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BARFOOT & THOMPSON New Zealand Open 2018 Seeding Report BARFOOT & THOMPSON New Zealand Open 2018 Badminton World Federation | Auckland, New Zealand 5/1/2018 to 5/6/2018 Seeded entries Export Member ID Player Nationality Rank Points Notional points Tournaments Seeding Ranking MS Main 1 50906 [CHN] LIN Dan China #7 70416.0927 - 10 4/5/2018 Main 2 73442 [INA] Jonatan CHRISTIE Indonesia #11 53422.8536 - 10 4/5/2018 Main 3 42776 [IND] SAI PRANEETH B. India #15 49997.1804 - 10 4/5/2018 Main 4 67100 [TPE] HSU Jen Hao Chinese Taipei #26 39389.9319 - 10 4/5/2018 Main 5 77003 [IND] Sameer VERMA India #29 38948.5794 - 10 4/5/2018 Main 6 14587 [INA] Tommy SUGIARTO Indonesia #31 38400 - 10 4/5/2018 Main 7 53944 [IND] PARUPALLI Kashyap India #40 33720 - 10 4/5/2018 Main 8 92508 [THA] Kantaphon WANGCHAROEN Thailand #41 33360.6 - 10 4/5/2018 Qualifying 1 92796 [MAS] June Wei CHEAM Malaysia #104 15600 - 10 3/29/2018 Qualifying 2 91381 [CZE] Adam MENDREK Czech Republic #110 14904 - 10 3/29/2018 Qualifying 3 68870 [IND] Lakshya SEN India #111 14870 - 7 3/29/2018 Qualifying 4 14004 [SRI] Niluka KARUNARATNE Sri Lanka #116 14160.649 - 8 3/29/2018 MD 53613 [TPE] CHEN Hung Ling Chinese Taipei Main 1 #7 59134 - 10 4/5/2018 96514 [TPE] WANG Chi-Lin Chinese Taipei 23374 [INA] Berry ANGRIAWAN Indonesia Main 2 #19 43190 - 10 4/5/2018 69003 [INA] Hardianto HARDIANTO Indonesia 61731 [THA]Dechapol PUAVARANUKROH Thailand Main 3 #22 39822 - 10 4/5/2018 73633 [THA]Kittinupong KEDREN Thailand 75983 [THA]Bodin ISARA Thailand Main 4 #23 39508 - 10 4/5/2018 30342 [THA]Nipitphon PHUANGPHUAPET Thailand 24172 [IND] REDDY B. Sumeeth India Main 5 #34 34210 - 10 4/5/2018 59803 [IND] Manu ATTRI India 59822 [INA] Wahyu Nayaka ARYA PANGKARYANIRA Indonesia Main 6 #35 33960 - 9 4/5/2018 74945 [INA] Ade Yusuf SANTOSO Indonesia 59673 [CHN] HE Jiting China Main 7 #37 33002 - 9 4/5/2018 58678 [CHN] TAN Qiang China 67172 [THA]Maneepong JONGJIT Thailand Main 8 #79 15100 30200 4 4/5/2018 77912 [THA]Nanthakarn YORDPHAISONG Thailand 84812 [CHN] Xiangyu REN China Qualifying 1 - - 6947 - 1/1/0001 58241 [CHN] OU Xuanyi China 63292 [NZL] Ben PERKINSON New Zealand Qualifying 2 #293 3380 6760 2 1/1/0001 58227 [NZL] Jasmanjot VIRK New Zealand WS Main 1 34890 [JPN] Sayaka TAKAHASHI Japan #19 41790 - 10 4/5/2018 Main 2 76717 [TPE] LEE Chia Hsin Chinese Taipei #27 37213.44 - 10 4/5/2018 Main 3 96892 [INA] Fitriani FITRIANI Indonesia #34 34739.2223 - 10 4/5/2018 Main 4 66644 [JPN] Minatsu MITANI Japan #38 30840 - 10 4/5/2018 Main 5 87885 [TUR] Neslihan YIGIT Turkey #39 30383.6 - 10 4/5/2018 Main 6 83802 [INA] Gregoria Mariska TUNJUNG Indonesia #42 29087.381 - 10 4/5/2018 Main 7 81880 [JPN] Haruko SUZUKI Japan #45 28560 - 10 4/5/2018 Main 8 91896 [JPN] Natsuki NIDAIRA Japan #46 28490 - 10 4/5/2018 Qualifying 1 57813 [KOR] JUI JEON Korea #119 12729.6756 - 7 3/29/2018 Qualifying 2 87660 [ENG] Georgina BLAND England #127 11840 - 10 3/29/2018 WD Member ID Player Nationality Rank Points Notional points Tournaments Seeding Ranking 66961 [INA] Della Destiara HARIS Indonesia Main 1 #14 45258 - 10 4/5/2018 91654 [INA] Rizki Amelia PRADIPTA Indonesia 56251 [JPN] Naoko FUKUMAN Japan Main 2 #16 41860 - 9 4/5/2018 56417 [JPN] Kurumi YONAO Japan 93215 [MAS] LEE Meng Yean Malaysia Main 3 #18 40621 - 10 4/5/2018 12411 [MAS] CHOW Mei Kuan Malaysia 58488 [AUS] Gronya SOMERVILLE Australia Main 4 #22 36638 - 10 4/5/2018 77441 [AUS] Setyana MAPASA Australia 65984 [CHN] DU Yue China Main 5 #40 29037.8637 48396 6 4/5/2018 82249 [CHN] LI Yinhui China 83211 [JPN] Ayako SAKURAMOTO Japan Main 6 #48 25920 43200 6 4/5/2018 63277 [JPN] Yukiko TAKAHATA Japan 66115 [KOR] Yu Rim LEE Korea Main 7 #55 22574.7 37624 6 4/5/2018 56706 [KOR] Ha Na BAEK Korea 57824 [KOR] Hye Rin KIM Korea Main 8 - - 34391 - 4/5/2018 71391 [KOR] Hee Yong KONG Korea XD 61731 [THA]Dechapol PUAVARANUKROH Thailand Main 1 #13 49369 - 9 4/5/2018 67158 [THA]Sapsiree TAERATTANACHAI Thailand 59673 [CHN] HE Jiting China Main 2 #17 43410 - 9 4/5/2018 65984 [CHN] DU Yue China 96514 [TPE] WANG Chi-Lin Chinese Taipei Main 3 #19 40896 - 10 4/5/2018 76717 [TPE] LEE Chia Hsin Chinese Taipei 17515 [IND] REDDY N. Sikki India Main 4 #23 37980 - 10 4/5/2018 57839 [IND] Pranaav Jerry CHOPRA India 67810 [KOR] CHOI SolGyu Korea Main 5 - - 42691 - 4/5/2018 73982 [KOR] KIM Ha Na Korea 66513 [KOR] Seung Jae SEO Korea Main 5 - - 42691 - 4/5/2018 93074 [KOR] CHAE YuJung Korea 82666 [CHN] WANG Zekang China Main 7 - - 40045 - 4/5/2018 82249 [CHN] LI Yinhui China 53142 [MAS] CHAN Peng Soon Malaysia Main 8 #56 23390 38983 6 4/5/2018 53159 [MAS] Liu Ying GOH Malaysia 52953 [ISR] Misha ZILBERMAN Israel Qualifying 1 - - 11507 - 1/1/0001 67069 [ISR] Ksenia POLIKARPOVA Israel 90746 [KOR] PARK Kyung Hoon Korea Qualifying 2 #201 5070 10140 2 1/1/0001 71391 [KOR] Hee Yong KONG Korea.
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