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Some of the top para shuttlers including Paralympic and World Champions are in action at the 4th Fazza Dubai Para Badminton International 2022 at Shabab Al Ahli Club.
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Nations like Iraq and Iran had made their international debut in Para Badminton.
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Overall, 180 para shuttlers from 30 nations including hosts United Arab Emirates are battling for top honours in the BWF Level II Championships that runs until tomorrow.
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Both Iran and Iraq fielded six shuttlers each, while the hosts United Arab Emirates team were resting their hopes on Salama Al Khateri and Humaid Fawzi Al Senaani competing in women’s and men’s SL4 events.
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Team India fielded the largest number with 40 players.
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India were led by Paralympic champions Pramod Bhagat and Krishna Nagar while Team Japan had some of their Paralympic stars including Daiki Kajiwara and Sarina Satomi.
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Hong Kong pinned their hopes on their Tokyo 2020 Paralympic medallists Chu Man Kai and Daniel Chan Ho Yuen while Egypt's Shaimaa Samy Abdellatif aims to make history by becoming the first shuttler from an Arab country to win a gold medal at a major championship after reaching the semi-finals.
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South Korea’s Kim Jung Jun will be standing in Yuen’s road to glory.
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