1968 All England Badminton Championships

The 1968 All England Championships was a badminton tournament held at Wembley Arena, London, England, from 19–23 March 1968.^[1]

1968 All England Championships

Tournament details
Dates	19 March 1968 (1968-03-19)– 23 March 1968 (1968-03-23)
Edition	58th
Venue	Wembley Arena
Location	London
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Final results

Category	Winners	Runners-up	Score
Men's singles	Rudy Hartono	Tan Aik Huang	15-12, 15-9
Women's singles	Eva Twedberg	Minarni	11-6, 11-2
Men's doubles	Henning Borch & Erland Kops	Ng Boon Bee & Tan Yee Khan	15-6 15-4
Women's doubles	Minarni & Retno Koestijah	Noriko Takagi & Hiroe Amano	15-5 15-8
Mixed doubles	Tony Jordan & Sue Pound	Bob McCoig & Muriel Woodcock	15-6, 15-6

Muljadi was formerly known as Ang Tjin Siang. Mary O'Sullivan married and became Mary Bryan.

Men's singles

Section 1

	Round of 32							Round of 16							Quarter-finals							Semi-finals
		Rudy Hartono +	15	15
		Paul Whetnall	5	7					Hartono	15	15
		Henning Borch	15	15					Borch	5	4
		Torsten Winter	11	6												Hartono	15	15
		Sture Johnsson	15	10	15											Johnsson	5	8
		Jamie Paulson	10	15	0				Johnsson	15	15
		Jorgen Mortensen	5	15	15				Mortensen	8	5
		Yew Chen Hok	15	6	8																		Hartono	15	12	15
		Svend Andersen Pri +	15	15																			Andersen Pri	9	15	9
		Brian White	9	4					Andersen Pri	18	15
		Punch Gunalan	15	15					Gunalan	13	8
		Willi Braun	4	12												Andersen Pri	17	15
		Elo Hansen	15	15												Hansen	14	8
		David Eddy	6	8					Hansen	15	18
		Sangob Rattanusorn	15	16	15				Rattanusorn	9	14
		Kurt Johnsson	9	18	5

Section 2

	Round of 32							Round of 16							Quarter-finals							Semi-finals
		Tan Aik Huang +	15	15
		S J Shaw	2	2					Aik Huang	15	10	15
		Wolfgang Bochow	15	15					Bochow	5	15	7
		J Tank	10	7												Aik Huang	15	15
		Channarong Ratanaseangsuang	15	15												Channarong	10	7
		Abdul Rahman	11	8					Channarong	15	15
		Lee Kin Tat	15	11	15				Kin Tat	4	6
		Takeshi Miyanaga	9	15	8																		Aik Huang	15	15
		Erland Kops +	15	15																			Kops	9	9
		Franz Beinvogel	5	6					Kops	13	15	15
		Muljadi	4	15	10				Muljadi	15	5	4
		Teh Kew San	15	13	9ret											Kops	15	15
		Ippei Kojima	15	15												Kojima	12	9
		Colin Beacom	5	3					Kojima	15	15
		Tan Aik Mong	15	15					Mong	6	5
		Niels Norgaard	7	8

+ Denotes seed

Women's singles

Section 1

	Round of 32							Round of 16							Quarter-finals							Semi-finals
		Eva Twedberg	11	11
		Julie Charles	2	1					Twedberg	11	11
		Lene Christensen	12	11					Christensen	4	3
		Gerda Schumacher	10	7												Twedberg	11	11
		Lizbeth Von Barnekow	11	11												Von Barnekow	2	2
		Fay Truscott	0	3					Von Barnekow	11	11
		Sue Pound	11	11					Pound	6	1
		Felice De Nooyer	7	7																			Twedberg	11	11
		Irmgard Latz	12	11																			Latz	9	7
		Anne Flindt	10	4					Latz	12	11
		Margaret Boxall	12	11					Boxall	10	4
		Hiroe Amano	9	7												Latz	11	8	12
		Agnes Geene	11	11												Geene	1	11	10
		Angela Bairstow	8	7					Geene	12	11
		Karin Jørgensen	11	12					Jorgensen	11	3
		Yvonne Kelly	1	10

Section 2

	Round of 32							Round of 16							Quarter-finals							Semi-finals
		Minarni Soedaryanto	11	11
		Phyllis Kirkwood	0	2					Minarni	11	11
		Margot Ter Metz	11	11					Ter Metz	0	1
		Mary Thompson	8	4												Minarni	11	11
		Marieluise Wackerow	11	11												Wackerow	6	5
		Lilli Ter Metz	5	9					Wackerow	11	11
		Mary Bryan	11	12					Bryan	6	5
		Bente Sorensen	1	10																			Minarni	11	8	11
		Noriko Takagi	11	11																			Takagi	0	11
		Joke Van Beusekom	4	0					Takagi	11	11
		Pernille Mølgaard Hansen	11	11					Molgaard-Hansen	6	3
		Iris Rogers	6	5												Takagi	11	11
		Ursula Smith	11	11												Smith	2	0
		Charlotte Lindsay	4	8					Smith	8	11	11
		Gudrun Ziebold	w/o						Ziebold	11	5	2
		Ulla Strand

References

1. . The Times. Archived from the original on 18 January 2017. Retrieved 16 September 2012.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)