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2006 BWF World Junior Championships Boys' doubles
Tournament details
Dates6 November 2006 (2006-11-06) – 11 November 2006 (2006-11-11)
Edition8th
LevelInternational
VenueSamsan World Gymnasium
LocationIncheon, South Korea
2004 2007

The Boys' doubles tournament of the 2006 BWF World Junior Championships is a badminton world junior individual championships for the Eye Level Cups, held on November 6–11.[1] The defending champion of the last edition were Hoon Thien How and Tan Boon Heong from Malaysia.[2] The host pair Lee Yong-dae and Cho Gun-woo won the gold medal in this event after beat Liu Xiaolong and Li Tian of China in straight games with the score 21–12, 21–16.[3]

Seeded

Draw

Finals

Semifinals Finals
1 South KoreaLee Yong-Dae
South KoreaCho Gun-Woo
21 21
3/4 MalaysiaLim Khim Wah
MalaysiaMak Hee Chun
6 11 1 South KoreaLee Yong-Dae
South KoreaCho Gun-Woo
21 21
ChinaLiu Xiaolong
ChinaLi Tian
22 19 21 ChinaLiu Xiaolong
ChinaLi Tian
12 16
South KoreaKim Ki-Jung
South KoreaLee Jung-Hwan
20 21 19

Top Half

Section 1

First round Second round Third round Quarter finals
1 South KoreaLee Y-D
South KoreaCho G-W
21 21
GermanyS Rduch
GermanyP Kaesbauer
10 7
1 South KoreaLee Y-D
South KoreaCho G-W
21 21
AustraliaJ Tho
AustraliaE Tanaka
10 17 ChinaHu WQ
ChinaZhang YD
12 6
ChinaHu WQ
ChinaZhang YD
21 21 ChinaHu WQ
ChinaZhang YD
21 21
IndonesiaD Chrisnanta
IndonesiaA Wirawan
17 18 VietnamDuong BD
VietnamNguyen QT
10 8
VietnamDuong BD
VietnamNguyen QT
21 21 1 South KoreaLee Y-D
South KoreaCho G-W
21 21
Chinese TaipeiChen P-M
Chinese TaipeiHsiao H-C
14 10
5/8 New ZealandH Tam
New ZealandK Dennerly-Minturn
17 12
JapanH Sasaki
JapanT Ueda
21 21
JapanH Sasaki
JapanT Ueda
21 15 19
Chinese TaipeiChen P-M
Chinese TaipeiHsiao H-C
21 21 Chinese TaipeiChen P-M
Chinese TaipeiHsian H-C
14 21 21
EgyptM El Sead
EgyptR Ibrahim
12 9 Chinese TaipeiChen P-M
Chinese TaipeiHsiao H-C
21 21
TurkeyH Durakcan
TurkeyG Kundakci
21 19 17 CanadaJ Rogers
CanadaA Cheong
17 13
CanadaJ Rogers
CanadaA Cheong
18 21 21

Section 2

First round Second round Third round Quarter finals
3/4 MalaysiaLim KW
MalaysiaMak HC
21 21
PakistanM Ali
PakistanZ Ghazali
13 5
3/4 MalaysiaLim KW
MalaysiaMak HC
21 21
CambodiaB Chendavongsei
CambodiaE Davin
12 19 DenmarkC Skovgaard
DenmarkC Larsen
23 15 19
Sri LankaT Perera
Sri LankaY Ranasinghe
21 21 Sri LankaT Perera
Sri LankaY Ranasinghe
17 10
DenmarkC Skovgaard
DenmarkC Larsen
21 21 DenmarkC Skovgaard
DenmarkC Larsen
21 21
MacauLei K
MacauChi ML
8 15 3/4 MalaysiaLim KW
MalaysiaMak HC
21 21
5/8 IndiaJ Sanyal
IndiaA Dewalkar
16 17
5/8 IndiaJ Sanyal
IndiaA Dewalkar
21 20 21
United StatesB Hussey
United StatesE Pun
13 10 RussiaG Kosenko
RussiaE Klimkovian
19 22 9
RussiaG Kosenko
RussiaE Klimkovian
21 21 5/8 IndiaJ Sanyal
IndiaA Dewalkar
21 21
NetherlandsS Branderhorst
NetherlandsJ Hilbink
18 14 EnglandM Ellis
EnglandV Liew
15 12
EnglandM Ellis
EnglandV Liew
21 21 EnglandM Ellis
EnglandV Liew
21 21
South AfricaR Abrahams
South AfricaR Brown
11 15 SingaporeT Yeo
SingaporeThng BS
19 17
SingaporeT Yeo
SingaporeThng BS
21 21

