India has been drawn alongside 10-time champions China and Malaysia in the Sudirman Cup combined crew badminton championship in Nanning, China, from May 19 to 26. India reached the quarterfinals in the 2011 and 2017 variants, dropping to China both times, and it will again have a hard undertaking to qualify from Group 1D. Top seeds Japan, searching for their first Sudirman Cup identity, are in Group 1A with Thailand and Russia. Indonesia, winners of the primary match in 1989, can be cautious of Denmark and England in Group 1B, while defending champions Korea may also count on a mission from Chinese Taipei and Hong Kong in Group 1C. The top two teams from each sub-institution in Group 1 will progress to the quarterfinals and compete for the title. The other 19 teams from Groups 2, 3, and 4 will compete for average placings. The draw for the 31 collaborating teams, which might be divided into four agencies based on group scores, changed into carried out in Nanning. Sudirman Cup is a mixed-team badminton championship, with each tie offering all five formats.
Groupings: Group 1 Group A: Japan, Thailand, Russia Group B: Indonesia, Denmark, England Group C: Chinese Taipei, Korea, Hong Kong Group D: China, India, Malaysia Group 2 Group A: Netherlands, France, USA, Vietnam Group B: Germany, Canada, Singapore, Israel Group three Group A: Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Nepal Group B: Switzerland, Sri Lanka, Slovakia, Lithuania Group 4 Macau, Greenland, Kazakhstan. Denmark’s Joachim Persson has been banned for 18 months for offenses linked to making a bet and shape-fixing, the Badminton World Federation stated on Thursday.
The 36-12 months-antique former international number six was found responsible for “4 violations of the code of conduct about betting, wagering and abnormal in shape effects”. The violations consisted of failing to reveal info about a method and no longer cooperating completely with investigations conducted by the BWF. Persson also became ordered to pay charges of $4,500, the world governing frame said in an announcement. Last May, Malaysian badminton gamers acquired career-ending bans of 20 and 15 years after being found responsible for corruption and fit-fixing. Persson was appointed the Premier Badminton League crew Pune 7 Aces coach in the final 12 months. The team debuted in 2018, which became the fourth season of PBL.