Upsets emerged in the second day of the BCA Indonesia Open Superseries Premier 2017 last night, Tuesday (13/6). In the tournament offering US$ 1 million prize money, the 2016 Rio Olympic gold medalist from Spain, Carolina Marin, was sent home in the first round.

Many stories are told by the athletes both from Indonesia and other countries at the BCA Indonesia Open (BIO) Superseries Premier 2017 which is held for the first time held at the Jakarta Convention Center (JCC).

Not only Gregoria Mariska who succeeded in getting revenge for her defeat from China's Chen Yufei in the first round of the BCA Indonesia Open (BIO) Superseries Premier 2017, Tuesday morning (13/6), but also the women's singles athlete Fitriani who got her revenge from Hong Kong's Cheung Ngan Yi.

Dinar Dyah Ayustine said she was not quite satisfied with the first round match result at the BCA Indonesia Open (BIO) Superseries Premier 2017 this Tuesday (13/6) at JCC.

Indonesia's mixed double sector sends its five representatives to the seconds of the BCA Indonesia Open (BIO) Superseries Premier 2017 at JCC Plenary Hall.

The second round ticket of the 2017 BCA Indonesia Open Superseries Premier was also achieved by other Indonesian mixed doubles, Alfian Eko Prasetya / Annisa Saufika.

Tontowi Ahmad / Liliyana Natsir finally succeeded in making badminton lovers of the country shouting relieved, after in the first round this afternoon, Tuesday (13/6) they are able to ensure victory over the representative of Korea, Kim Dukyoung / Kim Ha Na after playing fierce battle with victories 19-21, 21-19, and 21-18.

Entering the second day of the 2017 BCA Indonesia Open Superseries Premier, Tuesday (16/6), the Jakarta Convention Center where the USD 1 million prize tournament is held is being poured by badminton fans from across the country.

Gregoria Mariska Tunjung was able to perform brilliantly in the first round match of the BCA Indonesia Open (BIO) Superseries Premier 2017 held this afternoon, Monday (13/6).

Finally, the journey of Indonesia's mixed doubles Praveen Jordan / Debby Susanto by was forced to stop by Danish pair Mathias Christiansen / Sara Thygesen.