On September 27, Beijing time, the BWF released the latest week's world rankings, and the Chinese team continued to occupy the world's first place in the women's doubles. Chen Yufei, the first sister of Guoyu, slipped in the ranking to 4th. Japan's Kento Momota slipped in the men's singles list and has fallen to 5th place.
For a long time, Momota Kendou's ranking has been stable in the top two in the world, but his record this year is flat, which has led to his second place in the world not being secured. In the latest week, Axelsen held the top spot in men's singles with 122606 points, and his compatriot Anton Sen rose to second with 92,700 points. Malaysia's Li Zijia rose to third with 91,578 points, while Chinese Taipei's Zhou Tiancheng finished fourth with 89,576 points. Kento Momota had a poor record this year, with his points falling to 86,704 points, slipping to 5th place.
The top of the Chinese team is Zhao Junpeng, who ranks 19th with 60,331 points. Lu Guangzu rose to 21st with 53,530 points, and Shi Yuqi's point was 50,935, and his ranking slipped 4 places to temporarily rank 24th. Li Shifeng ranked 34th with 42,723 points, and veteran Chen Long plunged 16th to 56th with 31,040 points.
The top two in the women's singles ranking have not changed, still Akane Yamaguchi and Dai Ziying, whose points are 112013 points and 109045 points. South Korea's Ahn rose to 3rd place with 103553 points, while Chen Yufei fell to 4th with 102006 points. In 5th to 9th place are Marin, Sindhu, Indanon, Hope Okuhara and Mimi Lee. He Bingjiao ranked 10th with 77,684 points, Wang Zhiyi ranked 11th with 72,678 points, and Han Yue ranked 19th with 52,426 points.
Chen Qingchen and Jia Yifan continued to lead the women's doubles with 105816 points, and behind them were two pairs of South Korean pairs Kim Joo-young/Kong Hee-yong and Lee Joo-hee/Shin Seung-jong, all of whom had more than 100,000 points, 101375 and 100,130 points, respectively. Japan's Naomi Matsuyama/Chiyo Shida ranked fourth with 99,343 points, while China's Zhang Shuxian/Zheng Yu and Du Yue/Li Wenmei ranked 12th and 13th, respectively.
The top 4 in the mixed doubles have not changed, Thailand's Powara Nukoro/Taratanacha continue to lead with 115,400 points, Japan's Watanabe Yongda/Higashino Yusa followed with 109,700 points, and Zheng Siwei/Huang Yaqiong are third with 107,800 points, and it is only a matter of time before the IELTS duo returns to world number one as long as they remain in stable form. Another Chinese mixed doubles pair, Wang Yilu / Huang Dongping, came fourth with 96,517 points.
The top 10 in the men's doubles still have no Chinese combination. Japan's Bomu Zoro / Yugo Kobayashi came in first with 102,050 points, followed by Chinese Taipei's Li Yang/Wang Qilin with 98,518 points, and Indonesia's Gideon/Sukamuyo fell to third place with 97,727 points. The highest ranking in China's men's doubles is Liu Yuchen / Ou Xuanyi, who are 18th with 54,862 points. Liang Weiheng/Wang Chang moved up six places in the rankings, and they ranked 43rd with 32,420 points.