The Aviva Open Singapore 2005 returns to Singapore Indoor Stadium from 27 June to 3 July 2005 and promises an exciting week filled with world-class badminton action, entertainment & excitement for everyone! 

Catch our local stars Ronald Susilo, Kendrick Lee, Li Ki & Xin Ai Ying in action and feel the rush as they smash their way through the competition rounds.  Watch as the world’s top shuttlers pit their skills against one another and vie for top honours at Singapore’s biggest badminton event of the year!

Union Members!
Flash your NTUC Card at any SISTIC Counter and pay only $14* to watch the whole season of the Aviva Open Singapore 2005 (5-star) badminton championships at Singapore Indoor Stadium from 27 June to 3 July. You may book directly from all SISTIC counters or SISTIC Authorised Agents islandwide, or call SISTIC Hotline, 6348 5555 for enquiries.  Please present your NTUC Card at point of collection.

Get up close and personal to the action, at courtside seats, which have been specially assigned to Union members during the finals. Be the first to congratulate 2005's Aviva Champion!

* Terms & Conditions:

• Tickets will go on sale from 6 June till 30 June 2005.
• Each union member is entitled to purchase up to a maximum of 2 special rate season tickets (at S$14 each).
• Ticket price includes GST and SISTIC handling fee of S$1 is applicable.
• NTUC Card must be presented at point of purchase and at admission to the event.

Season Ticket Pricing

AVIVA Match Schedule

Ronald Susilo

Singaporeans will remember Ronald Susilo best for his 2004 Olympic Games feat – he beat World No. 1 and top seed, Lin Dan of China, in the First Round, and made it as far as the Quarter Finals of the Men Singles event. Before he took a break to recover from an injury, he was 6th in the World Ranking (as at 11 November 2004). He recently received the Sportsman of the Year 2004 Award from the Singapore National Olympic Council.

Li Li

Li Li was one of two female shuttlers who represented Singapore in the 2004 Olympic Games’ Women’s Singles event. She won the Bronze medal in the 2003 Southeast Asia Games’s Women’s Singles event, and was instrumental in helping Singapore win the Team Gold. More recently, she successfully defended her Women Singles’ title at the Iran Fajr International 2005 competition. She is 25th in the World Ranking (as at 7 April 2005). She recently received the 2004 Meritorious Award from the Singapore National Olympic Council.

Kendrick Lee

Last year, Kendrick Lee scored two firsts when he won the US Open Championships’ (1-star) Men’s Singles title – he was the first Singaporean to win a Grand Prix event, and the youngest male player worldwide to do so, at 20. He also became the first local-born Singaporean to win an International Badminton Federation event when he took the Men Singles’ crown at the 2004 Thailand Asian Satellite (A Grade) tournament. This year, he added the Men Singles and Men Doubles (with Ronald Susilo) titles to his belt at the Cheers Badminton Nationals. He recently received the 2004 Meritorious Award from the Singapore National Olympic Council.

Xing Aiying

Fresh from the Thailand Open (3-star) championships where she was a Quarter-finalist in the Women’s Singles event, Xing Aiying, is raring to go at the Aviva Singapore Open 2005. She is 31st in the World Ranking for Women Singles players, and joint 24th with Shinta for Women Doubles’ (both as at 18 March 2005).