News Archive
2. UK Racquet Stringers Association (UKRS)
3. 'Why I'm taking a stand on China'
4. World Class Badminton Exhibition
7. Badminton World Championships 2007
8. Vaughan the Last Man Standing for Worlds
9. Good Philippines effort from Smith
10. Asia unable to field team against Europe
11. Duchy of Cornwall 25th Badminton Championships
12. Thailand withdraws from the World Championships
13. Howard Bach - first American badminton hero
14. Clark and Kellogg go down bravely in China Masters
15. AVIVA - COFCO CHINA MASTERS 2007
16. Row Breaks out at Badminton BWF AGM
17. Li Yongbo accuses the Badminton World Federation (
18. Badminton coach berates passionless star Lin Dan
19. Emms and Kellogg snatch England victory
20. Sudirman Cup 2007 - World Team Championships
22. Emms to quit after Beijing Games
23. England chief sets radical target
25. England name new doubles coach
26. Internacional de Espańa 2007
27. Use Your Head in Badminton
28. Bach and Malaythong up against the odds
29. Bath Badminton win BUSA award
30. Yehlex Badminton Bonanza back at the NIA
33. "Arrogant" Malaysian badminton duo face Indonesia
34. Tough England draw in Sudirman Cup
35. Indonesia Open Super Series 2007
36. Who calls the shots, players or boards?
37. Kien Keat-Boon Heong crash again
38. Badminton enjoys media growth ahead of Olympics
39. Aviva Open Singapore Super Series 2007
40. Portuguese International Championships 2007
41. Middleton, Parker and Roebuck enjoy Dutch success
44. Rayappan the star despite England defeat
45. European Junior Championships 2007
47. World Class Badminton Exhibition Sunday 3rd June
48. China’s wall of sporting repression gone?
49. Clark & Kellogg just fall short
50. Wilson Badminton Swiss Open 07
51. Mixed fortunes for Clark at the Yonex All England
52. Mason and Bankier fly flag for Scotland
53. Clark wins battle of the bulge
54. YONEX All England Open 2007
58. Taufik Hidayat out of the 2007 All England
59. 10-Year Vision for Badminton Unveiled
60. Duo Secure England Victory
62. Emms and Robertson face Germany
63. Chong Wei should think big
64. Julia likely to get All-England spot
65. Lydia Cheah defeats defending champion Julia Wong in National Grand Prix
66. Contracts delayed, BAM risk exodus
67. BAM not expected to make any moves... yet
68. BADMINTON: West Dorset League
69. BADMINTON: Casey can't save Oxon Over 40s
70. Badminton: Big clash in semis
71. Badminton is in the genes!
72. Badminton player wins two gold at U.S. event
73. Badminton aces sweep the board in tournament
74. Myjak named athlete of the month for badminton success
75. Local badminton action heating up
77. The Pursuit Of Perfection - Part 1
78. Mental Toughness
79. Learning and Teaching the Art of Deception
80. Children in Sport - Part 6
81. Children in Sport - Part 4
82. Children in Sport - Part 3
83. Children in Sport - Part 2
84. Children in Sport - Part 1
85. Children in Sport - Part 5
86. The Pursuit Of Perfection - Part 2
90. Teach Your Child Badminton
93. Tactics in Badminton Singles
97. Press Round-Up - Nationals 2007
98. Three from Gail
99. Robertson and Emms surge into Korea semi-finals
100. Archer and Hunt team up for the Nationals
101. Super Series needs to be better
102. Eriksen to go for another Olympics
103. English pair reach Malaysia final
106. Badminton ace won't leave Hughes behind
107. Robertson and Emms lead the Super Series charge
108. No more nationality separation
109. International badminton gets a makeover
110. New Super Series to raise prize money & profile
112. Andy Wood wins top coaching award
113. Danish and English Badminton Rankings
114. Olympic gold, not fame, is the spur for Emms
115. Home Nations name players for Olympics
116. Hallam named Sportswoman of the Year
117. Conflict of Interest
118. Toby Honey in trouble after Quebec win
119. 2006 Bank of Scotland International - Scores
121. Blair and Wallwork take Dutch title
122. BBC Sports Pesonality of the Year award - Gail Emms
123. Badminton World Federation logo contest
124. Clark and Kellogg rescue English team
125. European players are dominating Denmark Open
126. Rice leads the way at Denmark Open
127. Smith reaches last eight in China
129. Bronze for GB
130. Class A Snobbery
