YONEX French Open Badminton 2026 indoor stadium and badminton court with tournament schedule, live scores and Malaysian players to watch.

French Open Badminton 2026: Full Schedule, Live Scores and Malaysian Players to Watch

The YONEX French Open 2026 brings six days of international badminton action to Arena Grand Paris from 20 to 25 October. Players from leading badminton nations are competing across men’s singles, women’s singles, men’s doubles, women’s doubles and mixed doubles.

For fans in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and the wider Asian region, the tournament offers an opportunity to follow leading shuttlers and track the progress of Malaysian representatives.

French Open 2026 Tournament Schedule

  • 20–21 October: First-round matches.
  • 22 October: Round of 16.
  • 23 October: Quarter-finals.
  • 24 October: Semi-finals.
  • 25 October: Finals.

Match times, court assignments and individual fixtures can change. Check the official tournament schedule for the latest order of play and local start times.

Malaysian Players to Follow

Pearly Tan and Thinaah Muralitharan

The Malaysian women’s doubles pair entered the French Open after winning the Denmark Open 2026 title. Their recent results make them an important pair for Malaysian fans to follow during the Paris tournament.

Goh Sze Fei and Nur Izzuddin Rumsani

The sixth-seeded men’s doubles pair opened their campaign with a three-game victory over Denmark’s Christian Faust Kjaer and Rasmus Kjaer, winning 21-17, 19-21, 21-17.

Ong Xin Yee and Carmen Ting

The Malaysian women’s doubles pair were scheduled to meet France’s Margot Lambert and Camille Pognante on 21 October. Check the official results for their confirmed outcome and next-round status.

How to Follow Badminton Live Scores

Fans can follow the tournament through official BWF platforms and the French Open’s official website. These sources provide the draw, order of play, match scores and results.

When reporting a live match, clearly distinguish a scheduled fixture from a completed result. This helps readers receive accurate information and avoids confusion when schedules change.

Why the French Open Matters

The French Open is part of the HSBC BWF World Tour and attracts leading international competitors. Players have the opportunity to earn ranking points, test their form and compete against opponents with different playing styles.

The tournament also gives fans a chance to compare performances across singles and doubles events and follow the development of the international badminton season.

Stay Updated Throughout the Tournament

Bookmark this guide for tournament dates and check confirmed results as the competition progresses. For more Malaysian player coverage, match reports and badminton news from Asia, visit Nova88 News and explore our badminton coverage.

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