Welsh Int. Qual

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DateRHome v Away-
11/29 09:35 - Amaury Lievre v Callum Smith 2-1
11/29 09:35 - Cholan Kayan v Elias Bracke 2-1
11/29 09:20 - Jonathan Dolan v Enrico Baroni 1-2
11/29 09:20 - Mads Juel Moller v Gregoire Deschamp 0-2
11/29 09:00 - Simon Baron-Vezilier v Wolfgang Gnedt 0-2
11/29 09:00 - Luca Zhou v David Kim 0-2
11/29 09:00 - Yanis Gaudin v Yohan Barbieri 2-0
11/29 09:00 - Neil Bhabuta v Nicolas A. Mueller 0-2
11/28 18:55 - Jamie Pearcy v Amaury Lievre 0-2
11/28 18:55 - Szymon Stokfisz v Callum Smith 0-2
11/28 18:20 - Cholan Kayan v Alvaro Leal 2-1
11/28 18:20 - Enrico Baroni v Sacha Leveque 2-1
11/28 17:45 - Mads Juel Moller v Andrzej Niczyporuk 2-0
11/28 17:10 - Yanis Gaudin v James Robertson 2-0
11/28 17:10 - Angus Meldrum v Neil Bhabuta 0-2
11/28 16:40 - Felix Wright v Elias Bracke 0-2
11/28 16:40 - Muteeb Dar v Wolfgang Gnedt 0-2
11/28 16:20 - Alberto Perals v Jonathan Dolan 0-2
11/28 16:20 - Maksymilian Danielak v Simon Baron-Vezilier 0-2
11/28 16:00 - Gregoire Deschamp v Alvaro Vazquez 2-1
11/28 16:00 - Bruno Carvalho v David Kim 0-2
11/28 14:00 - Julien Scheiwiller v Luca Zhou Walkover
11/28 14:00 - Yohan Barbieri v Ivan Rusev 2-1
11/28 13:40 - Nicolas A. Mueller v Rohan Thool 2-1
11/28 13:40 - Callum Smith v Harper Leigh 2-0
11/28 13:05 - Jean Bernard Bongout v Jamie Pearcy 1-2
11/28 13:05 - Eid Ali Al Maliki v Elias Bracke 0-2
11/28 12:30 - Jordan Edgar v Alvaro Leal 0-2
11/28 12:30 - Michael Pang v Sacha Leveque 0-2
11/28 12:00 - Rune Van Dalm v Szymon Stokfisz 1-2

Wikipedia - Welsh International

The Welsh International is an international badminton championship held in Wales since 1928 and is thereby one of the oldest badminton tournaments in the world. The tournament was halted during World War II and until 1956, between 1960 and 1966, and in 1971. It is organised by Welsh Badminton Cymru, the governing body for badminton in Wales.

The Welsh International Qualifying Tournament (Welsh Int. Qual) is a prestigious badminton event held in Wales, serving as a crucial qualifying stage for the main Welsh International Championship. This tournament attracts talented players from across the region and beyond, offering a competitive platform to showcase emerging talent and earn qualification points. Featuring singles, doubles, and mixed doubles categories, the Welsh Int. Qual emphasizes high-level competition, sportsmanship, and the development of badminton in Wales. Spectators can expect exciting matches, skilled gameplay, and a vibrant atmosphere as players vie for their spot in the main event.