Wei Yili

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Wei Yili ( Chinese  魏 軼 力  /  魏 轶 力 , Pinyin Wèi Yìlì ; born June 24, 1982 in Yichang ) is a badminton player from the People's Republic of China .

Wei Yili participated for China in badminton at the 2004 Olympics in women's doubles with her partner Zhao Tingting . They had a bye in the first round and in the second round they beat Gail Emms and Donna Kellogg of England . In the quarter-finals they beat Lee Hyo-jung and Hwang Yu-mi from South Korea 8:15, 15: 6, 15:13. In the semifinals they lost to their compatriots Huang Sui and Gao Ling with 10:15 and 14:17. The game for third place was also lost to Ra Kyung-min and Lee Kyung-won .

Together with her partner Zhang Yawen , she won the silver medal at the Badminton World Cup in 2006 , and at the World Cup a year later they both reached the semifinals.

successes

date event space
2002 China Open 2002 finalist
2002 JVC Asian Championship 2002 Semi-finalist
2002 Real Estate Loan Denmark Open 2002 winner
2002 Sanyo Indonesia Open 2002 Semi-finalist
2002 Uber Cup Final 2002
2002 Yonex-Sunrise Singapore Open 2002 Semi-finalist
2003 China Open 2003 Semi-finalist
2003 Denmark Open 2003 Semi-finalist
2003 Hong Kong Open 2003 Semi-finalist
2003 Malaysian Open 2003 Round of 16
2003 Indonesia Open 2003 Quarter finalist
2003 Thailand Open 2003 winner
2003 Sudirman Cup 2003
2003 Swiss Open 2003 finalist
2003 World Championship 2003 finalist
2003 Yonex All England Open 2003 Quarter finalist
2003 German Open 2003 Quarter finalist
2003 Yonex Japan Open 2003 finalist
2003 Singapore Open 2003 Semi-finalist
2004 Asian Cup 2004 Quarter finalist
2004 Singapore Open 2004 Round of 16
2004 China Open 2004 finalist
2004 Denmark Open 2004 winner
2004 German Open 2004 finalist
2004 Olympia 2004 Semi-finalist
2004 Malaysian Open 2004 Semi-finalist
2004 Swiss Open 2004 Semi-finalist
2004 Uber Cup 2004
2004 All England 2004 Semi-finalist
2004 Japan Open 2004 finalist
2005 China Masters 2005 Round of 16
2005 China Open 2005 Quarter finalist
2005 Malaysian Open 2005 Semi-finalist
2005 Singapore Open 2005 Quarter finalist
2005 World Championship 2005 Quarter finalist
2005 All England 2005 finalist
2005 German Open 2005 finalist
2005 Japan Open 2005 finalist
2005 Hong Kong Open 2005 Quarter finalist
2006 China Open 2006 finalist
2006 Indonesia Open 2006 winner
2006 Macau Open 2006 Semi-finalist
2006 Singapore Open 2006 Semi-finalist
2006 Thailand Open 2006 Quarter finalist
2006 World Championship 2006 finalist
2006 All England 2006 Semi-finalist
2006 German Open 2006 Semi-finalist
2006 Japan Open finalist
2006 Hong Kong Open 2006 Quarter finalist
2007 Singapore Open 2007 winner
2007 China Open Quarter finalist
2007 Indonesia Open Quarter finalist
2007 Sudirman Cup
2007 Swiss Open Round of 16
2007 All of England winner
2007 Korea Open Semi-finalist

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