131. Tough Start for GBR Badminton Team in China
132. Lorraine Cole - Close encounters
133. Two titles for Middleton at Czech International
134. Fantastic England shine at Worlds
135. Chaotic Scenes at Madrid Championships
136. Robertson & Emms reach last four
138. National Leisure Centres Championships
139. 24th Duchy of Cornwall Open
141. Emms voices support for £150,000 deal
142. What's sex got to do with it?
143. Gail Emms Official Website Launched!
144. The 24th Duchy of Cornwall Badminton Championships
145. Audina retires at the top
146. Robertson and Emms crash in Korea
147. To rule or to aid?
148. Clublife July 2006
149. Rexy collapses, rushed to hospital
150. Smashing Simon Archer quits at 33
152. England announce squad for Worlds
153. Bird flu sends badminton into a flap
154. Yehlex Birmingham Badminton Bonanza
156. Saina Nehwal is World No. 45
157. Jenny Wallwork wins European Badminton Circuit
158. Hallam finishes runner-up in Malaysia
159. Hallam Stuns Pi at the Malaysia Open
160. Final agony for Nathan and Gail
161. Welcome to the Badders.com Columnists
162. Searching For World Beaters and Our Training Methods
163. Clublife May 2006
164. England withdraw from Indonesian Open
165. Official IBF Rules for Rally Point Scoring
166. Change of scoring - official
167. Gail Emms in the Guardian
168. New scoring system for badminton
169. Badminton coach blasts "crazy" scheduling
171. Kirsty's silver in Belgium
172. New scoring system (A Spectators View)
173. Gade wins fourth European Championships title
174. Gail and Nathan on eBay!!
175. 2006 European Championships
176. 400 players to tackle ICT in Nottingham
177. Emms top seed in two events at Europeans
178. Scoring System
179. England pair ready for old rivals
180. Tracey Hallam lifts gold in Melbourne
181. Black Cocks raise eyebrows at Games
182. Jazz hats, shuttlecocks and the birth of the cool
183. Errors in IBF draw...again
184. Robertson and Emms mix business with banter
185. Sports Drinks- Energy Booster, or Boost of dehydration?
186. Memory Lane Cakes to help nurture Olympic Champions of the future
187. Emms wins twice to end England's 20-year wait
188. Simon Archer blasts badminton bosses
189. European Team Championships almost cancelled
191. Olympic class requires state-educated athletes
192. Top speed Kidd makes his point
193. English National Badminton Championships 2006
194. Constable and Edge fall in Nationals
195. Nathan and Gail bid to turn the clock back
196. Battling badminton duo toast of town
197. Commonwealth Games to use new scoring
198. Badminton Brits
199. Nathan Robertson - Daily Telegraph
200. 2006 Yonex All England - LATEST ACTION
201. A change of scoring system?
202. Welsh badminton star Kelly Morgan
203. Swiss joy for Robertson and Emms
204. What is the best manual stringing machine make under Ā£800? (Badminton, Tennis, Squash)
206. Scot aims to grab the spotlight
207. EIS-Sheffield holds court for Badminton finals
208. Gail/Nathan Won Gold in China Open
209. Scotland in turmoil
210. New scoring system to debut at Badminton World Cup 2005
211. Badminton star dream is shattered
212. Sologub stays after funding rise
213. Van Rietvelde stars at badminton championships
214. England Dominate Helexpo Green Open
215. In Appreciation
216. Death of a Champion
217. Badminton blow for Scots players
218. Duchy of Cornwall Open Championships
219. Badminton to start new scoring system?
220. DUCHY OF CORNWALL "OPEN"¯ BADMINTON
221. China pulls out of Asian Badminton Championship
222. Eric Brown new CEO
223. Agony for Robertson and Emms
224. No Racket over his Retirement
225. Eurosport to screen the World Championships
227. 2005 World Badminton Championships
228. please!!! help needed urgently please
229. Badminton Magazine
230. Badminton federation look to new scoring
231. 2005 Malaysia Open - LATEST ACTION
233. 2005 Singapore Open - LATEST ACTION
234. Gong Ruina Quits National Badminton Team
235. England appoint new head coach
236. Pensions For Olympic Medalists
237. Hertsā€™ badminton aces net Shires trophy
238. Change of rules may help save badminton
239. Badminton fastest racket sport
240. England suffer Korean whitewash
241. Emms heroics fail to save England
242. Mainaky unsure of England future
