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BWF - SKYCITY New Zealand Open 2017 - Seeded Entries BWF - SKYCITY New Zealand Open 2017 - Seeded entries BB3 Home Tournaments SKYCITY New Zealand Open 2017 Players Updated: Friday, 7 April 2017 9:02 AM Badminton World Federation | Auckland, New Zealand Ranking 1/08/2017 to 6/08/2017 Grand Prix Gold Badminton World Federation Organization admin Tournament admin Organization Acceptance list Online entry Seeded entries Events Draws Matches Players More Group admin English LiveScore PC LiveScore Mobile Seeded entries Export Member ID Player Nationality Rank Points Notional points Tournaments Seeding Ranking MS Main 1 50152 LEE Chong Wei Malaysia #2 71704.3733 - 9 6/07/2017 Main 2 87375 Tzu Wei WANG Chinese Taipei #14 49810 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 3 55351 Ajay JAYARAM India #16 48564.734 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 4 73442 Jonatan CHRISTIE Indonesia #22 43376.7762 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 5 83950 PRANNOY H. S. India #23 42764.9835 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 6 95661 Anthony Sinisuka GINTING Indonesia #26 41418.0365 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 7 67100 HSU Jen Hao Chinese Taipei #30 37471.3185 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 8 25925 Sourabh VERMA India #35 35200 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 9 14251 Pablo ABIAN Spain #38 33587.0189 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 10 52030 Wei Feng CHONG Malaysia #40 33370 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 11 53054 WEI Nan Hong Kong #44 29680 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 12 91665 LIN Yu Hsien Chinese Taipei #45 29110 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 13 74154 Ihsan Maulana MUSTOFA Indonesia #46 28560 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 14 52953 Misha ZILBERMAN Israel #48 27995.4473 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 15 52864 Daren LIEW Malaysia #54 25130 - 8 6/07/2017 Main 16 50427 Sony Dwi KUNCORO Indonesia #59 24330 - 10 6/07/2017 Qualifying 1 80147 Sahil SIPANI India #951 600 - 1 29/06/2017 Qualifying 2 72542 Cham CHEN Australia #1375 210 - 1 29/06/2017 Qualifying 3 99389 Wooi Yik SOH Malaysia #1747 40 - 1 29/06/2017 MD Main 1 53613 CHEN Hung Ling Chinese Taipei #12 51244 - 10 6/07/2017 96514 WANG Chi-Lin Chinese Taipei http://bwf.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/seeds.aspx?id=75BDC00F-C74C-4EB6-8AB5-EAB4C813F708[7/7/2017 9:15:05 AM] BWF - SKYCITY New Zealand Open 2017 - Seeded entries Main 2 99066 TEO Ee Yi Malaysia #23 40145 - 10 6/07/2017 84064 ONG Yew Sin Malaysia Main 3 24172 REDDY B. Sumeeth India #34 29282 - 10 6/07/2017 59803 Manu ATTRI India Main 4 72435 Satwiksairaj RANKIREDDY India #35 28882 - 10 6/07/2017 70500 Chirag SHETTY India Main 5 75157 Sawan SERASINGHE Australia #56 21316.4359 30452 7 6/07/2017 78695 Matthew CHAU Australia Main 6 90768 Sze Fei GOH Malaysia #37 28741 - 10 6/07/2017 94814 Nur IZZUDDIN Malaysia Main 7 88829 Cheng Heng SU Chinese Taipei #38 28190 - 10 6/07/2017 53230 LIAO Min Chun Chinese Taipei Main 8 75231 Ramchandran SHLOK India #46 25030 - 10 6/07/2017 98935 Arjun M.R. India Qualifying 1 80147 Sahil SIPANI India - - 5152 - 29/06/2017 37151 Jagadish YADAV India Qualifying 2 3907 CHAN Alan Yun Lung New Zealand - - 5100 - 29/06/2017 51511 Chance CHENG New Zealand Qualifying 3 55505 Alexander ROOVERS Germany - - 4680 - 29/06/2017 88679 Erik