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India hosts its first World Junior Badminton Championships since 2008, aiming for its first medal in paired events.
India is set for a potential breakthrough at the BWF World Junior Badminton Championships 2025 in Guwahati, its first hosting since 2008.
The tournament, running October 6–19, features a mixed team event followed by individual championships, with India seeded second.
The host nation, grouped with UAE, Sri Lanka, and Nepal, is favored to top Group H and advance, with strong hopes in girls’ singles—led by junior world number one Tanvi Sharma—and paired events, including boys’ doubles, where a world number one pair is ranked.
India has never won a medal in paired events, but coaches express confidence in the team’s home advantage and year-long preparation at the National Centre of Excellence.
Top challengers include defending champions Indonesia, China, Japan, South Korea, and Thailand.
The event uses a new best-of-three set relay format, with sets played to 45 points.
India organiza su primer Campeonato Mundial Junior de Bádminton desde 2008, con el objetivo de su primera medalla en eventos pareados.