China is the most dominant nation in the history of the Badminton at the Asian Games, having claimed 107 medals.
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Badminton was first introduced as an exhibition sport at the Asian Games during the 1958 edition in Tokyo. It was later incorporated as a standard sport in the games four years later, in 1962. In its initial competitive year, the sport featured six categories – singles and doubles competitions for both genders, as well as team events for both men and women.
The mixed doubles category made its inaugural appearance in the Asian Games 1966. During the 1962 competition, the bronze medal was awarded after a tiebreaker between the losers of the two semi-final matches. However, from the year 1966 onwards, the event adopted a dual bronze medal system for each category, with the exception of the 1974 games.
In the Asian Games badminton tournaments, a knockout format is followed. The matches consist of the best of three games, with each game played up to 21 points. The scoring system operates on a rally basis, allowing points to be scored irrespective of which player is serving. A game is won either by a two-point lead or by being the first to reach 30 points.
China is the most dominant nation in the history of the Badminton at the Asian Games, having claimed 107 medals, out of which 43 are gold, 29 are silver, and 35 are bronze medals. With an overall medal tally of 99 and 66, Indonesia and South Korea are the second and third best-nations in the history of the Asian Games.
The following are the list of broadcasters in a few countries:
CCTV – China
TBS – Japan
Sony LIV (Sony Sports Network) – India
MediaCorp Channel 5 and mewatch.sg – Singapore
MNCTV, RCTI, iNews TV, and Vision+ – Indonesia
KBS, MBC, SBS, and TV Chosun – Republic of Korea
RTM and Astro – Malaysia
SBS- Australia
9:00 onwards – Men’s and Women’s Team Round of 16 matches
17:00 onwards – Men’s Team Round of 16 matches
9:00 – Women’s Team Quarterfinals
17:00 – Men’s Team Quarterfinals
9:00 – Women’s Team Semifinals
17:00 – Men’s Team Semifinals
17:00 – Men’s Team Semifinals
9:00 – Women’s Team Gold Medal Team Match
17:00 – Men’s Team Gold Medal Team Match
10:00 – Men’s Singles Round of 64 Matches
10:00 – Women’s Singles Round of 64 Matches
10:00 – Men’s Doubles Round of 32
10:00 – Mixed Doubles Round of 32
10:00 – Men’s Singles Round of 32
10:00 – Women’s Singles Round of 32
10:00 – Women’s Doubles Round of 32
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10:00 – Men’s Singles Round of 16
10:00 – Women’s Singles Round of 16
10:00 – Men’s Doubles Round of 16
10:00 – Women’s Doubles Round of 16
10:00 – Mixed Doubles Round of 16
9:00 – Men’s Singles Quarterfinals
9:00 – Men’s Doubles Quarterfinals
9:00 – Women’s Doubles Quarterfinals
9:00 – Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals
17:00 – Men’s Singles Quarterfinals
17:00 – Women’s Singles Quarterfinals
17:00 – Men’s Doubles Quarterfinals
17:00 – Women’s Doubles Quarterfinals
17:00 – Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals
9:00 – Men’s Singles Semifinals
9:00 – Women’s Singles Semifinals
9:00 – Men’s Doubles Semifinals
9:00 – Women’s Doubles Semifinals
9:00 – Mixed Doubles Semifinals
17:00 – Men’s Singles Semifinals
17:00 – Women’s Singles Semifinals
17:00 – Men’s Doubles Semifinals
17:00 – Women’s Doubles Semifinals
17:00 – Mixed Doubles Semifinals
14:00 – Men’s Singles Gold Medal Match
14:00 – Women’s Singles Gold Medal Match
14:00 – Men’s Doubles Gold Medal Match
14:00 – Women’s Doubles Gold Medal Match
14:00 – Mixed Doubles Gold Medal Match
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