4 English pairings will get the possibility to shine on the 2025 YONEX All England Open.
The 32 gamers and pairings who will compete for honours throughout the 5 conventional disciplines have been confirmed.
That is the most recent step within the countdown to the following version of the world’s oldest and most prestigious badminton match, which begins at Utilita Area Birmingham on 11 March.
Main the English entry are Ben Lane and Sean Vendy, who shall be making their fifth look collectively within the West MIdlands.
The boys’s doubles duo will intention to recapture the highs of 2022, once they claimed their first victory on the occasion over Malaysia’s Tan Kian Meng and Tan Wee Kiong.
The 2-time Olympians began their 2025 with two victories at Tremendous 1000 stage in Malaysia.
Making their debut within the girls’s doubles draw are Estelle van Leeuwen and Chloe Coney.
Van Leeuwen and Coney will each be making their maiden look on the storied occasion.
They’ve made a robust begin to their new partnership having reached the finals of the Scottish and Irish Opens within the latter a part of 2024.
Van Leeuwen may have entries in each the ladies’s doubles and blended doubles, the latter coming alongside Callum Hemming.
Hemming memorably tasted victory on the YONEX All England in 2021 alongside Steven Stallwood in males’s doubles and returns to the occasion having additionally featured in 2022.
The skilled pair of Greg and Jenny Mairs full the English entries.
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