Badminton Rankings – Men’s Doubles

Badminton Rankings

The Indonesian pair consisting of Marcus and Kevin retained their rank at the top of Men’s Doubles badminton rankings. One of the significant upgrade in this category was of the Taiwanese pair, Lee and Yang who are now placed at the 11th position.

Rank Player Country Points / Tournaments
1 Marcus Fernaldi Gideon

Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo

Indonesia

Indonesia

102,683 / 14
2 Liu Cheng

Zhang Nan

China

China

77,410 / 15
3 Mathias Boe

Carsten Mogensen

Denmark

Denmark

75,570 / 13
4 Takeshi Kamura

Keigo Sonoda

Japan

Japan

72,685 / 17
5 Li Junhui

Liu Yuchen

China

China

68,785 / 13
6 Mads Conrad-Petersen

Mads Pieler Kolding

Denmark

Denmark

65,853 / 17
7 Takuto Inoue

Yuki Kaneko

Japan

Japan

61,942 / 15
8 Kim Astrup

Anders Skaarup Rasmussen

Denmark

Denmark

57,010 / 18
9 Fajar Alfian

Muhammad Rian Ardianto

Indonesia

Indonesia

55,436 / 14
10 Liao Min Chun

Su Ching Heng

Chinese Taipei

Chinese Taipei

53,850 / 17
11 Lee Jhe-Huei

Lee Yang

Chinese Taipei

Chinese Taipei

52,098 / 17
12 Vladimir Ivanov

Ivan Sozonov

Russia

Russia

50,920 / 15
13 Hiroyuki Endo

Yuta Watanabe

Japan

Japan

50,838 / 12
14 Goh V Shem

Tan Wee Kion

Malaysia

Malaysia

50,434 / 11
15 Chen Hung Ling

Wang Chi-Lin

Chinese Taipei

Chinese Taipei

49,881 / 18
16 Berry Angriawan

Hardianto Hardianto

Indonesia

Indonesia

45,360 / 13
17 Hendra Setiawan

Mohammad Ahsan

Indonesia

Indonesia

45,030 / 9
18 Wahyu Nayaka Arya

Ade Yusuf Santoso

Indonesia

Indonesia

42,680 / 10
19 Takuro Hoki

Yugo Kobayashi

Japan

Japan

42,556 / 13
20 Lu Ching Yao

Yang Po Han

Chinese Taipei

Chinese Taipei

41,900 / 19
21 He Jiting

Tan Qiang

China

China

41,782 / 11
22 Tinn Isriyanet

Kittisak Namdash

Thailand

Thailand

41,200 / 17
23 Marcus Ellis

Chris Langridge

England

England

41,008 / 14
24 Han Chengkai

Zhou Haodong

China

China

40,836 / 13
25 Satwiksairaj Ranki

Reddychirag Shetty

India

India

40,506 / 16
26 Ong Yew Sin

Teo Ee Yi

Malaysia

Malaysia

38,594 / 10
27 Mathias Christiansen

David Daugaard

Denmark

Denmark

37,620 / 14
28 Chung Eui Seok

Kim Dukyoung

Korea

Korea

37,357 / 15
29 Attri Manu

Reddy B. Sumeeth

India

India

36,082 / 21
30 Jason Anthony Ho-Shue

Nyl Yakura

Canada

Canada

35,133 / 14
31 Mark Lamsfussmarvin Emil Seidel Germany

Germany

34,980 / 18
32 Jones Ralfy Jansen

Josche Zurwonne

Germany

Germany

34,937 / 17
33 Mohammad Ahsan

Rian Agung Saputro

Indonesia

Indonesia

33,898 / 6
34 Jelle Maas

Robin Tabeling

Netherlands

Netherlands

33,780 / 14
35 Aaron Chia

Wooi Yik Soh

Malaysia

Malaysia

33,552 / 10
36 Huang Kaixiang

Wang Yilyu

China

China

32,930 / 7
37 Kasper Antonsen

Niclas Nohr

Denmark

Denmark

32,400 / 15
38 Kim Won Ho

Seo Seung Jae

Korea

Korea

32,269 / 10
39 Ben Lane

Sean Vendy

England

England

31,196 / 15
40 Arjun M.R.

Ramchandran Shlok

India

India

30,348 / 16
41 Dechapol Puavaranukroh

Kittinupong Kedren

Thailand

Thailand

29,812 / 15
42 Or Chin Chung

Tang Chun Man

Hong Kong

Hong Kong

29,445 / 10
43 Ou Xuanyi

Xiangyu Ren

China

China

28,740 / 7
44 Peter Briggs

Tom Wolfenden

England

England

28,484 / 17
45 Bodin Isara

Nipitphon Phuangphuapet

Thailand

Thailand

28,270 / 8
46 Jacco Arends

Ruben Jille

Netherlands

Netherlands

26,290 / 16
47 Inkarat Apisuk

Tanupat Viriyangkura

Thailand

Thailand

25,980 / 14
48 Angga Pratama

Ricky Karandasuwardi

Indonesia

Indonesia

25,670 / 6
49 Po Li-Wei

Yang Ming-Tse

Chinese Taipei

Chinese Taipei

25,000 / 12
50 Phillip Chew

Ryan Chew

USA

USA

24,963 / 16

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