Ng Tat Wai

Ng Tat Wai: Ng Tat Wai

Personal information

Born September 5, 1947 (1947-09-05) (age 64)
Penang

Height 1.70 m (5 ft 7 in)

Country Malaysia

Handedness Right

Men's Doubles

Ng Tat Wai,^[1] born 1947 in Penang, was one of the top badminton players during the 70s. A right-handed doubles player, Tat Wai had represented and medals winner for Malaysia in various tournament including Thomas Cup,^[2] Commonwealth Games,^[3] Asian Games and South-East Asia Peninsular (SEAP) Games. During his student years in England, Tat Wai played and won several County open tournaments.

Currently Tat Wai stays in Penang and devotes his time in training and sharing his experience to the younger generation and with a real passion for the improvement of the sport.

Credentials of Ng Tat Wai

YEAR TOURNAMENT VENUE STANDING

1970 Gandhi Memorial Invitation India Runners-Up

1970 Commonwealth Games - Doubles Edinburgh, Scotland Silver medal winner

1970 Thomas Cup Finals Kuala Lumpur Runners-Up

1972 Thomas Cup Rounds Japan Winner

1972 Belgium Open - Doubles Brussels Runners-Up

1972 German Open - Doubles Oberhaussen Quarter Finalist

1972 Danish Open -Doubles Denmark Semi-Finalist

1972 All-England -Doubles London Quarter-Finalist

1972 Malaysian Close -Doubles Malaysia Champion

1972 S.E. Asia Peninsular Games Malaysia Gold medal winner

1972 Asian Games Thailand Silver medal winner

1972 World Invitation -Doubles 3rd Placing

1975 / 1976 Middlesex Open London Doubles champion

1975 /1976 Oxford Open Oxfordshire, U.K. Doubles champion

1975 /1976 West of England England Doubles champion

1975 /1976 Hampshire Open Hampshire, U.K. Doubles champion

1975 /1976 Surrey Open England Doubles champion

1975 /1976 Berkshire Open England Doubles champion

1975 Gallerher Open Ireland Doubles champion

1975 /1976 Portsmouth open England Doubles champion

References

^ Ng Tat Wai, Ex-Thomas Cup Player

^ 1970 Thomas Cup

^ List of Commonwealth Games medalists in badminton-1970 British Commonwealth Games

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Name Ng Tat Wai

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Date of birth 1947-09-05

Place of birth Penang

Date of death

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Ng Tat Wai

Personal information
Born	September 5, 1947 (1947-09-05) (age 64) Penang
Height	1.70 m (5 ft 7 in)
Country	Malaysia
Handedness	Right
Men's Doubles

YEAR	TOURNAMENT	VENUE	STANDING
1970	Gandhi Memorial Invitation	India	Runners-Up
1970	Commonwealth Games - Doubles	Edinburgh, Scotland	Silver medal winner
1970	Thomas Cup Finals	Kuala Lumpur	Runners-Up
1972	Thomas Cup Rounds	Japan	Winner
1972	Belgium Open - Doubles	Brussels	Runners-Up
1972	German Open - Doubles	Oberhaussen	Quarter Finalist
1972	Danish Open -Doubles	Denmark	Semi-Finalist
1972	All-England -Doubles	London	Quarter-Finalist
1972	Malaysian Close -Doubles	Malaysia	Champion
1972	S.E. Asia Peninsular Games	Malaysia	Gold medal winner
1972	Asian Games	Thailand	Silver medal winner
1972	World Invitation -Doubles		3rd Placing
1975 / 1976	Middlesex Open	London	Doubles champion
1975 /1976	Oxford Open	Oxfordshire, U.K.	Doubles champion
1975 /1976	West of England	England	Doubles champion
1975 /1976	Hampshire Open	Hampshire, U.K.	Doubles champion
1975 /1976	Surrey Open	England	Doubles champion
1975 /1976	Berkshire Open	England	Doubles champion
1975	Gallerher Open	Ireland	Doubles champion
1975 /1976	Portsmouth open	England	Doubles champion

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Name	Ng Tat Wai
Alternative names
Short description
Date of birth	1947-09-05
Place of birth	Penang
Date of death
Place of death

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