Zaki Ubaidillah Saves Indonesia's Face In The 2025 Asian Junior Final

Mohammad Zaki Ubaidillah, one of the badminton players in the Indonesian team at the 2025 Badminton Asia Junior Championship (doc. PBSI).

SOLO - Indonesia had to settle for bringing home one title from the 2025 Asian Junior Badminton Championship (BAJC), after the mixed doubles pair Ikhsan Lintang Pramudya/Rinjani Kwinara Nastine failed to add a collection of titles in the final match which was held at GOR Indoor Manahan, Solo, Sunday, July 27.

Lintang/Rinjani lost to the superior Chinese pair, Chen Jun Ting/Cao Zi Han, in two straight games with a score of 12-21, 13-21.

This defeat ensured that Indonesia only brought home one title from the five events competed.

The only title for the Red and White came from the men's singles sector, through Moh's impressive appearance. Zaki Ubaidillah.

The young Indonesian badminton player appeared dominant when he defeated China's representative, Liu Yang Ming Yu, with a score of 21-12, 21-17 in a match lasting 43 minutes.

China appeared as the main force in this tournament by buying up four of the five titles. The dominance of the Bamboo Curtain country starts with the men's doubles number, through the Chen Jun Ting/Liu Jun Rong pair who won 21-11, 21-12 over the South Korean representative, Cho

China's second title came from the women's doubles number, when the pair Cao Zi Han/Chen Fan Shu Tian defeated Thailand's representative, Hathaithip Mijad/Napapakor Tungkasatan, with a convincing score of 21-12, 21-10.

In the women's singles number, the final of fellow Chinese representatives brought together Yin Yi Qing and Liu Si Ya. In a relatively one-way match, Yin Yi Qing won two straight games 21-13, 21-13.

Chen Jun Ting/Cao Zi Han's victory over Indonesia's representative in the mixed doubles top party also completed the Chinese title collection at BAJC 2025.

BAJC 2025 Final Results:

Men's Singles

Moh. Zaki Ubaidillah (Indonesia) vs Liu Yang Ming Yu (China) 21-12, 21-17

Women's Singles

Yin Yi Qing (China) vs Liu Si Ya (China) 21-13, 21-13

Men's Doubles

Chen Jun Ting/Liu Jun Rong (China) vs Cho Right-woo/Lee air-woo (South Korea) 21-11, 21-12

Women's Doubles

Cao Zi Han/Chen Fan Shu Tian (China) vs Hathaikhip Mijad/Napakor Tungkasatan (Thailand) 21-12, 21-10

Mixed Doubles

Chen Jun Ting/Cao Zi Han (China) vs. Ikhsan Lintang Pramudya/Rinjani Kwinara Nastine (Indonesia) 21-12, 21-13