243. IBF in mixed feelings over IOC review
244. Kang Young Joong elected new boss
245. Rexy to coach in Malaysia ??
246. Simon Archer ruled out of Sudirman Cup
247. Quinn leads England into Sudirman Cup action
248. Badminton Coaches Wanted!!
249. Teacher named new Badminton boss
250. IBF mulls over rule changes to speed up game
251. Shoulder injury ko's Robertson
252. Japan Open 2005 - LATEST ACTION
253. Oldest badminton player dies
255. Thailand Open 2005 - LATEST ACTION
256. Two chances to see the English Masters
258. replacement for previous please
259. Nathan and Gail on top of the world!
260. Badminton Swiss Open 2005 - LATEST ACTION
262. Robertson and Emms reach summit
263. British duo claim badminton title
264. British duo reach badminton final
265. Badminton must reach out and go global
266. Robertson and Emms into last four
267. Gail wants Britain in big league
268. Aamir's brave battle
269. 2005 Yonex All England - LATEST ACTION
270. Nathan and Gail just miss out
271. Golden couple seek silver lining
273. Robertson and Emms gunning for Zhang and Gao
274. Archer in Yonex All England fitness race
275. Davenant has good bad news
277. England seeks National Head Coach
278. Sports clubs hit hard by new child laws
281. New System to Pull in the Crowds
282. English National Badminton Championships 2005 - RESULTS
285. $1.68m raised for badminton at golf event
286. Emms and Kellogg just miss out
288. British duo reach badminton final
289. Traerup joins exodus from British game
290. Olympic sports face anxious wait
291. Aamir and Tracey back to defend title
292. Korea Open 2005 - Latest Results
293. Korea kicks off 2005 World Grand Prix series
295. A trip to England
296. Steve Butler to leave BA of E
297. Olympic Stars To Battle In Preston...On TV!
298. DEC Tsunami Earthquake Appeal
299. IBF plans to make badminton attractive
300. Olympic stars to play in Masters
301. Persson brings home the bacon
302. Rock bott-om
303. Gail warning for Manchester
304. Archer and Clark take first title together
305. Robertson reveals new doubles target
306. Three Scots take five medals at Seniors
309. Desperately Seeking Jewish Players
310. NEW interim BA of E chief announced
312. China Open badminton championships results
313. Emms admits struggling on return
314. Chinese Teenager Stuns Gade
315. Bok impresses to reach Slovakian final
316. Medal winners inspire greater sporting participation and interest
317. China win World Junior Tournament
318. Wessex Open Championships 2004
319. Big money boost for Brunei badminton
320. Robertson and Emms fall short in Danish final
321. Six-star Hong Kong Open cancelled
322. Mixed Doubles a hit with the Chinese
323. 400 athletes to compete in world junior badminton championships in Canada
324. Candra and Sigit reunited again
326. Indonesia ignore Danish and German Opens
327. Hampshire Town Challenge Match
328. Duchy of Cornwall Open 2004
329. Duchy of Cornwall - Results and Report
330. Park Joo-bong to Coach Japanese Badminton Team
332. AVIVA EMBRACES SINGAPOREā€™S FAVOURITE RACKET SPORT
333. Wimbledon National Elite Open 2004
335. Robertson and Emms compete in Superstars
336. Athens winners heading for Wimbledon
337. The Olympics remote keeps shuttling back to badminton
338. HBA Hertfordshire Open Tournament 2004
339. What a difference a month makes
340. Final Reminder - Cornwall Badminton Championships
341. Streaming Badminton Online
342. Stephen Baddeley Leaves BA of E
344. Gail and Nathan make Olympic Final
345. Emms and Robertson in semis
346. Hallam stuns Martin
347. Kelly and Tracy make it through
348. BBC Sport academy for kids
351. Southport star aiming for Olympic Gold
352. BBC Athens 2004 Badminton Coverage
353. Athens 2004 - Olympic Badminton Results
354. Computer drawing system to be improved
355. deception the art of a racket sport
356. southern monkey club re - instated by family member southern monkey disciple
357. What do u think bout Grover A.K.A GROANER
358. The return of the king monkey
359. BA of E prepare new commercial strategy
360. Indonesia only country not to show Olympics
361. Super Dan locks target on Olympic gold
362. Western Australian International
363. No surprises in seedings for Olympics
364. Win-loss in practice for NZ badminton duo
