa Czifra, Csilla Gondane Forian.

4.Issy Les Moulineaux (France)
Squads: Bjorn Seguin, Maxime Michel, Yohan Turlan, Theopilus Inoki Cahjadi, Laurent Constantin, Florent Riancho, Agus Sugimin, Mickael Delille, Thibault Bluy, David Cocagne, Sabrina Jaquet, Perrine Le Buhanic, Gustiani Megawati, Andrea Vanderstukken, Houda Bobo, Marie Louise Albers, Marion Vernay, Marie Ducros, Aureliane Caira.

5.TBR (Iceland)

Squads: Atli Johannesson, Helgi Johannesson, Daniel Thomsen, Jonas Baldursson, Bjarki Stefansson, Kjartan Palsson, Birkir Stein Erlingsson, Ragna Ingolfsdottir, Rakel Johannesdottir, Margret Johannsdottir, Sara Hognadottir, Thorbjorg Kristindottir, Elin Thora Eliasdottir, Halldora Elin Johannsdottir.

GROUP C :

1.Alpha Badminton Club (Republic of Ireland)
Squads: Tony Stephenson, Scott Burnside, Stuart Lightboy, Tony Murphy, Conor Hickland, Ciaran Chambers, Sinead Chambers, Catherine Coyle, Caroline Black, Rachel Orr.

2.CB Soderinsa Rinconada-Sevilla (Spain)

Squads: Ernesto Velazquez, Stenny Kusuma, Juan Fernandez, Rafael Fernandez, Juan Bretones, Javier Cardador, Jose Maria Bernabe, Anne Hald Jensen, Laura Molina, Hannah Littlecott, Mercedes Cuenca, Laura Falces, Meisy Jolly, Marta Molina, Marta Calleja.

3.Lebad Kortrijk (Belgium)

Squads: Matijs Dierickx, Sam Van Der Broeck, Kristof Devriendt, Roel Vanheuckelom, Laurens Pluquet, Wout Naessens, Debbie Janssens, Elke Biesbrouck, Sofie Vanpraet, Joke Delfosse, Kimberly Lowie, Steffy Lowie.

4.Multi Alarm SE (Hungary)

Squads: Henrik Toth, Andras Nemeth, Pal Padar, Marcell Elek, Mate Dubricz, Arif Rasidi, Levente Csiszer, Maria Ulitina, Laura Sarosi, Sara Fekete, Zsofia Horvath, Eszter Zsolt, Reka Sarosi.

5.Telesens-SHVSM (Ukraine)

Squads: Valeriy Atraschenkov, Artem Pochtarev, Yevgen Pochtarev, Gennadiy Natarov, Ganna Kobtseva, Olga Nadtochiy, Viktoriya Pogrebniak, Natalia Golovkina.

GROUP D :

1.CHEL - Clube Che Lagoense (Portugal)

Squads: Pedro Martins, Tomas Nero, Alexandre Paixao, Rafael Lopes, Hugo Rodrigues, Telma Santos, Ana Moura, Catarina Cristina, Ana Reis, Dalila Belem, Filipa Lamy.

2.Diesse Mediterranea Badminton (Italy)

Squads: Kevin Cordon, Giovanni Greco, Giovanni Traina, Mark Constable, Luigi Izzo, Rasmus Nielsen, Michelle Li, Dimitria Popstoykova, Anastasiya Cherniavskaya, Elena Chepurnova.

3.Primorye (Russia)

Squads: Vladimir Ivanov, Ivan Sozonov, Stanislav Pukhov, Denis Grachev, Sergey Lunev, Evgeny Dremin, Anastasia Prokopenko, Olga Golovanova, Evgenia Dimova, Daria Zhurba, Nina Vislova, Valeri Sorokina.

4.Team Sakelskor-Slagelse (Denmark)

Squads: Hans-Kristian Vittinghus, Mattias Borg, Kim Bruun, Joachim Fischer, Carsten Mogensen, Robert Mateusiak, Judith Meulendijks, Mette Poulsen, Mie Schjott-Kristensen, Cecilie Sentow, Nadiezda Zieba, Britta Andersen.

