2025 BWF World Junior Championships – boys' doubles

2025 BWF World Junior Championships – boys' doubles
Tournament details
Dates13 – 19 October 2025
Edition25th
LevelInternational
VenueNational Centre of Excellence
LocationGuwahati, Assam, India
2024 Nanchang 2026 Indonesia →

The boys' doubles of the tournament 2025 BWF World Junior Championships is an individual badminton tournament to crowned the best boys' doubles under 19 player across the BWF associate members around the world. Players will compete to win the "Eye Level Cup" presented by the former BWF President and chairman of the World Youth Culture Foundation, Kang Young Joong.[1] The tournament will be held from 13 to 19 October 2025 in National Centre of Excellence, Guwahati, Assam, India.[2] The winner of the last edition were Kang Khai Xing and Aaron Tai of Malaysia.[3]

Seeds

The seeds are determined based on the BWF World Junior Rankings released on 23 September 2025.[4][5]

Draw

Finals

Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
               
1 Japan Kazuma Kawano
Japan Shuji Sawada
21 15
  Chinese Taipei Chen Ping-hsuan
Chinese Taipei Lee Wei-ting
19 10
1 Japan Kazuma Kawano
Japan Shuji Sawada
15 11 8
3 South Korea Cho Hyeong-woo
South Korea Lee Hyeong-woo
13 15 15
3 South Korea Cho Hyeong-woo
South Korea Lee Hyeong-woo
15 15
  China Feng Yilang
China Wei Jianzhen
7 9
3 South Korea Cho Hyeong-woo
South Korea Lee Hyeong-woo
14 12
4 China Chen Junting
China Liu Junrong
16 15
6 India Bhargav Arigela
India Viswatej Gobburu
12 10
4 China Chen Junting
China Liu Junrong
15 15
4 China Chen Junting
China Liu Junrong
15 15
2 Indonesia Alexius Subagio
Indonesia Evano Tangka
6 6
Denmark Jesper Østergaard Christensen
Denmark Aske Rømer
9 12
2 Indonesia Alexius Subagio
Indonesia Evano Tangka
15 15

Top half

Section 1

First round Second round Third round Fourth round
                    
1 Japan K Kawano
Japan S Sawada
15 15
China Wen X
China Zheng WG
7 11
1 Japan K Kawano
Japan S Sawada
15 15
Malaysia D Ling
Malaysia I M Shazmir
10 12
Malaysia D Ling
Malaysia I M Shazmir
15 15 15
United States J Chen
United States G Tan
11 17 8
1 Japan K Kawano
Japan S Sawada
15 15
9 Malaysia Loh Z H
Malaysia Tan Z Y
12 13
9 Malaysia Loh Z H
Malaysia Tan Z Y
15 15
Singapore Ng M Z
Singapore Tan J H
12 8
9 Malaysia Loh Z H
Malaysia Tan Z Y
15 16
United States A Lee
United States S Xing
12 14
United States A Lee
United States S Xing
15 15
England J Clarke
England D Kemp
7 9

Section 2

First round Second round Third round Fourth round
                    
5 Poland M Morawski
Poland K Podkowiński
15 15
Slovenia T Bregar
Slovenia J Vodan Jecelj
11 13
5 Poland M Morawski
Poland K Podkowiński
17 12 17
Turkey G Göl
Turkey M Seven
15 15 15
Slovakia D A Kozinka
Slovakia A Petrovic
6 11
Turkey G Göl
Turkey M Seven
15 15
5 Poland M Morawski
Poland K Podkowiński
9 7
Chinese Taipei Chen P-h
Chinese Taipei Lee W-t
15 15
10 Thailand K Praphasiri
Thailand T Tiansirilert
15 15
Egypt Z Hesham
Egypt S Omar
6 13
10 Thailand K Praphasiri
Thailand T Tiansirilert
11 12
Chinese Taipei Chen P-h
Chinese Taipei Lee W-t
15 15
Ghana O Adu-Mintah
Ghana F Obeng-Shang
3 3
Chinese Taipei Chen P-h
Chinese Taipei Lee W-t
15 15
Chinese Taipei Chen P-h
Chinese Taipei Lee W-t
15 15
Bhutan N R Jurmey
Bhutan P Tenzin
4 3

Section 3

First round Second round Third round Fourth round
                    
3 South Korea Cho H-w
South Korea Lee H-w
15 15
Hungary M Mesterházy
Hungary P Palkovics
9 6
3 South Korea Cho H-w
South Korea Lee H-w
15 15
Canada N Lee
Canada E Yen
7 3
Canada N Lee
Canada E Yen
15 15
United Arab Emirates A Kiran
United Arab Emirates N Thunga
7 8
3 South Korea Cho H-w
South Korea Lee H-w
15 15
Denmark P K Bøe
Denmark S A Thomasen
3 5
13 Hong Kong Cheung S S
Hong Kong Deng C F
15 15
Australia P Halim
Australia L Kurniawan
6 11
13 Hong Kong Cheung S S
Hong Kong Deng C F
10 15 13
Denmark P K Bøe
Denmark S A Thomasen
15 12 15
India Sumith A R
India B Chhabra
15 10 14
Denmark P K Bøe
Denmark S A Thomasen
12 15 16

