All England Open 2024 Live Streaming: Players, Prize Money, All You Need To Know

The French Open 2024 Super 750 badminton tournament has come to an end, and now all road leads to Birmingham for the All England Open Super 1000 tournament, reuniting the top shuttlers from all across the globe at the Utilita Arena. Here are the streaming options, top-seeded players, schedule, venue and all you need to know

Outlook Sports Desk

Updated on: 10 March 2024 6:36 pm

All England Badminton Championships 2024. (Photo: X| @YonexAllEngland)

All England Open, the oldest badminton championship of the world dating back to the first year of the 20th century, is back again with yet another glorious purpose - to honour the talented badminton players who have excelled throughout the year and pave their way to the Paris Olympics 2024. The 2024 All England Super 1000 badminton tournament will kick off on March 12 in Birmingham. (More Badminton News)

After experiencing a disappointing end to their impressive performance at the BWF French Open Super 750, India's top badminton players, including PV Sindhu, HS Prannoy, and Kidambi Srikanth, are eager to improve their rankings in order to secure their spots in the upcoming Paris Games. The All England Open is not only the oldest badminton tournament, but also the toughest one. Throughout history, only two Indian legends have managed to achieve the honour of winning a title there. In 1980, Prakash Padukone claimed victory in the men's singles category, while Pullela Gopichand followed suit in 2001.

All eyes will be on Indian No.1 men's doubles pair of Satwisairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty whose phenomenal showdown at the French Open is keeping India's pride alive. Beating the defending champions Seo Seung Jae and Kang Min Hyuk, the Indian top-seeded cruised to the final round, results are yet to be determined.

The All England Open Badminton Championships has been responsible for producing numerous badminton stars from around the world. George Alan Thomas, with 21 wins, stands out as the most accomplished winner of this prestigious honour. Frank Devlin, with 18 titles to his name, is also regarded as a legendary figure in the sport. Judy Devlin and Mariel Lucas hold impressive records as well, both having won 17 titles in the tournament that was inaugurated in 1899. The championship has been cancelled only twice, during the two world wars.