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Bagas MAULANA et Indah Cahya Sari JAMIL

Indonésie · Double mixte

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4 matchs ensemble

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4
Matchsensemble
2
Victoires2-1
67 %
Réussitesur 3 matchs
1
Saisons2026

L'Indonésien Bagas MAULANA et l'Indonésienne Indah Cahya Sari JAMIL ont disputé 4 matchs ensemble en double mixte en 2026. Leur bilan s'établit à 2 victoires pour 1 défaite, soit 67 % de réussite. Leur dernière apparition commune remonte au 28 août 2026, en quarts de finale du tournoi POLYTRON Pontianak International Challenge 2026, une défaite face à Dejan FERDINANSYAH et Apriyani RAHAYU.

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Photos

  • INDONESIA WIN FIVE CHAMPIONS IN FIVE CHAMPIONS OF “YONEX GERMAN JUNIOR 2020”
Indonesia's achievements in international badminton championships are again stunning. Of the five championships held at the Yonex German Junior 2020 event, the Indonesian team managed to present five champions. The name Indonesia suddenly sounds familiar in every announcement and distribution of prizes for the winners of the tournament which took place at Sportarena Soprtforum, Berlin, 4 – 8 March 2020.

The five champions consisted of first place in mixed doubles, second place in men's singles, second place in women's singles, second place in men's doubles and third place in women's doubles. In the mixed doubles championship, Indonesia's victory was won by Teges Satriaji Cahyo Hutomo (Teges) and Indah Cahya Sari Jamil (Beautiful).  In the final round, the Indonesian pair defeated a pair from South Korea with a score of 6-21, 21-15 and 21-10.  Previously, Teges and Indah managed to win over Germany in the Quarter-Finals and Malaysia in the Semi-Finals.
    © EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA IN BERLIN, THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY · Public domain
  • Indah Cahya Sari Jamil of Indonesia at the third day of Indonesia Open 2026 badminton championships in Jakarta.
    © Griff88 · CC BY-SA 4.0
  • INDONESIA WIN FIVE CHAMPIONS IN FIVE CHAMPIONS OF “YONEX GERMAN JUNIOR 2020”
Indonesia's achievements in international badminton championships are again stunning. Of the five championships held at the Yonex German Junior 2020 event, the Indonesian team managed to present five champions. The name Indonesia suddenly sounds familiar in every announcement and distribution of prizes for the winners of the tournament which took place at Sportarena Soprtforum, Berlin, 4 – 8 March 2020.

The five champions consisted of first place in mixed doubles, second place in men's singles, second place in women's singles, second place in men's doubles and third place in women's doubles. In the mixed doubles championship, Indonesia's victory was won by Teges Satriaji Cahyo Hutomo (Teges) and Indah Cahya Sari Jamil (Beautiful).  In the final round, the Indonesian pair defeated a pair from South Korea with a score of 6-21, 21-15 and 21-10.  Previously, Teges and Indah managed to win over Germany in the Quarter-Finals and Malaysia in the Semi-Finals.
    © EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA IN BERLIN, THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY · Public domain
  • INDONESIA WIN FIVE CHAMPIONS IN FIVE CHAMPIONS OF “YONEX GERMAN JUNIOR 2020”
Indonesia's achievements in international badminton championships are again stunning. Of the five championships held at the Yonex German Junior 2020 event, the Indonesian team managed to present five champions. The name Indonesia suddenly sounds familiar in every announcement and distribution of prizes for the winners of the tournament which took place at Sportarena Soprtforum, Berlin, 4 – 8 March 2020.

The five champions consisted of first place in mixed doubles, second place in men's singles, second place in women's singles, second place in men's doubles and third place in women's doubles. In the mixed doubles championship, Indonesia's victory was won by Teges Satriaji Cahyo Hutomo (Teges) and Indah Cahya Sari Jamil (Beautiful).  In the final round, the Indonesian pair defeated a pair from South Korea with a score of 6-21, 21-15 and 21-10.  Previously, Teges and Indah managed to win over Germany in the Quarter-Finals and Malaysia in the Semi-Finals.
    © EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA IN BERLIN, THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY · Public domain

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