1989 Sudirman Cup

Badminton tournament
1989 Sudirman Cup
Tournament details
Dates24–29 May
Edition1st
LevelInternational
VenueIstora Senayan
LocationJakarta, Indonesia
1991 Copenhagen →

The 1989 Sudirman Cup was the first tournament of the World Mixed Team Badminton Championships, the Sudirman Cup. It was held from May 24 to May 29, 1989, in Central Jakarta, Indonesia.

Teams

28 teams around the world took part in this tournament.[1] Geographically, they were 13 from Europe, 10 teams from Asia, two from Americas, two from Oceania and one from Africa. India and Pakistan entered the competition but ultimately did not participate.[2]

Results

[3]

Group 1

Subgroup A

Team one Team two Score
Indonesia Indonesia England England 5–0
South Korea South Korea England England 5–0
Indonesia Indonesia South Korea South Korea 4–1

Indonesia
5
25 May 1989[4][5]
England
0
1 2 3
1 Indonesia
England 		Verawaty Fajrin / Yanti Kusmiati
Gillian Clark / Gillian Gowers 		15
9 		15
11 		   
2 Indonesia
England 		Susi Susanti
Fiona Smith 		12
11 		11
0 		   
3 Indonesia
England 		Eddy Hartono / Rudy Gunawan
Martin Dew / Steve Baddeley 		15
10 		15
5 		   
4 Indonesia
England		 Icuk Sugiarto
Darren Hall 		15
12 		15
7 		   
5 Indonesia
England		 Eddy Hartono / Verawaty Fajrin
Andy Goode / Gillian Gowers 		15
8 		15
6 		   

South Korea
5
[6][7]
England
0
1 2 3
1 South Korea
England 		Sung Han-kook
Steve Butler 		15
10 		15
10 		   
2 South Korea
England 		Lee Young-suk
Helen Troke 		11
8 		11
5 		   
3 South Korea
England 		Park Joo-bong / Kim Moon-soo
Martin Dew / Steve Baddeley 		15
5 		15
11 		   
4 South Korea
England		 /
/ 		       
5 South Korea
England		 Park Joo-bong / Chung Myung-hee
Andy Goode / Gillian Gowers 		15
10 		15
6 		   

Indonesia
4
[8]
South Korea
1
1 2 3
1 Indonesia
South Korea 		Verawaty Fajrin / Yanti Kusmiati
Chung Myung-hee / Hwang Hye-young 		15
6 		11
15 		10
15 		 
2 Indonesia
South Korea 		Susi Susanti
Lee Young-suk 		3
11 		11
7 		12
11 		 
3 Indonesia
South Korea 		Eddy Hartono / Rudy Gunawan
Park Joo-bong / Lee Sang-bok 		15
12 		15
8 		   
4 Indonesia
South Korea		 Icuk Sugiarto
Lee Kwang-jin 		15
11 		15
1 		   
5 Indonesia
South Korea		 Aryono Miranat / Minarti Timur
Park Joo-bong / Chung Myung-hee 		15
9 		15
2 		   

Subgroup B

Team one Team two Score
China China Sweden Sweden 4–1
China China Denmark Denmark 5–0
Denmark Denmark Sweden Sweden 3–2

China
4
25 May 1989[4][5]
Sweden
1
1 2 3
1 China
Sweden 		Jiang Guoliang / Nong Qunhua
Jens Olsson / Maria Bengtsson 		15
5 		16
18 		2
15 		 
2 China
Sweden 		Yang Yang
Jonas Herrgårdh 		15
5 		15
3 		   
3 China
Sweden 		Han Aiping
Christine Magnusson 		11
4 		11
0 		   
4 China
Sweden		 Li Yongbo / Tian Bingyi
Jan-Eric Antonsson / Pär-Gunnar Jönsson 		15
7 		15
11 		   
5 China
Sweden		 Sun Xiaoqing / Zhou Lei
Catrine Bengtsson / Maria Bengtsson 		16
18 		15
6 		18
16 		 

China
5
26 May 1989[9]
Denmark
0
1 2 3
1 China
Denmark 		Xiong Guobao
Jens Peter Nierhoff 		15
11 		15
4 		   
2 China
Denmark 		Tang Jiuhong
Kirsten Larsen 		11
4 		11
0 		   
3 China
Denmark 		Li Yongbo / Zheng Yumin
Mark Christiansen / Michael Kjeldsen 		15
13 		15
9 		   
4 China
Denmark		 Lin Ying / Guan Weizhen
Dorte Kjær / Lotte Olsen 		15
2 		15
5 		   
5 China
Denmark		 Wang Pengren / Shi Fangjing
Jesper Knudsen / Nettie Nielsen 		15
8 		15
11 		   

Denmark
3
27 May 1989[8][9]
Sweden
2
1 2 3
1 Denmark
Sweden 		Dorte Kjær / Nettie Nielsen
Maria Bengtsson / Christine Magnusson 		6
15 		15
11 		15
11 		 
2 Denmark
Sweden 		Morten Frost
Jonas Herrgårdh 		15
1 		15
4 		   
3 Denmark
Sweden 		Mark Christiansen / Michael Kjeldsen
Jan-Eric Antonsson / Pär-Gunnar Jönsson 		9
15 		15
11 		15
9 		 
4 Denmark
Sweden		 Kirsten Larsen
Christine Magnusson 		10
11 		7
11 		   
5 Denmark
Sweden		 Morten Frost / Dorte Kjær
Jan-Eric Antonsson / Maria Bengtsson 		8
15 		11
15 		   