365. Chinese set to claim three titles
366. Racket Skills Workshops for Teachers & Coaches of young Beginners
367. Badminton on the BBC
368. Badders is about to get mean - Observer Article
369. The 22nd Duchy of Cornwall Badminton Championships
370. 2004 Estonia Open
371. 2004 Malaysia Open - LATEST ACTION
372. 2005 World Masters Games!
373. One for the Future: Rajiv Ouseph
374. Singapore badminton announce multi-million dollar deal with Yonex
375. BBC launches site to help parents encourage sport
376. Brum to host badminton championships
377. Danish coach criticizes five-hour badminton marathons
378. Denmark Stun Indonesia !!
379. Badminton bad boy Taufik involved in punch-up
380. GB Players Announced for the Olympics
381. World Class Badminton Comes to Leicester
382. Honey heads for Thomas Cup Finals
383. Malaysian Open to be held as scheduled
384. Robertson salutes rival Archer
385. Britain suffer singles nightmare
386. Malaysian Open Called Off??
387. Tykes Challenge Trophy (TCT) 2004 Under 19 Team Tournament.
388. Tournaments Reach a New High
389. Badminton coach jailed for abuse
390. Drug test boost for the English Nationals
391. Jessica claims badminton double
392. British duo suffer setback
393. Results for the All England Open Championships 2004
394. ICC Results Update - Week 17
395. England win slot in world finals
396. Ghaffar puts England on right path
397. Hallam leads women to last eight
398. Emms fit to strengthen England
399. Heart scare for shuttlers
400. 2003 English Nationals - LATEST RESULTS
402. NZ badminton team ready for showdown
403. Badminton Taster in Schools
404. National travel advice for players
405. Ghaffar gets reward with top seeding
406. Englandā€™s mixed scoop half of quarter finals spots
407. Disabled Badminton Tournament
408. Badminton star back for nationals
409. Opportunity to Volunteer at National Badminton Championships
411. ICC Results Update - Week 11
412. 2004 TCT Under 19 team tournament
413. Ulster look to Irish stars for crucial edge
414. Badminton not as easy as appears
415. Ryan instated as COO
416. Picture phone ban follows porn case
417. ICC Results Update - Week 9
418. Northumberland Junior 2003 Results
419. 2003 Welsh International Championships
420. IBF compiles first "dummy" qualifying list for Athens
421. England clinch Yehlex Trophy
422. Badminton taking off in Peterhead
423. Stingy OCM, BAM deny women
424. South clinches it for England at Norwich
425. Rexy signs on for the Olympics
426. Badminton given Sport England Funding
427. England treat for badminton fans
428. Bank of Scotland Badminton International 2003
429. It's all about taming mighty China
430. Neil Cameron to step down as IBF Chief
431. Roebuck's double disappointment
432. 2003 China Open - LATEST RESULTS
433. England find it tough in Taiwan
434. Badminton treble for Stephanie
435. 2003 Chinese Taipei Open - LATEST RESULTS
436. England name big guns for Yehlex Tour
437. South Glamorgan Open
438. 2003 Hong Kong Open - LATEST RESULTS
439. Yonex Warned about Bullying
440. Badminton Inspires Man Utd's Wes Brown
441. Cooper stars in badminton championships
442. Singapore may be the new operational base for IBF
443. New Constitution for Junior Set-Up
444. The Yehlex English National Veterans Championships 2003
445. 2003 Asian Badminton Championships - LATEST RESULTS
446. Wimbledon Elite Tournament Results
447. Archer and Emms Enter Elite Singles
448. 2003 Brazil International - LATEST RESULTS
449. Kim-Ra Stay Unbeatable in German Open Badminton
450. Merseyside Success for Badminton Duo
451. Super Bok retains top titles
452. 2003 German Open - LATEST RESULTS
453. 2003 Cornwall Open Results
454. Korean Badminton Dominates in Denmark
455. 2003 Denmark Open - LATEST RESULTS
456. Hallam climbs to 12th in the world
457. Saina Nehwal lifts U-16 girls badminton crown
458. Stars Prepare for Duchy Open
459. Badminton player shot dead
460. Kelly Morgan wins US Open
461. 2003 Dutch Open - LATEST RESULTS
462. Langenfeld Junior Tournament 2003 Results
463. Further outcry from British and European officials
464. 2003 US Open - LATEST RESULTS
465. Malaysia Open 2003 Review
466. 2003 Malaysia Open - LATEST RESULTS
467. 21st Duchy of Cornwall - Last Week to Enter!
