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BWF World Championships Return To India After 17 Years

New Delhi hosts badminton's biggest stage. India seeks medals.

Mumbai Alert · Sports Desk
Mumbai Alert · Sports Desk
Sports Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Sun, 16 August 2026 at 12:40 pm
BWF World Championships Return To India After 17 Years

The BWF World Championships are set to return to India after a 17-year hiatus, with the world's top players competing for the coveted title at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium in New Delhi.

The tournament, which begins on August 17 and runs until August 23, will feature 64 women and men each, along with 48 pairs in the three doubles categories, all vying for top honors. The action starts on Monday, with the top half of men's and women's singles draws taking place on the opening day.

India has a rich history in the BWF World Championships, having won at least one medal at every single edition since 2011. The country has amassed 14 medals across 11 consecutive editions, a record in consistency matched only by China.

One of the most intriguing first-round singles match-ups could feature defending champion and top seed Shi Yuqi of China against India's rising star Ayush Shetty. Former champion PV Sindhu, who jointly holds the record for most Worlds medals in women's singles, is in pursuit of her record-breaking sixth world championships medal.

The Indian squad for the tournament includes notable players such as Lakshya Sen, Ayush Shetty, PV Sindhu, and Unnati Hooda in the singles categories, as well as Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty in the men's doubles.

The BWF World Championships 2026 will be broadcast live on Sports18 and streamed via JioCinema in India, with worldwide streaming provided by BWF TV and Olympics.com.

The full tournament schedule is as follows: August 17 - first round, August 18-19 - first and second rounds, August 20 - round of 16, August 21 - quarter-finals, August 22 - semi-finals, and August 23 - finals.

The return of the BWF World Championships to India is a significant event for the country's badminton scene, and fans will be eager to see how the Indian squad performs on the world stage.

With a strong lineup of players and a rich history of success in the tournament, India will be looking to make a lasting impression at the BWF World Championships 2026.

The tournament promises to be an exciting and closely contested event, with the world's top players competing for the ultimate prize in badminton.

As the tournament gets underway, all eyes will be on the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, where the world's best badminton players will gather to showcase their skills and compete for glory.

The BWF World Championships 2026 is a major event in the world of badminton, and its return to India after 17 years is a significant milestone for the sport in the country.

The tournament will not only provide a platform for Indian players to showcase their talents but also give fans an opportunity to witness the best of badminton from around the world.

In conclusion, the BWF World Championships 2026 is an event that promises to be an exciting and thrilling experience for badminton fans in India and around the world.

With its rich history, strong lineup of players, and significant milestone for the sport in India, the tournament is set to be an unforgettable experience for all involved.

Frequently asked questions

When and where is the BWF World Championships 2026 taking place?

The BWF World Championships 2026 is taking place from August 17 to 23 at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium in New Delhi.

How can I watch the BWF World Championships 2026 live in India?

The BWF World Championships 2026 will be broadcast live on Sports18 and streamed via JioCinema in India.

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