Zhang Nan (badmintonspelare)
- För gymnasten Zhang Nan, se Zhang Nan
| Zhang Nan | ||
 Zhang Nan tillsammans med Zhao Yunlei vid en presskoferens 2016. | ||
| Badminton, herrar | ||
 Olympiska spel | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guld | Rio de Janeiro 2016 | Herrdubbel |
| Brons | Rio de Janeiro 2016 | Mixeddubbel |
| Guld | London 2012 | Mixeddubbel |
| Världsmästerskap | ||
| Brons | Nanjing 2018 | Herrdubbel |
| Brons | Nanjing 2018 | Mixeddubbel |
| Guld | Jakarta 2015 | Mixeddubbel |
| Guld | Köpenhamn 2014 | Mixeddubbel |
| Brons | Guangzhou 2013 | Mixeddubbel |
| Guld | London 2011 | Mixeddubbel |
Zhang Nan, född den 1 mars 1990 i Peking, Kina, är en kinesisk badmintonspelare. Vid badmintonturneringen i mixeddubbel under OS 2012 i London deltog han för Kina tillsammans med Zhao Yunlei och tog guld, de två tog också ett brons i mixeddubbel vid olympiska sommarspelen 2016 i Rio de Janeiro. Vid turneringen i herrdubbel i Rio tog han guld tillsammans med Fu Haifeng.[1]
Referenser
- ^ China defeat Malaysia for badminton men’s doubles gold. The Indian Express. Läst 22 augusti 2016.
Källor
- Denna artikel är helt eller delvis översatt från motsvarande artikel på engelska wikipedia.
Externa länkar
- Sports-reference.com (engelska)
- BWF-spelarprofil
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Zhao Yunlei (left) and Zhang Nan during a press conference at the 2016 Indonesia Open
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Zhao Yunlei (left) and Zhang Nan during a press conference at the 2016 Indonesia Open