Swiss Open Badminton 2023: Schedule, TV and Live Stream, Players

The Swiss Open Badminton 2023 will start on March 21 in Basel, Switzerland. Here, we will discuss the preview, schedule, how to watch on TV and live stream, and the top players of the tournament.



Preview:

Swiss Open 2023 is an important tour of the BWF Calendar. It is a super 300 event. The winner of the tournament is awarded 7000 points and $15,750 prize money.

The World’s number 1 Viktor Axelsen will be playing as the top character in the men’s single category. His performance in the All England Open was not up to the mark, he was out from the round of 16 of the tournament. He was the runner-up in the Indian Open and also won the Malaysian Open in January. Lee Zii Jia, Taipei Chou Tien-Chen, Prannoy H. S. and many more will join this category

Wang Zhiyi will start the tournament as the highest seed. She was out from the quarter-final of the All England Open and German Open this year. Indiana star PV Shindu is also in the player’s list. Shindu in not passed a good year, as she has not been able to pass a round of 32 in any of her tournaments in 2023.

When is the Swiss Open Badminton 2023?

The tournament will start on Tuesday, March 21, and will continue till Sunday, March 26.



Here is the detailed schedule of the event:

Event Date
Round of 32 March 21-22
Round of 16 March 23
Quarter Finals March 24
Semi-Finals March 25
Finals March 26

Where will the event take place?

Venue: St. Jakobshalle

The tournament will be held on St. Jakobshalle situated in Basel, Switzerland. The venue has a total capacity of 12,4000 people.

How to Watch Swiss Open Badminton 2023?

All the broadcasting of BWF events is totally free for the viewers, as the events are shown on Youtube. Yer, the official youtube channel of BWF will be showing the live stream their youtube channel.

In India, you can subscribe to JioCinema to watch the Swiss open Badminton 2023 live on your streaming device.



Swiss Open Badminton 2023 Top Players:

Men’s Single:

  1. Viktor Axelsen
  2. Lee Zii Jia
  3. Taipei Chou Tien-chen
  4. Prannoy H. S.
  5. Zhao Junpeng
  6. Lakshya Sen

Women’s Single:

  1. Wang Zhiyi
  2. Carolina Marín
  3. Ratchanok Intanon
  4. P. V. Sindhu
  5. Han Yue
  6. Pornpawee Chochuwong
  7. Busanan Ongbumrungphan
  8. Nozomi Okuhara

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