Badminton really brings everybody together in Malaysia. I remember watching the 1992 Thomas Cup final with my family at home, and after we had won, the feeling of pride was unbelievable. But it’s been frustrating that we could not sustain our standard after that.

Source:What Malaysian badminton fans say….

Chen Jin eased his way on to badminton’s top table with his first world title success on Sunday.

Source:Badminton-Chen joins top table

China went into the world badminton championships in Paris with head coach Li Yongbo wary they would be hard pushed to retain four of the five titles they won in 2009 and three might have to be enough.

Source:REVIEW-Badminton-Clean-sweep China muscle up for Asian Games

Results in the World Badminton Championships here on Sunday (x denotes seeding):

Source:Badminton: World Badminton results - 1st update

China’s Chen Jin won the men’s singles world badminton championship on Sunday, beating Indonesia’s Taufik Hidayat 21-13 21-15 in the final.

Source:Badminton-China's Chen Jin wins world title

Badminton club’s appeal (26/08/2010)

Source:Badminton club's appeal

Indian hopes of a medal at the world badminton championships were finally snuffed out on Friday when world number two Saina Nehwal bowed out in the women’s singles quarter-finals.

Source:Badminton-Indian medal hopes dashed as Nehwal falls

Badminton club’s appeal (26/08/2010)

Source:Badminton club's appeal

World number one and tournament favourite Wang Yihan of China made a shock exit in the third round of the women’s singles at the badminton world championships on Thursday.

Source:Badminton-World number one Wang Yihan bows out

Results in the first round of the World Badminton Championships here on Tuesday:

Source:Badminton: World Badminton results - 3rd update