Indonesia vs Myanmar: 5-0 Victory for Garuda

JAKARTA – The Indonesian badminton team also won 5-0 against Myanmar in the first match of Group D of the 2026 Asian Badminton Team Championship (BATC).

The first day of BATC matches at Qingdao Conson Gymnasium took place on Tuesday, February 3, 2026. The Indonesian men’s team did not have difficulty at all in the first match.

The Indonesian victory was won by the male champion Prahdiska Bagas Shujiwo. He was able to stop his opponent Htut Hein in a two-game straight match 21-14 and 21-19.

The second point for Indonesia was then secured by Anthony Sinisuka Ginting as second man. The recipient of the bronze medal from the Tokyo Olympics had no difficulty stopping Nyan Shaine Lin with a score of 21-5 and 21-11.

This is the second tournament that Ginting has played in this year’s calendar. He had previously played at the Indonesia Masters 2026 two weeks ago, but his journey ended in the second round.

Richie Duta Richardo who went down in match 3 locked in a more crushing victory against Lal Zuidika. The fight lasted two direct games with a final score so striking, 21-5 and 21-2.

The other two points for Indonesia were secured by men’s doubles Muhammad Rian Ardianto/Rahmat Hidayat and Leo Rolly Carnando/Bagas Maulana.

Rian/Rahmat’s Wein/Phone Htt Zaw 21-13 et 21-13 et 21-12, 21-4th et 21-4 et 21-17.

Indonesia will next face Malaysia on Thursday, February 5, 2026. Team Garuda is expected to face tough opposition from the neighboring country’s representatives.

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