Bottom half

Section 3

First round Second round Third round Quarter finals
Bulgaria T Hadzhiev
Bulgaria I Krastev
12 15
Hong Kong Lau CY
Hong Kong K Cai
21 21 Hong Kong Lau CY
Hong Kong K Cai
10 15
Japan N Matsukawa
Japan K Itani
21 21 Japan N Matsukawa
Japan K Itani
21 21
Canada D Snider
Canada B Fultz
10 11 Japan N Matsukawa
Japan K Itani
21 16 21
India R Gurusaidutt
India T Kona
21 21 5/8 Indonesia F Kurniawan
Indonesia Subakti
18 21 16
Macau Ip TF
Macau Lei T
9 8 India R Gurusaidutt
India T Kona
22 11 12
5/8 Indonesia F Kurniawan
Indonesia Subakti
20 21 21
Japan N Matsukawa
Japan K Itani
15 11
Chinese Taipei Liao W-C
Chinese Taipei Cheng P-H
21 14 21 China Liu XL
China Li T
21 21
Vietnam Duong PN
Vietnam Pham NT
14 21 15 Chinese Taipei Liao W-C
Chinese Taipei Cheng P-H
16 12
China Liu XL
Turkey Li T
21 21 China Liu XL
Turkey Li T
21 21
Ukraine D Zavadsky
Ukraine A Burlaka
8 8 China Liu XL
China Li T
22 20 23
3/4 Denmark M Kolding
Denmark M Conrad-Petersen
20 22 21
Russia I Sozonov
Russia N Khakimov
WO
3/4 Denmark M Kolding
Denmark M Conrad-Petersen

Section 4

First round Second round Third round Quarter finals
New Zealand E Haggo
New Zealand J Eunson
21 17 9
Philippines A Gadi
Philippines J Co
12 21 21 Philippines A Gadi
Philippines J Co
4 7
United States A Setiadi
United States J Shu
16 11 South Korea Kim K-J
South Korea Lee J-H
21 21
South Korea Kim K-J
South Korea Lee J-H
21 21 South Korea Kim K-J
South Korea Lee J-H
11 21 21
Mongolia D Battur
Mongolia Z Munkhbaatar
11 10 5/8 Singapore D Wong
Singapore J Tang
21 13 15
Czech Republic J Bitman
Czech Republic O Kopriva
21 21 Czech Republic J Bitman
Czech Republic O Kopriva
19 14
5/8 Singapore D Wong
Singapore J Tang
21 21
South Korea Kim K-J
South Korea Lee J-H
21 23 21
Australia B Ma
Australia S Gunaratne
21 18 21 2 Malaysia R Abdul Latif
Malaysia V Mawan
14 25 17
Cambodia M Chanthan
Cambodia V Chanpisey
18 21 16 Australia B Ma
Australia S Gunaratne
10 9
England P Mills
England C Adcock
21 21 England P Mills
England C Adcock
21 21
Sri Lanka G Jayawardena
Sri Lanka R Dhanayaka
9 12 England P Mills
England C Adcock
17 14
2 Malaysia R Abdul Latif
Malaysia V Mawan
21 21
Germany F Hammes
Germany J Zurwonne
10 18
2 Malaysia R Abdul Latif
Malaysia V Mawan
21 21

References

  1. ^ "Weltmeisterschaft U 19 2006 Individualwettbewerbe" (in German). Deutscher Badminton-Verband e.V. Retrieved 15 June 2018.
  2. ^ "Boon Heong-Thien How grab world junior title". The Star. Retrieved 15 June 2018.
  3. ^ "[배드민턴] 한국배드민턴'미래는 밝다'" (in Korean). Kyunghyang Shinmun. Retrieved 15 June 2018.