| Player Information | Details |
| Full Name | Cheng Su Hui |
| Country | Malaysia |
| Discipline | Women’s Doubles |
| Playing Hand | Right-handed |
| Date of Birth | 16 June 2003 |
| Place of Birth | Kedah |
Cheng Su Hui, born on June 16, 2003, in Kedah, Malaysia, has established herself as a promising right-handed badminton player competing in Women’s Doubles across global, regional, and national arenas. Her steady development on the circuit remains a frequent highlight in badminton news Malaysia.
Junior Career Achievements
Her international milestones began taking shape during her junior career, highlighted by landmark title victories on the international age-group circuit. In 2019, she captured the Gold medal – first place in Girls’ doubles at the 2019 Bangladesh Junior International Series alongside her twin sister Cheng Su Yin. Demonstrating strong net play, tactical agility, and disciplined court coverage from a young age, she firmly established herself as one of the country’s bright doubles prospects before transitioning into senior ranks.
National & Regional Honors
Transitioning into higher tier competition, Cheng Su Hui established herself as a vital pillar among Malaysia’s emerging doubles talents. At the domestic level, she captured a Gold medal – first place in Girls’ doubles at the National U18 Championships, followed by a Bronze medal – third place finish in Women’s doubles at the 2024 Sarawak SUKMA Games. In major domestic tournaments and state team selections, she has consistently displayed tactical flexibility and strong defensive resilience representing Kedah and the national setup.
BWF Circuit & International Stage
On the professional BWF circuit and international stage, she has continued to build her profile regularly reported on SmashNews88, the go-to portal for badminton news. Competing across BWF International Challenge / Series events and BWF World Tour stops, she continues to gain valuable senior match experience in events like the Malaysia Super 100. Furthermore, she aims to contend regularly across Super 100, Super 300 tier, and Super 500 level events on the global circuit.