Leani Ratri Oktila achieved her first three-title sweep of the season at the British & Irish Para Badminton International 2026 in Dublin on Sunday.
The Indonesian, no stranger to achieving this feat in past seasons, had notched a double at her two previous tournaments.
Her last three-title sweep had come at the Indonesia Para Badminton International in September 2024.
On Sunday, she first claimed the SL4 women’s singles title beating Norway’s Helle Sofie Sagoy 21-17 21-11 before returning shortly after for the SL3-SU5 mixed doubles final with Hikmat Ramdani. The favourites had a relatively comfortable win over Indonesian compatriots Fredy Setiawan/Khalimatus Sadiyah, 21-4 21-15.
Oktila wrapped up the day winning the SL3-SU5 women’s doubles with Khalimatus Sadiyah, beating Manasi Girishchandra Joshi/Thulasimathi Murugesan, who had denied them the gold at the French Para Badminton International last week.
Indonesia had a successful campaign, with her mixed doubles partner Ramdani and Subhan Subhan (SH6) claiming a double.
Korea’s Park Haeseong (WH1) nearly matched Oktila’s feat, but fell short in the men’s doubles as he and Yu Sooyoung were beaten by compatriots Choi Jungman/Kim Jung Jun 21-17 21-18.
However, Park rebounded by taking the singles gold over Jin Gibeom before claiming the mixed doubles with Jung Gyeoul.
Jung too could boast of a double as she had earlier won her WH2 singles beating Peru’s Pilar Jaurequi in three games.
Park goes home with two titles.
Other Highlights
» Vitor Tavares won SH6 men’s singles gold beating Paralympic champion Charles Noakes, while Lucas Mazur claimed the SL4 title over Naveen Sivakumar.
» In a battle between the former and current Paralympic champions, Pramod Bhagat got the better of Kumar Nitesh in the SL3 men’s singles final, 23-21 21-14.
» Apart from Bhagat’s gold, India won two more, through Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan (SH6 women’s singles) and Thulasimathi Murugesan (SU5 women’s singles).
» Daiki Kajiwara continued to dominate WH2 men’s singles, beating Yu Sooyoung 21-7 21-4 in the final. His compatriot Sarina Satomi won the WH1 women’s singles, holding off Sena Tomoyose in a close final.
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