1965 All England Open Badminton Championships

1965 All England Championships
Tournament details
Dates	24 March 1965–; 28 March 1965
Edition	55th
Venue	Wembley Arena
Location	London
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The 1965 All England Championships was a badminton tournament held at Wembley Arena, London, England, from 24 to 28 March 1965.^[1]

Lee Kin Tat represented Singapore following their independence, having previously represented Malaysia. The former Ulla Rasmussen was now competing under her married name of Ulla Strand.

Final results edit

Category	Winners	Runners-up	Score
Men's singles	Erland Kops	Tan Aik Huang	15–13, 15–12
Women's singles	Ursula Smith	Ulla Strand	11–7, 11–7
Men's doubles	Ng Boon Bee & Tan Yee Khan	Erland Kops & Oon Chong Jin	15–7, 15–5
Women's doubles	Karin Jørgensen & Ulla Strand	Jenny Pritchard & Ursula Smith	15–10, 15–0
Mixed doubles	Finn Kobberø & Ulla Strand	Tony Jordan & Jenny Pritchard	9–15, 15–4, 15–12

Men's singles edit

Section 1 edit

Round of 32					Round of 16				Quarter-finals				Semi-finals

	Erland Kops +	15	15
	Wayne MacDonnell	3	7			Kops	15	15
	Suresh Goel	15	15			Goel	5	2
	William Kerr	8	5							Kops	18	15
	Ng Seow Meng +	15	15							Seow Meng	16	2
	Colin Beacom	2	11			Seow Meng	15	15
	Morten Pommergaard	15	15			Pommergaard	5	9
	Bengt Ake Jonsson	7	10											Kops	15	15
	Svend Andersen Pri	15	15											Andersen Pri	12	4
	Tony Pears	9	7			Andersen Pri	15	15
	Friedhelm Wulff	8	17	15		Wulff	5	10
	Goran Wahlqvist	15	14	8						Andersen Pri	15	17
	Takeshi Miyanaga	15	15							Miyanaga	7	14
	Soomsook Boonyasukhanonda +	0	4			Miyanaga	15	15
	Yew Cheng Hoe	15	15			Yew Cheng	5	8
	Richard Purser	4	8

Section 2 edit

Round of 32					Round of 16					Quarter-finals					Semi-finals

	Tan Aik Huang +	12	15	15
	Narong Bhornchima	15	3	6		Aik Huang	15	15
	Jorgen Mortensen	11	15	15		Mortensen	5	10
	Willi Lund	15	9	6							Aik Huang	15	8	15
	Knud Aage Nielsen +	15	15								Nielsen	1	15	6
	Ng Boon Bee	7	11			Nielsen	15	15
	Alan Parsons	12	15	17		Parsons	4	7
	Wolfgang Bouchow	15	6	15												Aik Huang	15	15
	Channarong Ratanaseangsuang +	8	15	15												Channarong	3	6
	Bendt Rose	15	4	6		Channarong	15	7	15
	Tan Yee Khan	15	15			Tan Yee Khan	7	15	13
	David Horton	1	2								Channarong	15	15
	Lee Kin Tat	15	15								Tat	6	7
	Franz Beinvogel	14	11			Tat	15	15
	Kurt Johnsson	15	15			Johnsson	9	9
	Henning Borch +	6	7

Women's singles edit

Section 1 edit

Round of 32				Round of 16					Quarter-finals					Semi-finals

=1	Ursula Smith +	11	11
	Stephanie Jones	0	0		Smith	11	11
	Gunilla Dahlstrom	11	11		Dahlstrom	5	5
	Alison Daysmith	4	3							Smith	11	11
	Karin Jørgensen +	11	11							Jørgensen	3	5
	Gillian Perrin	7	5		Jørgensen	6	11	11
	Heide Hau	12	11		Hau	11	5	3
	P M Andrew	10	4												Smith	12	11
	Irmgard Latz	11	11												Latz	10	5
	Anita Price	8	4		Latz	11	11
	Agnes Geene	11	12		Geene	8	4
	Pernille Mølgaard Hansen +	3	11							Latz	8	11	12
4	Eva Twedberg	11	11							Twedberg	11	7	9
	D Subedar	7	6		Twedberg	11	9	11
	Phyllis Kirkwood	11	11		Kirkwood	3	11	7
	Sheila Ryder	8	4

Section 2 edit

Round of 32					Round of 16				Quarter-finals					Semi-finals

	Ulla Strand +	11	11
	Marianne Svensson	1	8			Strand	11	11
	Marieluise Wackerow	11	6	11		Wackerow	8	2
	Muriel Ferguson	4	11	7						Strand	11	5	11
=1	Angela Bairstow	11	11							Bairstow	5	11	4
	Ann Christine Rosenqvist	0	1			Bairstow	11	11
	M J Frost	w/o				Frost	3	6
	Imre Rietveld														Strand	11	11
	Sonya Cox +	3	11	11											Cox	4	7
	Lonny Funch	11	1	5		Cox	11	11
	Yvonne Kelly	1	11	11		Kelly	1	4
	Meena Shah	11	8	5						Cox	11	11
	Judy Hashman +	11	11							Hashman	7	5
	Sharon Whittaker	0	5			Hashman	11	11
	Gerda Schumacher	11	11			Schumacher	7	3
	Julie Charles	2	5

References edit

^ "The Times & the Sunday Times". Archived from the original on 18 January 2017. Retrieved 15 September 2012.

[1] "The Times & the Sunday Times". Archived from the original on 18 January 2017. Retrieved 15 September 2012.

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