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2019 Women's Singles Results Gold Silver Bronze Bronze World Championships P Back to Badzine Results ⇧ 2020 Page ⇩ 2018 2019 Women's Singles Results Gold Silver Bronze Bronze World Championships P. V. Sindhu Nozomi Okuhara Chen Yufei Ratchanok Intanon Level 2-4 (formerly Superseries) Malaysia Masters (Super 500) Ratchanok Intanon Carolina Marin Goh Jin Wei Saina Nehwal Indonesia Masters (Super 500) Saina Nehwal Carolina Marin He Bingjiao Chen Yufei All England (Super 1000) Chen Yufei Tai Tzu Ying Akane Yamaguchi Nozomi Okuhara India Open (Super 500) Ratchanok Intanon He Bingjiao Han Yue P. V. Sindhu Malaysia Open (Super 750) Tai Tzu Ying Akane Yamaguchi Chen Yufei Nozomi Okuhara Singapore Open (Super 500) Tai Tzu Ying Nozomi Okuhara Akane Yamaguchi P. V. Sindhu Indonesia Open (Super 1000) Akane Yamaguchi P. V. Sindhu Tai Tzu Ying Chen Yufei Japan Open (Super 750) Akane Yamaguchi Nozomi Okuhara Michelle Li Chen Yufei Thailand Open (Super 500) Chen Yufei Ratchanok Intanon Sayaka Takahashi Pornpawee Chochuwong China Open (Super 1000) Carolina Marin Tai Tzu Ying Sayaka Takahashi Chen Yufei Korea Open (Super 500) He Bingjiao Ratchanok Intanon Tai Tzu Ying Michelle Li Denmark Open (Super 750) Tai Tzu Ying Nozomi Okuhara Chen Yufei Carolina Marin French Open (Super 750) An Se Young Carolina Marin Tai Tzu Ying Akane Yamaguchi Fuzhou China Open (Super 750) Chen Yufei Nozomi Okuhara Tai Tzu Ying Michelle Li Hong Kong Open (Super 500) Chen Yufei Ratchanok Intanon Zhang Beiwen Akane Yamaguchi World Tour Finals Chen Yufei Tai Tzu Ying Akane Yamaguchi Nozomi Okuhara Super 300 (formerly Grand Prix Gold) Thailand Masters Fitriani Busanan Ongbamrungphan Deng Xuan Pornpawee Chochuwong Spain Masters Mia Blichfeldt Line Kjaersfeldt Han Yue Cai Yanyan German Open Akane Yamaguchi Ratchanok Intanon Nozomi Okuhara Goh Jin Wei Swiss Open Chen Yufei Saena Kawakami Sung Ji Hyun Zhang Beiwen New Zealand Open An Se Young Li Xuerui Akane Yamaguchi Aya Ohori Australian Open Chen Yufei Nozomi Okuhara Ratchanok Intanon Nitchaon Jindapol U.S. Open Wang Zhiyi Kim Ga Eun Michelle Li Ayumi Mine Chinese Taipei Open Sung Ji Hyun Michelle Li An Se Young Supanida Katethong Macau Open Michelle Li Han Yue Kim Ga Eun Natsuki Nidaira Korea Masters An Se Young Sung Ji Hyun Akane Yamaguchi Saena Kawakami Syed Modi International Carolina Marin Phittayaporn Chaiwan Kim Ga Eun Rituparna Das Back to Badzine Results ⇧ 2020 Page ⇩ 2018 2019 Women's Singles Results Gold Silver Bronze Bronze Super 100 (formerly Grand Prix) Lingshui China Masters Kim Ga Eun Zhang Yiman Sim Yu Jin Kim Hyo Min Orleans Masters Saena Kawakami Kirsty Gilmour Neslihan Yigit Sung Shuo Yun Canada Open An Se Young Wang Zhiyi Fabienne Deprez Kim Hyo Min Russian Open Pai Yu Po Kirsty Gilmour Iris Wang Sabrina Jaquet Hyderabad Open Yeo Jia Min An Se Young Phittayaporn Chaiwan Porntip Buranaprasertsuk Japan Masters An Se Young Haruko Suzuki Phittayaporn Chaiwan Natsuki Nidaira Vietnam Open Zhang Yiman Asuka Takahashi Natsuki Oie Wang Zhiyi Indonesia Masters Super 100 Wang Zhiyi Porntip Buranaprasertsuk Nguyen Thuy Linh Li Yun Dutch Open Wang Zhiyi Evgeniya Kosetskaya Pai Yu Po Zhang Yiman SaarLorLux Open Li Yun Line Christophersen Natalia Perminova Yvonne Li Continental Championships Asian Championships Akane Yamaguchi He Bingjiao Chen Yufei Cai Yanyan Pan Am Championships Michelle Li Brittney Tam Crystal Pan Jennie Gai Oceania Championships Wendy Chen Jiang Yingzi Sally Fu Louisa Ma Africa Championships Dorcas Ajoke Adesokan Kate Foo Kune Doha Hany Zainab Damilola Alabi European Games Mia Blichfeldt Kirsty Gilmour Line Kjaersfeldt Evgeniya Kosetskaya Pan Am Games Michelle Li Rachel Honderich Iris Wang Nikte Alejandra Sotomayor African Games Johanita Scholtz Dorcas Ajoke Adesokan Doha Hany Yasmina Chibah SEA Games Kisona Selvaduray Pornpawee Chochuwong Nitchaon Jindapol Junior World Juniors Riko Gunji Zhou Meng Phittayaporn Chaiwan Dai Wang Asian Juniors Zhou Meng Han Qianxi Tan Ning Benyapa Aimsaard Pan Am Juniors Natalie Chi Jacqueline Cheung Fernanda Saponara Rivva Eliana Zhang Oceania Juniors Shaunna Li Roanne Apalisok Angela Yu Majan Almazan.
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