468. Chinese doubles pair reprimanded for misconduct
469. 2003 Indonesian Open - LATEST RESULTS
470. Danes find winning formula
471. 2003 Singapore Open - LATEST ACTION
472. Singapore Open hosts all of the new World Champions
473. Update 2003 - Gradings for juniors
474. The Wimbledon Under 19 Open 2003
475. Chen-Hafiz showdown encore
476. MSSA badminton tournament
477. Memories of.... the IBF World Championships 2003
478. U.S. Men's Doubles Going for Gold
479. Top Indian shuttlers lack real drive
480. Minimise unforced errors, Misbun tells shuttlers
481. Singapore aims for world class badminton status with strategic plan
482. 2003 IBF World Championship
483. PLEASE READ - The day we lost our site...
484. Asia vs Europe battle could lead to Olympic- sized problems
486. Gade out in first round of world badminton
488. McEnroe of badminton keen to change image
489. Bigger participation from Asian teams for 2004 Thomas Cup
490. Proud Scot Hughes makes perfect start to campaign
491. Four Asian officials to meet IBF on bad-draw
492. World Championship to be an annual event
493. IBF Badminton World Championships in California, USA!
494. IBF aims for more NOCs represented at Beijing Games
495. Aamir happily married to job for now
496. Get on with the job
497. Gail Emms Interview
498. Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysian Open Rescheduled
499. Danish Club Badminton – How it really is!!
500. 2003 Spanish Open International - RESULTS
501. Davao sizzles with 5 golds in badminton
502. Nathan Robertson to have surgery
503. The 2003 Circuit Finals - RESULTS
504. Regional Focus helps British Badminton
505. New dates for the Asian Open's to be announced
506. IBF reveals new World Championships dates
507. World Disabled Badminton Championships
508. Badminton is a smash to promote game's rising popularity
509. World Class Badminton Exhibition
510. Sullivan quits at 25
512. Asian WGP events postponed
513. Turning scars into smiles
514. IOC faces questions about SARS and Olympics
516. SARS may hit Malaysian and Singapore Opens
517. Marcus on a high with county double
518. England propose new dates for World Championships
519. BAofE 2002/3 Circuit Finals
520. England to submit new World Championship plan
521. IBF Looking for a new World Championship date
522. Matthew Ross - ICT 2003 Report
523. Badminton's 'Illogical' Move
524. IBF POSTPONES WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
525. Sportpersons should be given special medicines: Gopi
526. World Championships ‘should go ahead’
527. SARS looks like the winner
528. Yorkshire Veterans Double Winners
529. World Championships Now Looking Unlikely
530. England's world championship squad
532. Disgusted with the system, Arif quits
534. ESBA Inter Counties Tournament 2003 - RESULTS and REPORTS
535. Junior Results and Reports
536. World meet to go on, say IBF
537. World Championships in Doubt
538. European Junior Championships 2003 - LATEST RESULTS
539. Korean doubles dominate but Europeans collect singles titles
540. 2003 British Grand Slam - LATEST RESULTS
541. 2003 Korea Open - LATEST RESULTS
542. Huge Names to speak at World Coaches Conference
543. European Veterans Team Championships CANCELLED
544. 2003 Yonex Open Japan - LATEST RESULTS
545. ICT 2003 - News and Articles WANTED!!
546. Benetton Sells Prince Tennis Racket Maker
547. Korea halt China’s bid for fifth Sudirman Cup title
548. Badminton to return to "traditional" scoring
549. Taufik’s talent was not enough
550. Denmark chokes against Korea
551. 2003 English National U19 Championships - LATEST RESULTS
552. Hong Kong gets ticket to play in the top flight
553. Eastern Europe under the spotlight
554. England flag will still fly amongst the best
