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BAI Caledar As on 01-07-2016 (FROM 1 ST APRIL 2016 TO 31 ST MARCH 2017) REVISED ON 01-07-2016 . Country/State DATES NAME Category/Qualifying VENUE April 2016 05 -10 Apr 80 th Senior National Badminton 5th & 6 th Inter State Chandigarh CHG Championships for Men & Women Zonal 5-10 Apr Malaysia Open 2016 Superseries Premier Shah Alam MAS 12 -17 Apr Singapore Open 2016 Superseries Singapore City SIN 26 Apr -1 Badminton Asia Championships 2016 CC Individual Championship Wuhan CHN May May 2016 01 -30 May Coaching Camps – District / State Level 15 -22 May Thomas & Uber Cup Finals BWF event Kunshan CHN 30 May -5 Indonesia Open 2016 Superseries Premier Jakarta INA Jun June 2016 7-12 Jun The Australian Open 2016 Superseries Sydney AUS 14 -19 Jun All India Junior Ranking (U -17 & U -19) 14 th & 15 th – Qualifying Bangalore KTK 20 -25 Jun All India Junior Ranking (U -17 & U -19) 20 th & 21 st Qualifying Trivendrum Kerala 28 Jun -3 Jul YONEX Chinese Taipei Open 2016 Grand Prix Gold Taipei TPE 28 Jun -3 Jul 2016 YONEX Canada Open Grand Prix Calgary CAN 27 Jun – 3 All India Sub Junior Ranking ( U -13 & U -15) 27 th to 29 th Qualifying Patna Bihar Jul July 2016 5-10 Jul 2016 YONEX US Open Grand Prix Gold California USA 6-10 Jul White Nights 2016 International Challenge Gatchina RUS 11 -18 Jul State Championships 18 -24 Jul YONEX SUNRISE Vietnam Open 2016 Grand Prix Ho Chi Minh VIE th th 19 -24 Jul All India Junior Ranking (U -17 & U -19 ) 19 & 20 Qualifying Hyderabad TS August 2016 01 -06 Aug V.V.Natu Memorial All India Senior Ranking 1st & 2 nd Qualifying Pune MAH (M&W) 07 -20 Aug State Championships 11 -20 Aug RIO - Olympic Games 2016 Multisports Rio BRA 21-27 Aug All India Junior Ranking (U-17 & U-19) 21st , 22 nd &23 rd Qualifying Tirupathi AP 28 -31 Aug All India Inter Institutional Tournament Team & Individual DAE Mumbai 30 Aug -4 3rd YONEX BRAZIL GRAND PRIX 2016 Grand Prix Foz do Iguacu BRA Sep September 2016 01 -04 Sep Sushant Chipalkatti Memorial Junior Upgraded Asian Junior Pune IND International Championships 2015 Tournament 6-11 Sep Indonesian Masters 2016 Grand Prix Gold TBC INA 12 -18 Sep All India Junior Ranking (U -17 & U -19) 12th , 13 th & 14 th Delhi DCBA Qualifying 20 -25 Oct All India Senior Ranking (M&W) 20 th & 21 st Qualifying Itanagar ANP 20 -25 Sep YONEX Open Japan 2016 Superseries Tokyo JPN 29 Sep – Inter State Zonal Championships Senior / 02 Oct Junior – Mixed event North Zone Unna/ Mandi HP North East Zone Meghalaya Shillong West Zone Ujjain MP South Zone Ott apalem Kerala East zone Darbhanga Bihar Central Zone CAG Delhi 27 Sep -2 2016 VICTOR Korea Open Superseries Seoul KOR Oct October 2016 30 Sep – 6 All India Sub Junior Ranking ( U -13 & U -15) 30 th Sep, 1 st & 2 nd Oct – Gulbarga (Kalbargi) KTK Oct Qualifying 4-9 Oct SCG Thailand Open 2016 Grand Prix Gold TBC THA 4-9 Oct Russian Open 2016 Grand Prix Vladivostok RUS 05 -09 Oct Badminton Asia U17 & U15 Junior Championships TBC TBC 2016 (Tentative) 11 -16 Oct Chinese Taipei Masters 2016 Grand Prix Taipei TPE 11 -16 Oct YONEX Dutch Open 2016 Grand Prix Almere NED 10 -16 Oct Krishna Khaithan Memorial All India Junior 10 th , 11 th & 12 th Chandigarh CHG Ranking (U-17 & U-19) Qualifying 17 -23 Oct All India Sub