Badminton Thailand Open 2026 [LIVE] – Schedule & Results

The Thailand Open Badminton is an international badminton tournament organized at Nimibutr Stadium, Bangkok from 27 January to 1 February 2026. To follow the latest results, match schedule, and more information, visit the official BWF website or BWF Match Center

This prestigious tournament offers a total cash prize of $250,000 (RM979,745.01).

For badminton fans in Malaysia, you can also watch the live broadcast and live streaming of the Thailand Open Badminton 2026 through the designated official channels.

Thailand Open Badminton Introduction

The Thailand Open Badminton or Thailand Masters is one of the prestigious international badminton tournaments that is the focus of the world’s elite players.

For the Princess Sirivannavari Thailand Masters 2026 edition, this tournament marks the fourth time in the BWF World Tour 2026 series as well as the continuation of the Thailand Masters tournament that has been organized since 2016.

The tournament is organized by the Badminton Association of Thailand with official approval from the Badminton World Federation (BWF).

As a tournament with HSBC BWF World Tour Super 300 status, Princess Sirivannavari Thailand Masters 2026 will take place from 27 January to 1 February 2026 at the Nimibutr Building, National Stadium, Bangkok.

The tournament offers a total prize pool of over US$250,000 (around 8.5 million baht), with the tournament trophy presented by Her Royal Highness Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya, adding to the prestige value of the event.

Match Prize

The Thailand Masters 2026 tournament offers a total prize pool of US$250,000 (RM979,745.01), making it one of the prestigious HSBC BWF World Tour Super 300 level tournaments in the world badminton calendar.

Killed In The Second Round (Round Of 16)

Men’s and women’s singles players who are eliminated in the second round will receive a cash prize of US$875 (RM3,428.98).

Meanwhile, players in the men’s doubles, women’s doubles and mixed doubles events will take home US$937.50 (RM3,673.91).

Died in Quarter Final

For the male and female singles players who lost in the quarter-finals, they will receive a prize worth US$1,500 (RM5,878.26).

While players in men’s, women’s and mixed doubles events will earn US$1,812.50 (RM7,102.90).

Died in the semifinals

The men’s and women’s singles players who failed to advance to the finals will take home a cash prize of US$3,625 (RM14,207.24).

For men’s, women’s and mixed doubles events, players will receive US$3,500 (RM13,717.33).

Runner-up

Runners-up for all competition categories will receive cash prizes worth US$9,500 (RM37,232.77).

Champion

The men’s and women’s singles champions will take home the top prize of US$18,750 (RM73,485.74).

While the champion of men’s doubles, women’s doubles and mixed doubles will receive US$19,750 (RM77,404.98).

Tournament Date & Location

Thailand Open Badminton 2026 takes place with the following rules:

• Date:27 January to 1 February 2026
• Location: Nimibutr Stadium, Bangkok

List of Malaysian Players

Single Men

1. Sholeh Aidil
2. Justin Hoh
3. Lee Zii Jia
4. Egnographer The
5. Cook Jing Hong

Women’s Singles

1. K. Little girl
2. Goh Jin Wei
3. Wong Ling Ching
4. Ms. Zulaikha

Men’s Doubles

1. Chia Weijie – Lwi Sheng Hao
2. Choi Sol Gyu – Goh V Shem
3. Khor Food Xel – AW.
4. Azyyn And – Wee Sing
5. Low Hang Yee – By Eng Cheong
6. Lau Yi Sheng – Lim Tze Jian
7. Muhammad Faqi – Lok Hong

Women’s Doubles

1. Chong Jie Yu – Vanessa Ng
2. Cheng Su Hui – Tan Zhing Yi

Mixed Teams

1. Jimmy Wong – Lai Pei Jing
2. Liew Xun – Ho Lo Ee

Malaysia Team Match Schedule in Thailand Open Badminton

Match Schedule (January 29, 2026)

Thailand Open Badminton Latest Results

The latest results of the Thailand Open Badminton will be updated from time to time after the end of each match.

Live Broadcast (LIVE) Badminton Open Thailand

The 2026 Thailand Open Badminton LIVE match can be watched via Stadium Astro 801 or RTM and Okey TV. Stream online at:

For more and official information about this tournament, please visit the BWF website.

Thailand Open Badminton FAQ

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