Section 4

First round Second round Third round Fourth round
                    
7 France T Gardon
France M Sow
15 15
India V Kode
India M Krishnan
11 10
7 France T Gardon
France M Sow
9 10
Indonesia F Pangestu
Indonesia A Siahaan
15 15
Indonesia F Pangestu
Indonesia A Siahaan
15 15
Norway O-K Lie
Norway A Nelson
5 4
Indonesia F Pangestu
Indonesia A Siahaan
12 15 15
China Feng YL
China Wei JZ
15 11 17
15 Germany F Schütt
Germany A P Zhang
15 15
Portugal H Campos
Portugal F Daniel
9 10
15 Germany F Schütt
Germany A P Zhang
13 14
China Feng YL
China Wei JZ
15 16
Philippines C I Dosano
Philippines J V Lanuza
11 2
China Feng YL
China Wei JZ
15 15
Sri Lanka Herath T
Sri Lanka M Jayaweera
5 7
China Feng YL
China Wei JZ
15 15

Bottom half

Section 5

First round Second round Third round Fourth round
                    
Uganda A T Kibirige
Uganda A Oduka
6 5
Chinese Taipei Chen Y-h
Chinese Taipei Chu C-y
15 15
Chinese Taipei Chen Y-h
Chinese Taipei Chu C-y
15 15
Bhutan T Dorji
Bhutan T Y Sonam
2 2
Chinese Taipei Chen Y-h
Chinese Taipei Chu C-y
15 15
Philippines R N Dalojo
Philippines R M Ramos
8 7
Philippines R N Dalojo
Philippines R M Ramos
15 17
14 Spain A Gallego
Spain G Isabal
12 15
Chinese Taipei Chen Y-h
Chinese Taipei Chu C-y
15 9 13
6 India B Arigela
India V Gobburu
13 15 15
Japan S Hagiwara
Japan M Matsumoto
15 15
Canada A Bedi
Canada S Gullaiya
8 10
Japan S Hagiwara
Japan M Matsumoto
15 10 10
6 India B Arigela
India V Gobburu
11 15 15
Slovakia A Macek
Slovakia A Suchy
7 6
6 India B Arigela
India V Gobburu
15 15

Section 6

First round Second round Third round Fourth round
                    
Norway S Dolven
Norway H F Lavik-Haug
15 12
Romania V Dehelean
Romania G A Mocan
17 15
Romania V Dehelean
Romania G A Mocan
11 15
Australia J Lim
Australia W S Ng
15 17
Australia J Lim
Australia W S Ng
3 3
12 Malaysia I Hafizin
Malaysia A Redzuan
15 15
Vietnam Nguyen D D
Vietnam Nguyen T D L
8 14
12 Malaysia I Hafizin
Malaysia A Redzuan
15 16
12 Malaysia I Hafizin
Malaysia A Redzuan
13 10
4 China Chen JT
China Liu JR
15 15
Netherlands V Shah
Netherlands P van Veghel
7 9
United States Y Chen
United States T Q Zhang
15 15
United States Y Chen
United States T Q Zhang
5 8
4 China Chen JT
China Liu JR
15 15
Hong Kong Cheng Y K
Hong Kong Chung C C
6 10
4 China Chen JT
China Liu JR
15 15

Section 7

First round Second round Third round Fourth round
                    
Japan H Masuda
Japan S Miyashita
15 15
United Arab Emirates A Menon
United Arab Emirates Z Munawar
9 8
Japan H Masuda
Japan S Miyashita
9 15 10
Denmark J Ø Christensen
Denmark A Rømer
15 7 15
Denmark J Ø Christensen
Denmark A Rømer
17 8 15
Indonesia M R Mubarrok
Indonesia R D E Pramono
15 15 9
Indonesia M R Mubarrok
Indonesia R D E Pramono
15 15
11 France T Bourgin
France O Queton-Bouissou
5 9
Denmark J Ø Christensen
Denmark A Rømer
15 12 15
Chinese Taipei Chuang P-y
Chinese Taipei Tsai C-h
13 15 9
Thailand S Nadee
Thailand C Piboon
15 5 12
Chinese Taipei Chuang P-y
Chinese Taipei Tsai C-h
13 15 15
Chinese Taipei Chuang P-y
Chinese Taipei Tsai C-h
18 10 15
8 South Korea Hyun S-m
South Korea Kim M-s
16 15 9
Nepal K Kc
Nepal S Panta
6 5
8 South Korea Hyun S-m
South Korea Kim M-s
15 15

Section 8

First round Second round Third round Fourth round
                    
Slovenia M Cerar
Slovenia N Peshekhonov
15 15
Republic of Ireland F Dowling
Republic of Ireland S O'Rourke
11 11
Slovenia M Cerar
Slovenia N Peshekhonov
12 7
Sri Lanka S Ariyasinghe
Sri Lanka S Rupathunga
15 15
Sri Lanka S Ariyasinghe
Sri Lanka S Rupathunga
16 15
16 Poland P Kiszczyk
Poland D Perkowski
14 12
Sri Lanka S Ariyasinghe
Sri Lanka S Rupathunga
9 5
2 Indonesia A Subagio
Indonesia E Tangka
15 15
Egypt O Elsaban
Egypt O Shater
7 11
Brazil B G Alonso
Brazil J Mendonça
15 15
Brazil B G Alonso
Brazil J Mendonça
5 5
2 Indonesia A Subagio
Indonesia E Tangka
15 15
Turkey F Erdoğan
Turkey Y Erol
4 7
2 Indonesia A Subagio
Indonesia E Tangka
15 15

References

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