5.BV St. Gallen-Appenzell (Switzerland)

Squads: Christoph Heineger, Livio Dorizzi, Agung Ruhanda, Christopher Bruun Jensen, Thomas Heiniger, Janic Kleiner, Rita Yuan Gao, Tenzin Pelling, Agnia Ruhanda, Sabrina Inauen.

0 THOMAS CUP WINNERS - WORLD CHAMPIONS 2012

CHINA MEN'S TEAM SQUADS

CAI YUN

POB : Jiangsu
DOB : 19 January 1980
BWFR: 1 (MD, Fu Haifeng)

CHAI BIAO

POB : PR of China
DOB : 10 October 1990
BWFR: 5 (MD, Guo Zhendong)

CHEN JIN

POB : Hebei
DOB : 10 January 1986
BWFR: 4

CHEN LONG

POB : Fujian
DOB : 18 January 1989
BWFR: 3

FU HAIFENG

POB : Guangdong
DOB : 23 August 1983
BWFR: 1 (MD, Cai Yun)

GUO ZHENDONG

POB: PR of China
DOB: 4 August 1984
BWFR: 5 (MD, Chai Biao)

DU PENGYU

POB : PR of China
DOB : 22 January 1988
BWFR: 10

LIN DAN

POB: Fujian
DOB: 14 October 1983
BWFR: 2

0 Neslihan Yigit Mutiara Bulutangkis Aegea

Dekade lalu bulutangkis negara Turki belum menunjukkan kiprah yang nyata dalam peta bulutangkis dunia. Seiring dengan perkembangan olahraga ini, dalam beberapa tahun belakangan Turki beranjak ikut serta secara aktif di dalamnya. Pada gilirannya, pebulutangkis Turki bukan sekedar menjadi pelengkap undian pertandingan, melainkan sesekali mencuri perhatian dengan prestasi mereka dalam event-event perorangan kalender reguler BWF, meskipun baru pada tingkat International Challenge, International Series, dan Future Series.

Salah satu pemeran utama bulutangkis Turki adalah Neslihan Yigit. Pebulutangkis putri ini boleh dikatakan menjadi yang terbaik di kawasan Semenanjung Aegea, kawasan di mana negara Turki berada. Ia sekarang menduduki peringkat ke-47 dunia (tunggal putri) dan ke-40 (ganda putri, bersama Ozge Bayrak), dan untuk kawasan Eropa Yigit berada pada peringkat ke-16 (tunggal putri) dan ke-9 (ganda putri, bersama Ozge Bayrak)

Sepanjang musim 2012 Quarter 1 (Januari-Maret), Pebulutangkis kelahiran 26 Pebruari 1994 ini telah bermain sebanyak 36 kali (24 tunggal dan 12 ganda putri). Grafik prestasinya memiliki tren naik menyusul suksesnya menjuarai Iran Fajr International, menjadi runners-up Croatian International dan Polish International, dan masuk semifinal Uganda International dan Austrian International. Sedangkan pada nomor ganda putri, Yigit bersama kompatriotnya, Bayrak, menjadi runners-up Iran Fajr International.

Statistik pertandingan Neslihan Yigit musim 2012

Swedish International

Tunggal Putri:
v Lene Clausen 21-19 14-21 6-21
Ganda Putri:
v Sandra-Maria Jensen/Line Kjaersfeldt 22-20 15-21 17-21

Uganda International

Tunggal Putri:
v Brenda Nabusindo 21-3 21-3
v Shamim Bangi 21-8 21-10
v Telma Santos 16-21 21-12 21-19
v Jeanine Cicognini 16-21 18-21
Ganda Putri (/Ozge Bayrak):
v Mercy Joseph/Jemima Mageni 21-10 21-14
v Shamim Bangi/Margaret Nankabirwa 21-14 21-6

