About Author: Michael Burke

Tian Houwei wins his second career Grand Prix Gold title at the 2013 Adidas London event, beating Vittinghus of Denmark in two games. It was not all bad for Denmark however as first seeds Pedersen/Rytter Juhl beat their teammates in the women’s doubles the match previously.

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Scotland’s Kirsty Gilmour made the finals at the Adidas London Grand Prix Gold, and was later joined by Chris Langridge and Heather Olver of England for the host nation, although […]

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Damkjær Kruse/Roepke finished off a great day for the Danish at the Adidas London Grand Prix Gold as they confirmed a full set through, whilst Tian Houwei of China remained […]

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Pedersen and Rytter-Juhl came through a tough match against Singapore, whilst Boe/Mogensen had an easier run against their Indonesian opposition. Vittinghus was made to work hard however, as compatriot Axelsen […]

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The first two semi-finals on court at the Adidas London Grand Prix Gold saw two matches that but went well past the hour mark. Fuchs/Michels of Germany and Marin of […]

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Only Tian Houwei remains for China, as Xue Song, Wang Xin and Du/Xiong all went out at the quarter-final stage. Also flying the only flag for her country is Busanan […]

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An all-Danish men’s singles semi-final will be played between Vittinghus and Axelsen, as first seeds Boe/Mogensen and Pedersen/Rytter-Juhl progress easily. Damkjaer Kruse/Roepke also progressed as they beat home hopes Cooper/Gilmour. […]

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Early on in the quarter-finals, home chances saw Kirsty Gilmour, Rajiv Ouseph and mixed pair Chris Langridge and Heather Olver all progress in straight games. By Michael Burke, Badzine Correspondent, […]

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