Andrew Pace
The Australian Open is a prestigious badminton tournament that attracts top players from around the world. The 2024 edition, which is the 16th tournament of the BWF World Tour, will be held in Sydney, Australia, and features a strong contingent of Indian and Australian badminton players. Badminton fans around the world will be eager to watch the matches live and cheer on their favourite players. So, where can viewers tune in to watch the action?
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Australian Open 2024 badminton live streaming in Australia | Badminton World Federation’s official YouTube channel BWF TV in Australia |
| Australian Open 2024 badminton live streaming in India | Badminton World Federation’s official YouTube channel BWF TV and Jio Cinema |
| Australian Open 2023 badminton live streaming in India | Badminton World Federation’s official YouTube channel, BWF TV |
| Australian Open 2022 badminton live streaming in India | BWF TV YouTube channel |
| Where to watch 2023 Australian Badminton Open | SBS On Demand |
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What You'll Learn
Live streaming on YouTube
The official Australian Open TV YouTube channel provides highlights, press conferences, memorable moments, and more. However, it is unclear whether the channel will be live streaming the Australian Open Badminton tournament. The channel's description mentions the Australian Open, but it seems to be referring to the Australian Open tennis tournament, which occurs in January and features singles champions Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka.
The badminton tournament may be featured on this channel, but it is not explicitly stated. It is possible that live streaming of the badminton tournament will be available on this channel, but it is also possible that only highlights or other related content will be provided. Unfortunately, I cannot confirm whether the Australian Open Badminton tournament will be live-streamed on YouTube through the official Australian Open TV channel or any other specific channels.
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Indian telecast
For the 2024 Australian Open Badminton tournament, live streaming will be available on the Badminton World Federation's official YouTube channel, BWF TV, and Jio Cinema. The matches will be telecast live on Sports 18 TV channels in India.
In 2023, the Australian Open badminton matches were live-streamed on the BWF TV YouTube channel. However, the event was not telecast live on any TV channel in India.
The India Open 2024 badminton tournament was telecast live on Eurosport TV channels in India, and live-streamed on the Badminton Association of India's official YouTube channel and the Jio Cinema app and website.
The All England Open 2025 badminton tournament was telecast live on the Star Sports 2 TV channel in India, and live-streamed on Jio Hotstar and the BWF TV YouTube Channel.
The 2025 Australian Open, featuring Indian players like Rithvik Bollipalli and Rohan Bopanna, was telecast live on Sony Sports channels, and live-streamed on Sony LIV.
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Australian telecast
The Australian Open 2024 badminton tournament will be held at the State Sports Centre in Sydney, Australia. It is the 16th tournament of the BWF World Tour 2024 badminton season.
Live streaming of the Australian Open 2024 will be available on the Badminton World Federation's official YouTube channel, BWF TV. There will be no live broadcast of the event on any TV channel in Australia. So, to watch the Australian telecast of the tournament, you will need to tune in to the BWF TV YouTube channel.
The tournament will feature several Australian badminton players, including Tiffany Ho, Angela Yu, Setyana Mapasa, Sydney Tjonadi, Kai Qi (Bernice) Teoh, and Ricky Tang. Ricky Tang, ranked 171st in the world badminton rankings, will be the lone Australian in the men's singles main draw.
In the women's doubles event, Yu-Mapasa is seeded fourth, while Pramudya Kusumawardana-Andika Ramadiansyah are sixth seeds in the men's doubles. Angela Yu and Setyana Mapasa, the Oceania champions, will pair up for the women's doubles competition and will be the fourth seeds for the Australian Open.
The tournament will also see the participation of several Indian badminton players, including HS Prannoy, who will lead a 26-member Indian contingent. Prannoy made the men's singles final at the Australian Open last year but lost to China's Weng Hongyang. This year, he is the fifth seed. Other Indian players in the men's singles include S Sankar Muthusamy Subramanian, Kiran George, Sameer Verma, and Mithun Manjunath.
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Sydney Olympic Park
The area has witnessed a remarkable transformation over the years. In the mid-1980s, there were attempts to establish a 'technology park,' but this vision did not fully materialise. However, the entire region played a pivotal role as the main cluster venue for the 2000 Summer Olympics, and it was renamed Sydney Olympic Park. The success of the Olympic Games spurred significant development work, converting the area into a multipurpose facility that now attracts a range of businesses.
The Park has unique features, including 15 miles of continuous waterfront, historic buildings, an extensive aboriginal forest, mangrove swamps, bird sanctuaries, and habitats for endangered species. These natural attributes were enhanced by PWP Landscape Architecture, contributing to the overall appeal of the Park.
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Player withdrawals
The Australian Open is a prestigious tournament that attracts elite badminton players from across the globe. However, there are instances when top players have to withdraw from the competition due to various reasons, such as injuries or health issues.
In 2022, India's top-ranked badminton player, Lakshya Sen, withdrew from the Australian Open due to a throat infection. Sen was ranked 10th in the World Tour rankings at the time and had to end his season early to focus on recovering and preparing for the following year.
For the 2023 Australian Open, several notable players also withdrew from the tournament. Top seed and World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz pulled out due to an injury sustained in training. Nick Kyrgios, who was a local favourite to win the men's singles, withdrew due to a knee injury. Other prominent withdrawals included two-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka, seven-time Grand Slam champion Venus Williams, Marin Cilic, Paula Badosa, and Ajla Tomljanovic, all citing various injuries.
With these withdrawals, the field of competition changes, and other players have the opportunity to step up and make their mark in the prestigious Australian Open badminton tournament. It is unfortunate when players have to withdraw, but it also allows other talented individuals to rise to the challenge and showcase their skills on the international stage.
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Frequently asked questions
The Australian Open badminton can be live-streamed on the Badminton World Federation’s official YouTube channel, BWF TV. It will not be broadcast on TV.
The Australian Open badminton can be live-streamed on the Badminton World Federation’s official YouTube channel, BWF TV, and Jio Cinema. It will be telecast live on Sports 18 TV channels in India.
You can check if the Badminton World Federation’s official YouTube channel, BWF TV, is available in your country.
You can watch the Australian Open badminton for free on the BWF TV YouTube channel and SBS On Demand.
