2025 Swiss Super 300: The national team won the women's doubles and mixed doubles championships in advance, with a maximum of four golds

The Chinese badminton team won the women's doubles and mixed doubles titles at the 2025 Swiss Badminton Super 300 tournament, and also had a chance to compete in the men's singles and women's singles.

China last won the Women's Doubles title in Switzerland in 2017, when Jia Yifan (right) teamed up with Chen Qingchen to claim the title, and now she and Zhang Shuxian (left) are aiming to reach the top again

On the 23rd, Beijing time, Chinese women's doubles top seeds and Paris Olympic Games runner-up "Altar Combination" Liu Shengshu and Tan Ning defeated India's No. 4 seeds Theresa and Gayatri 15-21, 21-15, 21-12 in the semifinals; China's No.5 seeds Jia Yifan and Zhang Shuxian defeated Indonesia's No.3 seeds Phoebiyana and Amalia 21-11, 21-12 in the bottom half.

The meeting of the Altar Pair and the Fanxian Pair in the women's doubles final also means that China has locked the women's doubles championship and runner-up in advance, which is also the second time that China has won the women's doubles championship of the Swiss Open Badminton Championships after an eight-year absence. China last won the Women's Doubles title in Switzerland in 2017, when Jia Yifan teamed up with Chen Qingchen, and now she is partnering Zhang Shuxian to try to reach the top again.

Liu Shengshu (right) and Tan Ning defeated Theresa and Gayatri 2-1 in the semi-finals to advance to the women's doubles final in Switzerland

National mixed doubles powerhouse Feng Yanzhe/Wei Yaxin reached the final for 2 consecutive weeks. In addition to the women's doubles, China also won the final in the mixed doubles, the dominant event, and won the championship and runner-up ahead of schedule. The fifth-seeded duo of Feng Yanzhe and Wei Yaxin reached the final of last week's All England Badminton Super 1000 tournament, beating Thailand's new powerhouses Dechapo and Subisara 21-8, 21-16 in the semi-finals and will face teammates Zhu Yijun and Zhang Chi in the final.

Zhu Yijun and Zhang Chi narrowly defeated Chinese Taipei's Liu Guangheng and Zheng Yu-heng 23-21, 22-20 to advance to the final for the first time in their fourth match.

Feng Yanzhe (left) and Wei Yaxin reached the final of the Swiss Super 300 this week after last week's All England Badminton Super 1000 tournament.

Suyib/Daniel are vying for their first title after partnering. In the Men's Doubles semi-finals, Indonesia's Suyib and Daniel defeated Chinese Taipei's twin brothers Li Fangzhi and Li Fangren 21-17, 26-24. Dechapo and Gidimupong beat Japan's Daiki Midorikawa and Kyohei Yamashita 21-16, 21-14.

This is the second time that Suyib and Daniel have reached the final, and the two have been in second place in this year's Thailand Badminton Super 300 tournament, and this time they have a chance to compete for the title again. Suib himself qualified for the men's doubles title match in Switzerland for the second year in a row, when his partner was Vargas.