Iran Fajr International

Tunggal Putri:
v Charmaine Reid 21-3 21-6
v Yosra Beigi 21-12 21-11
v Saya Yamamoto 21-12 21-11
v Aditi Mutatkar 21-9 6-21 21-17
v Yu Wakita 21-16 21-14
Ganda Putri (/Ozge Bayrak):
v Sara Delavari/Aghaei Hajjagha Soraya 21-13 21-16
v Anne Hald Jensen/Barbara Matias 21-13 21-19
v Eto Rie/Yu Wakita 8-21 11-21

Austrian International

Tunggal Putri:
v Kate Robertshaw 20-22 21-15 21-13
v Lianne Tan 21-13 23-21
v Aditi Mutatkar 21-15 12-21 21-12
v Sayaka Takahashi 13-21 21-12 12-21
Ganda Putri (/Ozge Bayrak):
v Anna Demmelmayer/Sonja Langthaler 21-10 21-12
v Lotte Jonathans/Paulien van Dooremalen 21-16 16-21 18-21

Croatian International

Tunggal Putri:
v Perrine Lebuhanic 17-21 21-16 21-16
v Ayumi Mine 21-16 21-6
v Nicole Schaller 21-16 21-18
v Beatriz Corrales 21-18 15-21 21-19
v Kana Ito 18-21 15-21
Ganda Putri (/Ozge Bayrak):
v Kaja Stankovic/Maja Tvrdy 21-13 19-21 21-12
v Samantha Barning/Eefje Muskens 19-21 8-21

Polish International

Tunggal Putri:
v Kamila Augustyn 21-16 16-21 21-18
v Karoline Hoim 21-14 21-10
v Larisa Griga 21-16 21-16
v Ai Goto 9-21 21-12 7-21
Ganda Putri (/Ozge Bayrak):
v Anastasiya Dmytryshyn/Darya Samarchants 21-14 21-10
v Iris Wang/Rena Wang 1-2 (Yigit/Bayrak mengundurkan diri karena cidera)

0 Pablo Abian the Lonesome Spaniard

The presence of Pablo Abian is very unique. He represents Spain in the world badminton circuits. The one man show has proven a worthwhile struggle to rise the flag of badminton in his country.

It is likely not many people put badminton as one of the most favorite sports in Spain. The domination of football, the illuminarious Rafael Nadal in tennis and Lorenzo's as well as Alonso's popularity in autosports are among the top news. Even, most Spaniards perhaps prefer watching bull fighting to badminton.

This season he has made a good progress. In addition to his International Challenge titles, he progressed better in the Superseries and Grand Prices. Abian is likely more familiar to play top seeded shuttlers like Sho Sasaki, Simon Santoso, or Lee Hyung-il.

"The King of International Challenge" may be a suitable address for his wonderful run through the 2011 season even though he could only win a quarter of the total events of the year. To add his distinguished achievement, Abian is a Spaniard, a country where badminton is not the favorite sport. His much better run must be expected by many of his fans in 2012 season. 2011. But this record was good enough to put him as the most winning shuttlers in the season's men's singles division. He won the title in Sweden, Poland, Morocco, Maldives, and Italy. Abian did better than the Pole's ace Przemyslaw Wacha (the IC winner in Brazil, Czech, and Bulgaria).



Profile

Name: Pablo Abian Vicen
Place, date of birth: Calatayud, 12 Juni 1985
Height/weight: 177 cm/78 kg
Highest world ranking: 20
Current world ranking: 21

Results in 2012 (as of March)

German Open Grand Prix Gold (Round 16)

v Kevin Cordon 21-14 21-17
v Hsueh Hsuan Yi 15-21 21-12 21-19
v Lin Dan 15-21 13-21

European Team Championships

v Kestutis Navickas 21-0 21-0 (Navickas retired)
v Yuhan Tan 13-21 22-20 21-17
v Przemyslaw Wacha 14-21 22-20 21-18

All England BC Superseries Premier (Round 32)

v Chong Wei Feng 14-21 18-21

Polish International Challenge (Quarterfinals)

v Misha Zilberman 24-22 21-15
v Michael Lahnsteiner 21-15 21-13
v Dmytro Zavadsky 15-21 17-21