555. England Battle But Go Down Again
556. Brave England go down Fighting
557. Big guns advance to semi-finals
558. Jamaica brings a bit of island spirit to Eindhoven
560. Julian's world championship worry
561. Badminton star Tripp sunk by wrist injury
562. Doubles events likely to revert to old format
564. Coaching Badminton and sports science
565. A survival of the fittest
566. European Junior Championships Selection
567. European Junior Championships Selection
568. Coles is on fire!
569. Stronger mixed doubles the key
570. Archer to choose between Kellogg and McEwan
571. Burgess reaches semi-finals in Poland
572. Controversy as Thailand withdraws from Sudirman Cup
573. Hants over 50's v Surrey 9th March
574. IBF announces new agreement with badmintonphoto.com
575. BA of E's £1.4m sports science triumph
577. Swiss triumph for Eng and Flandy
578. Hampshire over 50's v Kent
579. 51 nations confirm their Sudirman Cup teams
580. Talented trio lead Yorkshire to title
581. IBF pick Gade-Christensen
582. All-England 2003 Photographs Available
583. Irish double is consolation
584. Mixed Doubles back in the Olympics!!
585. Deception - The Lost Art !
586. Special Award for Darren Hall
587. All England Championships 2003 - LIVE UPDATES
588. England manager Traerup attacks match programme
589. Yonex All England's quality entry
590. Sky and BBC to screen Yonex All England Open
591. NBC to televise more Olympic Badminton
592. Robertson and Emms second seeds
594. Doubles delight for Robertson and Emms
595. Gail Emms Launches Official Website
596. Mark Burgess joins Team Badders.com
597. Young guns chase National glory
598. War of words on badminton's scoring
599. Double treat for Nishad Dravid
600. No private sponsors for national players
601. England fight scoring system
602. England set to force rethink on women's scoring
604. Korea's Kim is 2002 Player of the Year
605. IBF Announces Continental Offices Worldwide
606. BAM demands monthly report on player performance
607. 2003 English National Championships - Seedings
608. Final agony for Nathan and Gail
609. YORKSHIRE SCHOOLS BADMINTON ASSOC. - THE TYKE CHALLENGE TROPHY (T.C.T.)
610. Robertson and Emms over the Moon in Thailand
611. Badminton under-21s just miss out
612. Gilks donates rackets to BA of E Museum
614. AGM 2002
615. The Thailand Open 2003 - LATEST RESULTS
616. Memories of... the 2002 Copenhagen Masters
617. Only The Best For All-England, Says Misbun
618. Camilla gets Denmark’s first “badminton player of the year”
619. Youngsters Pipped to Title
620. Maltese Badminton Association completes active year
621. Gade victorious at Copenhagen Masters
622. China Open: Wong slays the Dragon
623. Badminton star goes into record book
624. Success for school's Badminton plan
625. Badminton stars of the future
626. Misbun decides not to select the first batch of players
627. The China Open 2002 - LATEST RESULTS
628. Six-member team for Asia Pacific deaf badminton meet
629. Overcoming badminton brouhaha
630. Time the executive put some of the cash towards other sports
631. The China Open
632. Hampshire U13s Rise to the Challenge
633. Gade looking for fourth Copenhagen Masters title
634. World Cup badminton championship for the disabled
636. Just how hot should your warm up be?
637. Record 51 teams to compete in Sudirman Cup
638. International BMW-Open 2002 - LATEST RESULTS
639. Ewe Hock’s all set to take on BAM
640. Sarah shines on badminton debut
641. Scots win support for 2005 event
642. “Three little letters” slowing US badminton growth
643. World Cup Badminton for Disabled Starts
645. Sudirman Cup boasts strong entry for 2003
646. Yap aims to get tough with 'friends'
647. "Who is going to win? I am going to win!"
