An Se-young, the Paris Olympics women’s singles badminton champion, rallied to beat China’s Wang Zhiyi 13-21, 21-18, 21-18 in a classic All England Open 2025 final on Sunday (March 16), while top seed Shi Yuqi lifted the men’s crown.

South Korean An beats China’s world No 2 Wang Zhiyi to win world’s oldest badminton event for second time, as does China’s world No 1 Shi.

World number two Wang won the first game convincingly and edged into a 13-10 lead during a captivating second game in Birmingham but the South Korean 2023 champion pegged her back.

Women's singles world No. 1 An Sei-young also successful against Chinese Wang Zhiyi in Birmingham. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Paris Olympic bronze medalists Chiharu Shida and Nami Matsuyama claimed the women's doubles title Sunday at the All Eng

Shi Yuqi won the men's singles title against Lee Chia-hao at the All England Open Badminton Championships. An Se-young claimed the women's singles title with a comeback victory over Wang Zhiyi. The thrilling matches showcased skill and endurance,

An Se Young on March 16 shouts for joy after winning the women's singles title at the Badminton World Federation's All England Open Championships at Birmingham Utilita Arena in Birmingham, the U.K.

China's badminton world number one Shi Yuqi delivered a composed performance to see off Taiwan's Lee Chia-hao 21-17, 21-19 on Sunday, sealing his second men's singles title at the All England Open. Shi was briefly made to sweat after his 20-16 lead narrowed to 20-19 but he held his nerve to seal victory.