
More days
As part of the new World Tour cycle for the Super1000 series, the YONEX All England will now run for longer than ever before, moving from six days to eleven days of world class badminton in 2027.
The YONEX All England Open has always been the one to win. This is more than just a tournament. It lives. It breathes. It evolves. In 2027, the All England means more. More days. More matches. More drama.
This year is going to be bigger, bolder and better than ever before. Do not miss a minute.

As part of the new World Tour cycle for the Super1000 series, the YONEX All England will now run for longer than ever before, moving from six days to eleven days of world class badminton in 2027.

Both the Men’s Singles and Women’s Singles draws have been expanded to include the top 48 athletes in each discipline. This will see the introduction of a Group Phase - there will be 219 matches in 2027.

The YONEX All England Open has always been the one tournament they all want to win. And the stakes are even higher this year as the BWF announced an increase in prize money for Super 1000 success.

A new scoring format is being applied to all BWF World Tour competitions. The YONEX All England 2027 will therefore adopt a new 3×15 scoring system, increasing the intensity of every point played.
What will you see on your visit to the YONEX All England 2027?
The YONEX All England Open Badminton Championship is one of the world's most famous badminton tournaments. In 2027, it's bigger than ever - with more days, more matches, more at stake.
We're looking for volunteers to help make it happen. Applications are now open.
To learn more about the event, what you might be doing as a volunteer and how you can get involved in 2027, visit out volunteer portal and sign up today.
Applications are set to close at midnight on Sunday 1st November 2026. We may close the application process early if all places are filled, so be sure to put your name on the list soon.

