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21st October 2026 by Robert McLean

Scotland’s Evan Kenny and Germany’s Aurelia Wulandoko enjoyed another encouraging tournament as a mixed doubles pairing at the Hellas International Future Series in Pyrgos, Greece, building on the positives from their opening event together.

Starting their campaign in the main draw, Kenny and Wulandoko faced Ma...


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21st October 2026 by Robert McLean

It was a disappointing end to the Yonex French Open for Scotland’s final remaining pair, as Alex Dunn and Julie MacPherson were defeated by Chinese sixth seeds Guo and Chen in their latest mixed doubles encounter.

Facing a formidable challenge against one of the tournament’s seeded pairs, Dunn and MacPherson fo...


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20th October 2026 by Robert McLean

It proved to be a tough end to the opening day of the Yonex French Open in Tremblay-en-France for Scotland’s badminton stars, as Kirsty Gilmour became the latest Scot to exit the competition following an enthralling encounter with good friend and current Arctic Open champion Mia Blichfeldt.

Following Julie and ...


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20th October 2026 by Robert McLean

Play is already underway on the outskirts of Paris this morning as the Yonex French Open gets underway, with a strong contingent of Scottish players ready to test themselves against some of the world’s best at one of Europe’s most prestigious badminton events.

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19th October 2026 by Robert McLean

Kirsty Gilmour’s campaign at the YONEX BYD Czech Open came to an end at the quarter-final stage on Saturday, despite a strong start to the tournament as the number one seed.

Gilmour began her campaign on Friday with a straight-games victory over Denmark’s Anna Siess Ryberg, winning 21-17, 21-17 to progress to t...


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