Australian International

Australian International

Die Australian International oder auch Australia Open sind im Badminton die offenen internationalen Meisterschaften von Australien. Sie gelangten insbesondere 1999 in den Blickpunkt der Öffentlichkeit, als sie mit dem Zusatz Olympic Test Event ein hochkarätiges Starterfeld anzogen. Neben den Fiji International und den New Zealand Open sind die Australian International eines der bedeutendsten Badmintonturniere in Ozeanien.

Die Sieger

Saison Herreneinzel Dameneinzel Herrendoppel Damendoppel Mixed
1975 IndonesienIndonesien Utami Dewi
1982 DanemarkDänemark Nettie Nielsen
1989 AustralienAustralien Sze Yu AustralienAustralien Anna Lao AustralienAustralien Peter Blackburn
AustralienAustralien Gordon Lang		 AustralienAustralien Teresa Lian
AustralienAustralien Anna Lao		 HongkongHongkong He Tim
AustralienAustralien Anna Lao
1990 IndonesienIndonesien Ardy Wiranata IndonesienIndonesien Susi Susanti MalaysiaMalaysia Jalani Sidek
MalaysiaMalaysia Razif Sidek		 AustralienAustralien Rhonda Cator
AustralienAustralien Anna Lao		 HongkongHongkong He Tim
AustralienAustralien Anna Lao
1991 HongkongHongkong He Tim AustralienAustralien Anna Lao HongkongHongkong Chan Siu Kwong
HongkongHongkong Ng Pak Kum		 AustralienAustralien Rhonda Cator
AustralienAustralien Anna Lao		 HongkongHongkong He Tim
AustralienAustralien Anna Lao
1992 IndonesienIndonesien Eddy Kurniawan AustralienAustralien Song Yang AustralienAustralien Peter Blackburn
AustralienAustralien Mark Nichols		 AustralienAustralien Amanda Hardy
AustralienAustralien Lisa Campbell		 AustralienAustralien Ong Beng Teong
AustralienAustralien Wendy Shinners
1993 HongkongHongkong He Tim AustralienAustralien Song Yang AustralienAustralien Peter Blackburn
AustralienAustralien Mark Nichols		 AustralienAustralien Amanda Hardy
AustralienAustralien Lisa Campbell		 AustralienAustralien Mark Nichols
AustralienAustralien Amanda Hardy
1994 IndonesienIndonesien Jefry Tjoandi AustralienAustralien Lisa Campbell AustralienAustralien Peter Blackburn
AustralienAustralien Mark Nichols		 AustralienAustralien Wendy Shinners
AustralienAustralien Song Yang		 AustralienAustralien Mark Nichols
AustralienAustralien Amanda Hardy
1995 AustralienAustralien Paul Stevenson AustralienAustralien Lisa Campbell AustralienAustralien Peter Blackburn
AustralienAustralien Paul Staight		 AustralienAustralien Amanda Hardy
AustralienAustralien Rhonda Cator		 AustralienAustralien Paul Stevenson
AustralienAustralien Amanda Hardy
1996 HongkongHongkong Tam Kai Chuen AustralienAustralien Lisa Campbell HongkongHongkong Chow Kin Man
HongkongHongkong Ma Che Kong		 PhilippinenPhilippinen Kennie Asuncion
PhilippinenPhilippinen Amparo Lim		 AustralienAustralien Peter Blackburn
AustralienAustralien Rhonda Cator
1997 HongkongHongkong Ng Wei NeuseelandNeuseeland Li Feng AustralienAustralien David Bamford
AustralienAustralien Peter Blackburn		 NeuseelandNeuseeland Tammy Jenkins
NeuseelandNeuseeland Rhona Robertson		 AustralienAustralien Murray Hocking
AustralienAustralien Lisa Campbell
1998 IndonesienIndonesien Rio Suryana AustralienAustralien Michaela Smith AustralienAustralien David Bamford
AustralienAustralien Peter Blackburn		 AustralienAustralien Rhonda Cator
AustralienAustralien Amanda Hardy		 AustralienAustralien Peter Blackburn
AustralienAustralien Rhonda Cator