Junior Ranking ( U -13 & U -15) 17 th , 18 th & 19 th Delhi DEL Qualifying 19 -23 Oct Manorama All India Senior Ranking (M&W) 19 th & 20 th Qualifying Thrissur KER 18 -23 Oct YONEX Denmark Open 2016 Superseries Premier Odense DEN 25 -30 Oct YONEX French Open 2016 Superseries Paris FRA November 2016 1-6 Nov Bitburger Badminton 2016 Grand Prix Gold Saarbrucken GER 2-6 Nov BWF World Junior Mixed Team championships BWF event Bilboa Spain Suhandinata cup 07 -13 Nov All India Sub Junior Ranking ( U -13 & U -15) 7th , 8 th & 9 th Qualifying Vijayawada AP 14 -20 Nov All India Sub Junior Ranking ( U -13 & U -15) 14 th , 15 th & 16 th Q.F Chenai/Coimbattore TN 8-13 Nov MAYBANK Malaysia International Challenge International Challenge TBC MAS 8-13 Nov VICTOR 2016 Korea Masters Championships Grand Prix Gold TBC KOR 8-13 Nov BWF World Junior Championships Eye - Level Cups BWF Event Bilboa Spain 15 -20 Nov China Open 2016 Superseries Premier Fuzhou CHN 15 -20 Nov All India Senior Ranking (M&W) 15 th & 16 th Qualifying Kadapa AP 22 -27 Nov All India Senior Ranking (M&W) 22 nd & 23 rd Qualifying Atul GUJ 22 -27 Nov YONEX SUNRISE Hong Kong Open Badminton Superseries Kowloon HKG Championships 2016 23 -27 Nov 2016 Scottish Open Grand Prix Glasgow SCO 29 Nov -4 De 2016 Macau Open Badminton Grand Prix Gold TBC MAC December 2016 01 -05 Dec 30 th Sub Junior Nationals (U -13 & U -15) No Qualifying Kurnoo l AP 1-4 Dec TATA India International Challenge 2016 International Challenge Mumbai IND 6-10 Dec YONEX SUNRISE Bangladesh International International Challenge Dhaka BAN Challenge 2016 11 -17 Dec 41 st Junior National Championships (U -17 & 11 th & 12 th – Inter Zonal Udipi KTK U-19) 14 -18 Dec BWF Destination Dubai World Superseries Finals Superseries Finals Dubai UAE 20 Dec - 15 Premier Badminton League 2 Jan January 2017 17 -22 Jan Malaysia Masters 2017 Grand Prix Gold Kuala Lumpur MAS 16 -22 Jan All India Junior Ranking (U -17 & U -19) 16 th , 17 th & 18 th Jodhpur RAJ 24 -29 Jan Syed Modi India Grand Prix Gold 2017 Grand Prix Gold Lucknow IND 25 -30 Jan All India Sub Junior Ranking ( U -13 & U -15) 25 th & 27 th Qualifying Gopichand Academy - TS Hyderabad February 2017 01 -07 Feb 81 st Senior National Badminton 1st & 2 nd Inter State – Patna Bihar Championships ( M&W) Zonal Team Event 07 -12 Feb Thailand Masters 2017 Grand Prix Gold Bangkok THA 14 -18 Feb All India Senior Ranking (M&W) 14 th & 15 th Qualifying Bangalore KTK 20 -24 Feb All India Doubles Tournament for, Men, 20 th Qualifying Davangeri KTK Women & Mixed 28 f- 05 Mar German Open 2017 Grand Prix Gold Mulheim an der Ruhr GER March 2017 01 -04 Mar Test event Indian Masters (Veteran) Championship All 35+, 40+, 45+, 50 +, 01-08 Mar Kottayam/ Kerala Age groups 05- 08 Mar Trivendrum 55+, 60+, 65+, 70+ 07 -12 Mar YONEX All England Open World Supers Series premier Birmingham ENG 14 -18 Mar All India Doubles Tournament for, Men, 14 th Qualifying P.L Roy Stadium WB Women & Mixed Kolkata 20 -25 Mar Radhey Shaym Gupta Memorial All India 20 th & 21 st Qualifying Bareilly U.P Senior Ranking (M&W) 28 Mar -02 YONEX SUNRISE India Open World Super series New Delhi IND Apr (Punnaiah Choudary K.Ch) (Dr.Vijai Sinha) Secretary (T),BAI General Secretary, BAI .
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