Chris Langridge

Badminton

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Chris appeared at his second Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast after winning two silver medals and a bronze at Glasgow 2014. On the Gold Coast he won a gold medal in the men's doubles and a bronze in the mixed team event.

Chris plays with Marcus Ellis in the men's doubles and wrote his name into the history books when he won bronze at the Rio Olympic Games alongside Marcus; the first Olympic medal in badminton men's doubles won by a British team.

He has also won back-to-back English national titles.

Height	175.5
Weight	73
Date of Birth	23 January 2018
Place of Birth	Epsom
Club	Milton Keynes
Commonwealth Appearances	Gold Coast 2018 Glasgow 2014
Sporting Achievements	Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games - Gold men's doubles and bronze mixed team Rio 2016 Olympic Games - Bronze 2016 YONEX All England - Quarter finalist 2015 World Championships - Quarter finalist 2015 and 2016 English national champion Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games - 2 x silver and 1 x bronze 2013 London Grand Prix - Finalist in mixed doubles 2013 English national champion in men's and mixed doubles,
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Badminton

Badminton is often described as the fastest sport in the Commonwealth Games with the shuttlecock reaching speeds of up to 400km/h, these lightning speed reactions and nimble techniques makes badminton one of the most exciting sports at the Games.

Badminton