1999 AustralienAustralien Rio Suryana FrankreichFrankreich Sandra Dimbour Korea SudSüdkorea Kim Dong-moon
Korea SudSüdkorea Yoo Yong-sung		 Korea SudSüdkorea Ra Kyung-min
Korea SudSüdkorea Lee Hyo-jung		 DeutschlandDeutschland Michael Keck
NiederlandeNiederlande Erica van den Heuvel
2001 EnglandEngland Colin Haughton IndonesienIndonesien Lenny Permana AustralienAustralien Ashley Brehaut
AustralienAustralien Travis Denney		 NeuseelandNeuseeland Tammy Jenkins
NeuseelandNeuseeland Rhona Robertson		 NeuseelandNeuseeland Daniel Shirley
NeuseelandNeuseeland Sara Runesten-Petersen
2002 MalaysiaMalaysia Sairul Amar Ayob IndonesienIndonesien Lenny Permana MalaysiaMalaysia Jeremy Gan
MalaysiaMalaysia Kean Kok Ng		 NeuseelandNeuseeland Sara Runesten-Petersen
NeuseelandNeuseeland Bei Wu		 NeuseelandNeuseeland Daniel Shirley
NeuseelandNeuseeland Sara Runesten-Petersen
2003 JapanJapan Shōji Satō JapanJapan Chie Umezu HongkongHongkong Liu Kwok Wa
HongkongHongkong Albertus Susanto Njoto		 JapanJapan Akiko Nakashima
JapanJapan Ai Hirayama		 MalaysiaMalaysia Ng Kean Kok
MalaysiaMalaysia Chor Hooi Yee
2004 EnglandEngland Andrew Smith Chinese TaipeiChinese Taipei Huang Chia-Chi AustralienAustralien Boyd Cooper
AustralienAustralien Travis Denney		 AustralienAustralien Renuga Veeran
AustralienAustralien Susan Wang		 AustralienAustralien Travis Denney
AustralienAustralien Kellie Lucas
2005 EnglandEngland Andrew Smith DeutschlandDeutschland Petra Overzier AustralienAustralien Travis Denney
AustralienAustralien Boyd Cooper		 AustralienAustralien Kate Wilson-Smith
AustralienAustralien Kellie Lucas		 AustralienAustralien Travis Denney
AustralienAustralien Kate Wilson-Smith
2006 MalaysiaMalaysia Ismail Saman Chinese TaipeiChinese Taipei Huang Chia-Chi NeuseelandNeuseeland John Gordon
NeuseelandNeuseeland Daniel Shirley		 IndonesienIndonesien Rintan Apriliana
JapanJapan Yukina Imura		 NeuseelandNeuseeland Daniel Shirley
MalaysiaMalaysia Joanne Quay
2007 NeuseelandNeuseeland John Moody JapanJapan Kanako Yonekura AustralienAustralien Aji Basuki Sindoro
AustralienAustralien Ashley Brehaut		 JapanJapan Aya Wakisaka
JapanJapan Ikue Tatani		 NeuseelandNeuseeland Renee Flavell
NeuseelandNeuseeland Craig Cooper
2008 MalaysiaMalaysia Lee Tsuen Seng JapanJapan Mizuki Fujii Korea SudSüdkorea Choi Sang Won
Korea SudSüdkorea Kim Sa-rang		 JapanJapan Yasuyo Imabeppu
JapanJapan Shizuka Matsuo		 Chinese TaipeiChinese Taipei Chen Hung-Ling
Chinese TaipeiChinese Taipei Chou Chia-Chi
2009 IndonesienIndonesien Dionysius Hayom Rumbaka IndonesienIndonesien Maria Febe Kusumastuti MalaysiaMalaysia Gan Teik Chai
MalaysiaMalaysia Tan Bin Shen		 AustralienAustralien Huang Chia-Chi
AustralienAustralien He Tian Tang		 HongkongHongkong Yohan Hadikusumo Wiratama
HongkongHongkong Chau Hoi Wah
2010 VietnamVietnam Nguyễn Tiến Minh Korea SudSüdkorea Seo Yoon-hee JapanJapan Hiroyuki Endo
JapanJapan Kenichi Hayakawa		 Korea SudSüdkorea Kim Min-seo
Korea SudSüdkorea Lee Kyung-won		 Korea SudSüdkorea Cho Gun-woo
Korea SudSüdkorea Kim Min-seo
2011 JapanJapan Sho Sasaki China VolksrepublikChina Liu Xin JapanJapan Hiroyuki Endo
JapanJapan Kenichi Hayakawa		 JapanJapan Shizuka Matsuo
JapanJapan Mami Naito		 ThailandThailand Songphon Anugritayawon
ThailandThailand Kunchala Voravichitchaikul

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