Dutch Open

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Date	R	Home v Away	-
10/13 12:30	4	Toby Penty v Tzu Wei Wang	0-2
10/13 11:30	4	Lucas Corvee v Emil Holst	0-2
10/13 11:00	4	Kashyap Parupalli v Raul Must	0-2
10/12 20:30	5	Thomas Rouxel v Kyrill Schaffluetzel	Walkover
10/12 20:30	5	Anders Antonsen v Felix Burestedt	2-0
10/12 19:55	5	Milan Ludik v Kai Schaefer	2-1
10/12 19:55	5	Lucas Claerbout v Fabian Roth	0-2
10/12 19:55	5	Ygor Coelho v Cao Cuong Pham	2-0
10/12 19:55	5	Pablo Abian v Zvonimir Durkinjak	0-2
10/12 19:15	5	Joshua Magee v Elias Bracke	2-0
10/12 19:15	5	Samuel Hsiao v Henri Hurskainen	0-2
10/12 19:15	5	Jacob Nilsson v Emil Holst	0-2
10/12 18:35	5	Marius Myhre v Iikka Heino	2-0
10/12 18:35	5	Mark Caljouw v Tzu Wei Wang	0-2
10/12 18:35	5	Alen Roj v Lucas Corvee	0-2
10/12 17:55	5	Rasmus Gemke v Parupalli Kashyap	1-2
10/12 17:00	5	Erik Meijs v Toby Penty	0-2
10/12 14:35	6	Michael Spencer-Smith v Jacob Nilsson	0-2
10/12 14:30	5	Lakhanee Sarang v Raul Must	0-2
10/12 12:35	6	Kyrill Schaffluetzel v Filip Budzel	2-0
10/12 12:35	6	Thomas Rouxel v Stijn De Langhe	2-0
10/12 11:55	6	Anders Antonsen v Niels Veenstra	2-0
10/12 11:15	6	Zvonimir Durkinjak v Thomas Sibbald	2-0
10/12 11:15	6	Pablo Abian v Alexander Roovers	2-0
10/12 10:35	6	Ajay Jayaram v Henri Aarnio	2-0
10/12 10:30	6	Fabian Roth v Sam Parsons	2-0
10/12 10:30	6	Felix Burestedt v Jonathan Persson	2-0
10/12 10:00	6	Kai Schaefer v Nick Fransman	2-1
10/12 10:00	6	Milan Ludik v Kalle Koljonen	2-0
10/12 09:55	6	Marius Myhre v Raymond Webster	2-0

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Wikipedia - Dutch Open (badminton)

The Dutch Open is an annual badminton tournament held in the Netherlands for the first time in November 1931 and is currently organized by Nederlandse Badminton Bond (NBB). It is a part of the European Badminton Circuit.

The Dutch Open is a prestigious badminton tournament held annually in the Netherlands. It attracts top players from around the world to compete in various categories, including men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles, and mixed doubles.

The tournament is known for its high level of competition and has a rich history dating back to its inception in 1932. Over the years, the Dutch Open has become a popular event on the international badminton circuit, with players vying for the title and valuable ranking points.

Spectators can expect to see thrilling matches, impressive displays of skill and athleticism, and intense rivalries unfold on the court. The Dutch Open provides a platform for both established stars and up-and-coming talents to showcase their abilities and compete against the best in the sport.

With a passionate fan base and a vibrant atmosphere, the Dutch Open is a must-see event for badminton enthusiasts and sports fans alike. It is a celebration of the sport and a showcase of the talent and dedication of the players who participate.