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Last updated on July 16th, 2018 at 11:54 pmThe CEO of Badminton Scotland Anne Smillie has announced that she is to retirement from her post. She had held the position since 1990 and had also been a BWF Council member between 2003 and 2009. You can …

Malaysian badminton players Tan Chun Seang, 31 and Zulfadli Zulkiffli, 25 have been banned for 15 and 20 years respectively for match-fixing. During the independent hearing both players were found to have “engaged in corruption offences over a significant period and a significant number of tournaments” …

Poul-Erik Høyer the BWF President recently addressed the proposed changes by the BWF Council by saying they will ultimately benefit the players. In fact he said the aim of many of the changes will be focusing on our players that will deliver better financial rewards. He …

England’s National Badminton Championships again be held at Wycombe later this year following a hugely successful tournament last year. It will be held at Wycombe Leisure Centre in August between 24–26th which is a Bank Holiday Weekend so a good attendance is pretty much guaranteed.

With the 2017 coming to a close it's time to take a look at which badminton players are doing well and those who have fallen away. Here's a quick end of year 2017 "Badminton World Rankings Round-up."

The men’s singles has a new world number one, Denmark’s Viktor Axelsen. This comes following on from his success at Badminton World Championships at the end of August in Glasgow where he became the world champion. So there’s no real surprise to see him at the …

Netherlands badminton player Eefje Muskens has decided to bring her international badminton career to a close. She retires after being knocked out of the women’s doubles in the second round at the World Championships in Glasgow at the end of August. Eefje Muskens was not the …