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# Women's Singles: Tai Tzu Ying (Chinese Taipei)
In the last two years, in women's singles, Tai Tzu Ying has been the player to beat.
She has won almost all the major tournaments. With more than 15 major titles and 2 All England Championships in her kitty, Tai is already an all-time great.
Her enormous achievements are coming at a time, when the other greats of the game, like Marin, Sindhu, Intanon, Saina, and Okuhara are also in the fray.
With 96817 points, Tai is way ahead of her nearest rivals, Yamaguchi and Sindhu, and if she continues her current form, it will be very difficult to displace her, from the number 1 position in near future.
# Men's Doubles : Marcus K Gideon & Kevin S Sukamuljo (Indonesia)
This explosive pair from Indonesia has been in red-hot form in the last season, winning major tournaments like the Dubai Superseries Finals, China Open, Japan Open, Hongkong Open and the Indonesia Open.
They are also the current All England Champions in Men's Doubles.
Although they could not win the recently concluded BWF World Championships, they are still, way ahead of the 2nd ranked doubles team, which is the World Championship winning team from China.