648. Haughton Battles Mystery Illness
649. Karakal Welsh International Badminton Championships - Final Results
650. Singapore Badminton Association appoints technical director
651. Several flaws in current ranking system
652. Welsh International Badminton Championships 2002 - LATEST RESULTS
653. Council denied a win by Old rivals Pegasus
654. Talks open to resolve dispute
655. England to send Second String
656. Feathers ruffled as Glasgow bid is undermined
657. Bitter Blair hits out on his return to Scotland
658. Please don't kill the game!
659. Smillie slams "discriminatory" scoring system
660. Options are now opening up for McEwan
661. Welsh International Badminton Championships 2002
662. No action against Ong for outburst
663. Ladies section 1 Tournament
664. Ong accuses Zolkples of having ulterior motives
665. China Rule with Three Titles
667. Thais go down in mixed doubles
668. Andover Sports A Spanked by Basingstoke Council !
669. Favourites Raise their Game
670. JVC Asian Badminton Championships 2002 - LATEST RESULTS
671. China's Olympic champion Ji appointed national coach
672. Coaches must have Badminton Qualification
673. BAM needs a strategist to achieve excellence
674. Adults needed for Junior Event
675. Schools badminton on the increase
678. Asian referees send proposal to IBF for changes in line-call rulings
679. World Class Start Programme - Assessment Days
680. Treble Trophy Hunt
681. TOURNAMENTS
682. Extended Hours for Juniors
683. Wong charges back into top five
684. German Open 2002 - LATEST RESULTS
685. Where have all the girls gone?
686. Mixed fortunes for badminton veterans
687. Successes at U19 Invitation Tournament
689. World Junior Championships
690. Realkredit Denmark Open 2002 Winners
691. Realkredit Danmark Open 2002 - Real-time Scores and Results
692. Robertson and Emms Stake their Claim
693. Case for mixed doubles discussed with IOC President
695. England Juniors Success at Major Tournaments in 2002
696. Badminton title wins - Norfolk under-15 restricted badminton championships
697. Local badminton interest is sought - USA
698. Dutch Open: Ewe Hock is surprise No 1 seed
699. Rutac Holland Open - LATEST ACTION
700. Premier A and B Weekend Results
701. Joo-bong still in demand after Malaysian success
702. LEAGUE TOURNAMENT WINNERS
703. Badminton title treble for Sarah
704. Lim adds more gold to trophy cabinet
706. Bhatti's new sponsor deal
707. Mixed doubles' Olympic future in question
708. Archer Calls for Greater Reward
709. Video evidence may be called in
710. High Fives as Helen Quits at Top
711. Murphy the best in Norfolk
712. Players Limber up to Kick-Off League Action
713. Chaos at the Asian Games with allegations of biased line calls
714. China beats South Korea for women's team badminton gold
715. World Champs too Hot for England
716. Two Heads Collide
717. P&D Badminton League Secretary's Meeting
718. New Season about to start
719. Malaysia Fall To South Korea In Semis
720. No room for error against China
721. New players required - especially ladies
