On February 20, the 2022 Asian Badminton Team Championships ended the final competition, and the men's team championship was won by the host Malaysia, who swept Indonesia 3-0 in the final. The women's team championship was won by the Indonesian team, who defeated the South Korean team 3-1 in the final, winning the championship for the first time in history. As the host of the Malaysian team, because of the participation of the leader Li Zijia, coupled with the slogan of winning the championship before the game, this year's Asian team competition has received attention from all over Malaysia.
This year's Asian Team Championship is the qualification tournament of the Tangyou Cup in May, and the teams that enter the final four can qualify for the main competition, and the hosts Malaysia men's and women's teams, Indonesia's men's and women's teams, South Korea's men's and women's teams, as well as Singapore's men's team and Japan's women's teams, successfully entered the top four and won valuable seats. However, in the semi-finals, the defending champion of the women's team, Japan, regrettably withdrew from the competition because of the diagnosis of fever among the team members, sending the Indonesian women's team directly to the final, while the South Korean team swept the Malaysian women's team 3-0 and successfully advanced.
In the final final, the Indonesian women's team performed even better, and in the first women's singles showdown, Mariska beat Shen Yujing 21-9, 21-10. The second was the first doubles match between the two sides, with Bai Hona/Hosei Shengsheng fighting in three sets, defeating Kusuma/Plativi 21-15, 14-21, 21-14. The third match was a two-single showdown between the two sides, with Indonesia's Valdani beating Li Shiyan 21-10, 21-18. In the crucial fourth double-double matchup, Nita/Lanitria defeated Kim Min-ji and Park Min-jeong 23-21, 21-11 to directly freeze the score at 3-1 and win the first Asian Team Championship women's team title in Indonesia's history.
In the men's team semifinals, Li Zijia led the team to fight three decisive games, and finally eliminated the South Korean team 3-0, while the Singapore team led by the men's singles champion Luo Jianyou of the Xinke World Championships lost the last two consecutive games in the case of a 2-1 lead, and was tragically reversed 2-3 and did not qualify for the final. In the final, the battle between Malaysia and Indonesia, the first men's singles showdown, Li Zijia faced Chico, the result of the slow heat Of Li Zijia 14-21 first lost a set, and then adjusted in time to win two consecutive sets 21-12, 21-10, and successfully won the opening.
In the second men's doubles game, Xie Dingfeng/Su Weiyi also showed slow heat, losing 17-21 in the first set, and then winning 21-13 and 21-18 in the next two sets, and achieving a reversal again. The third game was a two-single duel, Malaysia's Huang Zhiyong against Ethan, who withstood the pressure of Huang Zhiyong 21-14, 21-15, completed the locked victory in the next two consecutive sets, helping Malaysia sweep the defending champion Indonesia 3-0 and win the Asian Men's Team Championship again. Li Zijia also realized the pre-match home victory is a failure, and won the Asian championship for the first time.