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Tan Yee Khan

Malaysia · Men's doubles, men's singles and mixed doubles · 1961 to 1968

Born 24 September 1940

26
matches
80%
won
7
senior titles
9
finals
World ranking

Not on a world ranking list we hold: the full lists are kept from September 2026 and the weekly top lists from 2013, so a player outside them has none.

Our ratingHow it works
1,659Men's doubles
last rated 1968

Highest 1,659. Men's singles: 1,537. Mixed doubles: 1,484.

Form
9/10won of the last
10 matches
  1. W
  2. W
  3. W
  4. W
  5. W
  6. W
  7. W
  8. W
  9. W
  10. L

Latest: beat Chavalert Chumkum / Sangob Rattanusorn, Singapore Open 1968, final. Newest on the left.

Season by season

Matches played and won, year by year.

  • Played
  • Won
  • A title that year
'61
1
1 '63
1
1 '65
1
1 '67
1 '68
Show the numbers
YearPlayedWonTitles
1968111
1967761
1966751
1965321
1964541
1963111
1962111
1961100
Titles

7 senior titles.

Every final won, newest first. Each opens that edition's draw.

  1. 1968 Singapore Open Men's doubles, with Ng Boon Bee beat Chavalert Chumkum / Sangob Rattanusorn 15–9 15–1
  2. 1967 Singapore Open Men's doubles, with Ng Boon Bee beat Indratno / Mintarja 15–3 15–8
  3. 1966 Asian Games Men's doubles, with Ng Boon Bee beat Muljadi / Tjoa Tjong Boan 12–15 15–8 18–16
  4. 1965 Singapore Open Men's doubles, with Ng Boon Bee beat Khor Cheng Chye / Lee Guan Chong 15–8 17–14
  5. 1964 Singapore Open Men's doubles, with Ng Boon Bee beat Lim Say Hup / Tan Aik Huang 15–12 15–6
  6. 1963 Singapore Open Men's doubles, with Ng Boon Bee beat Teh Kew San / George Yap 15–11 15–17 15–6
  7. 1962 Asian Games Men's doubles, with Ng Boon Bee beat Tan Joe Hok / Liem Tjeng Kiang 15–13 18–17
Recent matches

The last 20 matches.

Scores read from Tan Yee Khan's side.

Singapore Open 1968Men's doubles, with Ng Boon Bee Final Chavalert Chumkum / Sangob Rattanusorn 15–9 15–1 Won
Singapore Open 1967Men's doubles, with Ng Boon Bee Final Indratno / Mintarja 15–3 15–8 Won
Thomas Cup 1967Men's doubles, with Ng Boon Bee Challenge round Muljadi / Agus Susanto 15–2 13–18 Not known
Challenge round Darmawan Supatera / Abdul Patah Unang 15–6 15–7 Won
Second round Takeshi Miyanaga / Eiichi Sakai 6–15 15–8 15–3 Won
Second round Ippei Kojima / Yoshio Mori 15–9 15–6 Won
First round Svend Pri / Per Walsøe 15–7 15–5 Won
First round Henning Borch / Erland Kops 14–17 15–12 15–9 Won
Asian Games 1966Men's doubles, with Ng Boon Bee Final Muljadi / Tjoa Tjong Boan 12–15 15–8 18–16 Won
Semi-final Tan King Gwan / Abdul Patah Unang 15–7 15–9 Won
Singapore Open 1966Men's doubles, with Khor Cheng Chye Final Eddy Choong / Yew Cheng Hoe 13–15 15–8 2–15 Lost
Commonwealth Games 1966Mixed doubles, with Rosalind Singha Ang Quarter-final Roger Mills / Angela Bairstow 7–15 12–15 Lost
Commonwealth Games 1966Men's doubles, with Ng Boon Bee Quarter-final Howard Jennings / Peter Seaman 15–10 15–11 Won
Commonwealth Games 1966Men's singles Round of 16 Colin Beacom 15–7 15–4 Won
All England Open 1966Men's singles Round of 32 Bob McCoig 18–16 15–10 Won
Singapore Open 1965Men's doubles, with Ng Boon Bee Final Khor Cheng Chye / Lee Guan Chong 15–8 17–14 Won
All England Open 1965Men's singles Round of 16 Channarong Ratanaseangsuang 7–15 15–7 13–15 Lost
Round of 32 David Horton 15–1 15–2 Won
Thomas Cup 1964Men's doubles, with Ng Boon Bee Consolation playoff Yoshinori Itagaki / Yoshio Komiya 11–15 17–14 15–2 Won
Consolation playoff Eiichi Nagai / Eiichi Sakai 15–3 15–3 Won
Partners and rivals

Who with, and who against.

Head to head counts every draw match between them, in any event.

Partners

Rivals