MEIJS Netherlands Qualifying 4 64561 Nathan TANG Australia #397 2220 4440 1 29/06/2017 77792 Jacob SCHUELER Australia WS Main 1 35642 Ratchanok INTANON Thailand #9 56310.62 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 2 96892 Fitriani FITRIANI Indonesia #22 38087.1861 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 3 69012 GOH Jin Wei Malaysia #28 34826.1352 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 4 97207 Hanna RAMADINI Indonesia #36 31310.0955 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 5 61568 Saena KAWAKAMI Japan #37 31070 - 7 6/07/2017 Main 6 61665 Dinar Dyah AYUSTINE Indonesia #44 28950 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 7 64889 Ying Ying LEE Malaysia #51 26571.2 - 10 6/07/2017 Main 8 67996 Yulia Yosephin SUSANTO Indonesia #65 21860 - 10 6/07/2017 Qualifying 1 97080 Mia MAWARTI Indonesia #378 2660 - 1 29/06/2017 Qualifying 2 54220 Sara MOHMAND Pakistan #448 1920 - 2 29/06/2017 Qualifying 3 99009 Sekartaji PUTRI Indonesia #500 1620 - 4 29/06/2017 Qualifying 4 87799 Gaea GALVEZ New Zealand #629 1100 - 2 29/06/2017 WD Main 1 54149 Vivian HOO Malaysia #14 47787 - 10 6/07/2017 53154 WOON Khe Wei Malaysia Main 2 77441 Setyana MAPASA Australia #24 34648 - 10 6/07/2017 58488 Gronya SOMERVILLE Australia http://bwf.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/seeds.aspx?id=75BDC00F-C74C-4EB6-8AB5-EAB4C813F708[7/7/2017 9:15:05 AM] BWF - SKYCITY New Zealand Open 2017 - Seeded entries Main 3 49765 Ashwini PONNAPPA India #26 34069 - 10 6/07/2017 17515 REDDY N. Sikki India Main 4 83211 Ayako SAKURAMOTO Japan #41 25720 - 8 6/07/2017 63277 Yukiko TAKAHATA Japan XD Main 1 17515 REDDY N. Sikki India #18 43744 - 10 6/07/2017 57839 Pranaav Jerry CHOPRA India Main 2 12557 Hafiz FAIZAL Indonesia #28 32670 - 10 6/07/2017 92215 Shela Devi AULIA Indonesia Main 3 71729 TSENG Min Hao Chinese Taipei #39 26060 - 8 6/07/2017 87176 Ling Fang HU Chinese Taipei Main 4 12377 Yogendran KHRISHNAN Malaysia #40 24650 - 10 6/07/2017 28248 Prajakta SAWANT India Main 5 51518 CHEN Hsiao Huan Chinese Taipei #53 20510 34183 6 6/07/2017 53230 LIAO Min Chun Chinese Taipei Main 6 81702 Gloria Emanuelle WIDJAJA Indonesia #71 16191.4286 32383 5 6/07/2017 77978 Edi SUBAKTIAR Indonesia Main 7 59673 HE Jiting China #83 13570 27140 3 6/07/2017 65984 DU Yue China Main 8 77441 Setyana MAPASA Australia #62 18138.77 25913 7 6/07/2017 75157 Sawan SERASINGHE Australia Qualifying 1 54280 Ronald RONALD Indonesia #261 3850 7700 1 29/06/2017 75853 Annisa SAUFIKA Indonesia Qualifying 2 99895 Edward LAU New Zealand - - 7680 - 29/06/2017 72802 Alyssa TAGLE New Zealand Qualifying 3 66664 Dhanny OUD New Zealand #288 3580 7160 2 29/06/2017 78979 Jasmin Chung Man NG New Zealand Qualifying 4 61301 Ruwindi SERASINGHE Australia - - 6060 - 29/06/2017 82379 Toby WONG Australia Elevatoor Tennis Tour - Team Sports Travel Made Simple Exclusive Tennis Camp in Thailand! Coached by a Wimbledon Quarterfinalist. elevatoor.org Account Log off See what's new Contact BWF HQ Unit 17.05 Level 17 http://bwf.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/seeds.aspx?id=75BDC00F-C74C-4EB6-8AB5-EAB4C813F708[7/7/2017 9:15:05 AM] BWF - SKYCITY New Zealand Open 2017 - Seeded entries Amoda Building 22 Jalan Imbi 55100 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia +603 2141 7155/6155 [email protected] http://bwf.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/seeds.aspx?id=75BDC00F-C74C-4EB6-8AB5-EAB4C813F708[7/7/2017 9:15:05 AM].
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