Asia Mixed Team Badminton Championships 2023: Date, Venue, Groups, India’s Opponents, Live Streaming Details

The
tournament
which
will
be
held
in
Dubai
between
February
14
and
19
will
see
some
of
the
best
shuttlers
in
the
continent
participate
for
the
podium
finish.

The
draw
for
the
same
was
unveiled
on
Tuesday
(January
31)
at
the
Dubai
Sports
Council
in
presence
of
India’s
star
shuttler
and
double
Olympic
medallist
P.V.
Sindhu.

How
many
teams
are
participating
in
Asia
Mixed
Team
Championships
2023?

A
total
of
17
teams
will
fight
for
honours
at
the
continental
championships.

Where
is
the
Asia
Mixed
Team
Badminton
Championships
being
held
this
year?

The
prestigious
event
is
making
a
return
after
the
last
edition
was
cancelled
due
to
the
COVID-19
pandemic
in
2021.
The
2023
edition
is
being
held
at
the
Dubai
Exhibition
Centre.

Which
group
is
India
drawn
in
the
Asia
Mixed
Team
Championships
2023?

India
have
been
handed
a
decent
draw
after
being
placed
alongside
Malaysia,
UAE,
and
Kazakhstan
in
Group
B.

What
are
the
other
Groups
and
participants
in
Asia
Mixed
Team
Championships?

Group
A:
Defending
champions
China,
Korea,
Singapore
and
Uzbekistan
are
clubbed
together.

Group
C:
Indonesia,
Thailand,
Bahrain,
and
Syria
are
drawn
in
Group
C.

Group
D:
2017
champion
Japan,
Lebanon,
Chinese
Taipei,
Pakistan
and
last
edition’s
bronze
medallists
Hong
Kong
are
drawn
in
Group
D.

Which
are
the
top-seeded
teams
at
the
Asia
Mixed
Team
Championships
2023?

China,
Japan,
Indonesia,
and
Malaysia
are
the
top
four
seeded
teams.

What
is
the
format
for
the
group
stage
in
Asia
Mixed
Team
Championships
2023?

All
the
teams
in
the
group
stage
will
compete
in
a
round-robin
format
with
the
top
two
teams
advancing
to
the
knockout
stage.

Each
tie
will
comprise
two
singles
and
three
doubles
matches.

Who
is
part
of
the
Indian
squad
in
Asia
Mixed
Team
Championships
2023
in
Dubai?

The
Indian
team
consists
of
the
following
players
across
various
categories:

Women’s
Singles:
PV
Sindhu
(world
No.
9),
Aakarshi
Kashyap.

Men’s
Singles:
HS
Prannoy
(world
No.
9),
Lakshya
Sen
(world
No.
11).

Men’s
Doubles
pair:
Satwiksairaj
Ranikreddy/Chirag
Shetty
(World
No.
5
doubles
pair),
Krishna
Prasad
Garga/Vishnuvardhan
Goud
P.

Women’s
Doubles
Pair:
Commonwealth
Games
bronze
medallists
Treesa
Jolly
and
Gayatri
Gopichand,
Ashwini
Bhat/Shikha
Gautam

Mixed
doubles
pair:
Ishaan
Bhatnagar
and
Tanisha
Crasto.

How
has
been
India’s
performance
in
Asia
Mixed
Team
Championships
in
the
past?

In
the
inaugural
edition
of
the
prestigious
tournament,
which
was
held
in
2017,
Team
India
failed
to
cross
the
quarterfinal
stage.
In
the
2019
edition,
India’s
campaign
ended
at
the
group
stage.

How
to
watch
Asia
Mixed
Team
Championships
2023
in
India?

However,
there’s
no
confirmation
but
as
has
been
the
case
with
BWF
events
in
the
past,
Sport18
will
broadcast
the
matches
on
TV
in
India
while
the
live
streaming
will
be
available
on
VootSelect
App.