722. Asian Games: Thailand and HK women win opening badminton ties
723. I will go
724. Govt dithers on Gopichand
725. Malaysian athletes can't shine due to poor discipline
726. Corby brothers continue their impressive early-season form
727. Aamir Ghaffar makes International Breakthrough
728. England vs China - Preview
729. Champions retain their singles titles
730. Hall Surprised by BA of E Snub
731. Smith Reaches Puerto Rico Semis
732. Hall lowers curtain
733. Westgate leads way
734. Study Shows Caffeine Does Not Increase Dehydration
735. ‘Foreigners must help development, too’
737. You'Re Never Too Old To Turn Out For Devon
738. No quick liquid fix for sportsmen
739. You are free to leave, Indra
740. Brum gets set to host world event
742. Children in Sport
743. Finally, coach Indra speaks his mind
744. Duchy of Cornwall Open Badminton Championships
745. Bangla bonanza hailed huge success all round
746. Duchy of Cornwall Open Badminton Championships
747. Duchy of Cornwall Open Badminton Championships
748. Duchy of Cornwall Open Badminton Championships
749. Countdown to the World Championships
750. Success for Centre
751. Line Judges required for the Olympics
752. Coach Park gambles with injured Choong
754. Fearless kids said to make the best athletes
756. US Open Results - LATEST ACTION
757. Badminton & Coaching Trip to India
758. Scoring revolt gathers pace with claims of sex discrimination
761. Mixed doubles out of Olympics
762. New Season Preview
763. Hampshire Vets Newsletter no. 8 (2002/3)
764. Countdown to new world ranking system
765. Players assured of their safety at Indonesian Open
766. Top Seed Gudhka Beats Kothia to Clinch Crown
767. Singapore Open Final Results
768. SEASON 2001/02 LEAGUE TABLES
769. SEASON 2001/02 LEAGUE TABLES
770. SEASON 2002/03 Dates
771. 2002 LEAGUE AGM
772. Singapore Open - LATEST ACTION
773. Helath Myths - Fact or Fiction?
774. Are Athletes Born or Made?..or Engineered?
775. Singapore Open 2002
776. EBU seeks new General Secretary
777. Indra to stay but Joo-bong’s fate hangs in the balance
778. Games medallists celebrate National Day at schools
779. Junior Pan American Badminton Title to US
780. World's top 10 men for Singapore Open
781. Finally - a decision on venues.
782. HALF WAY THROUGH THE YEAR!
783. Commonwealth Games Individual Medals Round-Up
784. Archer and Goode rally to retain title
786. Noticeboard
787. Badminton preview - 2 August
788. Singles Shocker for Haughton
789. Gatorade and Sports Drinks
790. Team gold for hosts England
791. England to meet Singapore in Team Final
792. England and Scotland to meet in badminton's semis
793. Badminton Preview - 29 July
794. Commonwealth Games Preview - 28 July 2002
795. Easy passage for top seeds in badminton
797. Archer Brands Commonwealth Games Rankings a disgrace.
798. 20th Duchy of Cornwall Badminton Championships
799. Developers wanted!
800. What Is Good Sportsmanship?
801. Malaysia throw in the towel in mixed doubles
802. Team England completes its badminton squad
803. Asia