Wong Pei Tty

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Wong Pei Tty

Personal information
Birth name Wong Pei Tty
Date of birth November 11, 1981 (1981-11-11) (age 26)
Place of birth Ipoh, Perak
Women's & Mixed doubles
Country Flag of Malaysia Malaysia
Handedness Right
Coach Cheah Soon Kit
Current Ranking 5 (with Chin Eei Hui)
16 (with Koo Kien Keat) (March 15, 2007)
BWF Profile

Wong Pei Tty (born November 11, 1981) is a female badminton player from Malaysia.

Wong competed in badminton at the 2004 Summer Olympics in women's doubles with partner Chin Eei Hui. They defeated Shizuka Yamamoto and Seiko Yamada of Japan in the first round but were defeated by Huang Sui and Gao Ling of China in the round of 16.

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[edit] Achievements

[edit] Women's Doubles

Year Tournament Venue Round
2007
All England Super Series Birmingham, ENG Semi-Finalist
Yonex Korea Open Super Series Seoul, KOR Round of 32
Proton Malaysia Super Series Kuala Lumpur, MAS Round of 32
2006
Invitational World Cup Semi-Finalist
China Open Quarter-Finalist
Yonex Sunrise Hong Kong Open Hong Kong, HKG Quarter-Finalist
World Championships XV Madrid, SPA Quarter-Finalist
Korea Open Quarter-Finalist
Singapore Open Singapore, SIN Quarter-Finalist
Asian Badminton Championships Johor Bahru, MAS Quarter-Finalist
Commonwealth Games XVIII Melbourne, AUS WINNER
Proton Malaysia Open Kuching, MAS Quarter-Finalist
Swiss Open Semi-Finalist
2005
Denmark Open Quarter-Finalist
Dutch Open Runner-Up
Djarum Indonesia Open Runner-Up
World Championships XIV Anaheim, U.S. Quarter-Finalist
Proton Malaysia Open Quarter-Finalist
Singapore Open Singapore, SIN Quarter-Finalist
All England Open Birmingham, ENG Quarter-Finalist
23rd SEA Games Philippines WINNER
2004
Asian Badminton Championships Kuala Lumpur, MAS Semi-Finalist
Chinese Taipei Open Semi-Finalist
Djarum Indonesia Open Quarter-Finalist
Singapore Open Singapore, SIN Quarter-Finalist
2003
Dutch Open Quarter-Finalist
22nd SEA Games Hanoi, Vietnam Semi-Finalist
2002
Malaysia Satellite Semi-Finalist
XVII Commonwealth Games Manchester, ENG Semi-Finalist
2001
21st SEA Games Kuala Lumpur, MAS Semi-Finalist
Jakarta Satellite Jakarta, INA Semi-Finalist

[edit] Mixed Doubles

Year Tournament Venue Round
2007
Malaysian National Badminton Championships Kuala Terengganu WINNER
Yonex Korea Open Super Series Seoul, KOR Quarter-Finalist
Proton Malaysia Super Series Kuala Lumpur, MAS Round of 16
2006
Doha Asian Games XV Doha, Qatar Semi-Finalist
World Championships XV Madrid, SPA Semi-Finalist
Commonwealth Games XVIII Melbourne, AUS Semi-Finalist
2005
Denmark Open Semi-Finalist
Djarum Indonesia Open Quarter-Finalist
2004
Djarum Indonesia Open Semi-Finalist
Singapore Open Singapore, SIN Runner-Up
Chinese Taipei Open WINNER
China Open Guangzhou, CHN Quarter-Finalist
2002
Malaysia Satellite Quarter-Finalist
2001
21st SEA Games Kuala Lumpur, MAS Semi-Finalist

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