Leani Ratri Will Play in the Badminton World Championship

Badminton athletes Leani Ratri Oktila plans to return to the court during the Badminton World Championships in Japan, next November. He hopes the recovery time is enough.

As is known, Ratri must temporarily withdraw from badminton tournaments in the next four months. She just gave birth to a son, Mujifrans Elvano Abdu, on Friday (22/7/2022) yesterday.

He had planned to have children and undergo a program after returning from the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics.

Even though he already has children, Ratri said that he would not leave badminton which made his name just like that. He is already planning to return to the field towards the end of this year.

According to the BWF calendar, the BWF Para-Badminton World Championship will be held in Tokyo, 1 to 6 November 2022. detikSport.

Ratri himself realized that it would take him a long time to recover so he could return to his former performance. However, he believes four months to prepare for the World Championships will be enough.

“Hopefully it will be enough for the recovery period, at least later I can attend the event there,” said Ratri, who plans to play in the mixed doubles.

“But it all depends on tomorrow’s conditions,” continued the athlete who is currently ranked fifth in the SL4 class in the BWF ranking as of July 19.

Ratri herself was recorded as the champion of the 2019 BWF Para-Badminton World Championship in the SL4 class women’s singles number. He became the champion after defeating Chinese badminton player Hepang Cheng with an identical score of 21-16, 21-16.

While in mixed doubles in the SL3-SU5 class with Hary Susanto, he defeated the German pair, Jan-Niklas Pott/Katrin Seibert with a landslide score of 21-4, 21-11.

In the women’s doubles sector, Ratri had to settle for a silver medal after his struggle with Khalimatus Sadiyah was overcome by the Chinese pair, Hefang Cheng / Huihui Ma in two straight games 17-21, 12-21.

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