Relegation play-off

Team one Team two Score
Sweden Sweden England England 5-0

Semi-finals


Indonesia
5
28 May 1989[10][9]
Denmark
0
1 2 3
1 Indonesia
Denmark 		Eddy Hartono / Rudy Gunawan
Jan Paulsen / Henrik Svarrer 		15
2 		15
13 		   
2 Indonesia
Denmark 		Verawaty Fajrin / Yanti Kusmiati
Dorte Kjær / Lotte Olsen 		15
11 		15
4 		   
3 Indonesia
Denmark 		Eddy Kurniawan
Poul-Erik Høyer Larsen 		15
9 		15
10 		   
4 Indonesia
Denmark		 Susi Susanti
Pernille Nedergaard 		11
6 		11
2 		   
5 Indonesia
Denmark		 Eddy Hartono / Verawaty Fajrin
Jesper Knudsen / Nettie Nielsen 		15
3 		15
1 		   

South Korea
3
28 May 1989[11]
China
2
1 2 3
1 South Korea
China 		Park Joo-bong / Chung Myung-hee
Wang Pengren / Shi Fangjing 		15
8 		15
2 		   
2 South Korea
China 		Lee Young-suk
Han Aiping 		12
9 		5
11 		0
11 		 
3 South Korea
China 		Ahn Jae-chang
Yang Yang 		5
15 		7
15 		   
4 South Korea
China		 Chung So-young / Hwang Hye-young
Lin Ying / Guan Weizhen 		15
8 		15
12 		   
5 South Korea
China		 Park Joo-bong / Kim Moon-soo
Li Yongbo / Chen Kang 		15
7 		15
11 		   

Final


Indonesia
3 		Jakarta, Indonesia
28 May 1989[12]
South Korea
2
1 2 3
1 Indonesia
South Korea 		Eddy Hartono / Rudy Gunawan
Park Joo Bong / Kim Moon-soo 		9
15 		15
8 		13
15 		 
2 Indonesia
South Korea 		Verawaty Fajrin / Yanti Kusmiati
Hwang Hye-young / Chung So-young 		12
15 		6
15 		   
3 Indonesia
South Korea 		Susi Susanti
Lee Young-suk 		10
12 		12
10 		11
0 		 
4 Indonesia
South Korea		 Eddy Kurniawan
Sung Han-kook 		15
4 		15
3 		   
5 Indonesia
South Korea		 Eddy Hartono / Verawaty Fajrin
Park Joo Bong / Chung So-young 		18
13 		15
3 		   


1989 Sudirman Cup Champions

Indonesia
First title

Group 2

Team one Team two Score
Japan Japan Netherlands Netherlands 3-2
Japan Japan Soviet Union Soviet Union 5-0
Japan Japan Malaysia Malaysia 3-2
Netherlands Netherlands Malaysia Malaysia 4-1
Netherlands Netherlands Soviet Union Soviet Union 3-2
Malaysia Malaysia Soviet Union Soviet Union 3-2

Group 3

Team one Team two Score
Chinese Taipei Chinese Taipei Thailand Thailand 3-2
Chinese Taipei Chinese Taipei Canada Canada 3-2
Chinese Taipei Chinese Taipei Hong Kong Hong Kong 3-2
Thailand Thailand Canada Canada 3-2
Thailand Thailand Hong Kong Hong Kong 4-1
Canada Canada Hong Kong Hong Kong 4-1

Group 4

Team one Team two Score
Scotland Scotland Australia Australia 4-1
Scotland Scotland West Germany West Germany 3-2
Scotland Scotland Poland Poland 3-2
Australia Australia West Germany West Germany 3-2
Australia Australia Poland Poland 3-2
West Germany West Germany Poland Poland 3-2

Group 5

Team one Team two Score
New Zealand New Zealand Finland Finland 4-1
New Zealand New Zealand United States United States 5-0
New Zealand New Zealand Austria Austria 5-0
Finland Finland United States United States 5-0
Finland Finland Austria Austria 4-1
United States United States Austria Austria 5-0

Group 6

Team one Team two Score
Norway Norway Sri Lanka Sri Lanka 4-1
Norway Norway Nepal Nepal 5-0
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Nepal Nepal 5-0

Group 7

Team one Team two Score
Bulgaria Bulgaria France France 3-2
Bulgaria Bulgaria Mauritius Mauritius 5-0
France France Mauritius Mauritius 5-0

Final classification

Group 1
Pos Country
1  Indonesia
2  South Korea
3  China
3  Denmark
5  Sweden
6  England
Group 2
Pos Country
7 Japan Japan
8 Netherlands Netherlands
9 Malaysia Malaysia
10 Soviet Union Soviet Union
Group 3
Pos Country
11 Chinese Taipei Chinese Taipei
12 Thailand Thailand
13 Canada Canada
14 Hong Kong Hong Kong


Group 4
Pos Country
15 Scotland Scotland
16 Australia Australia
17 West Germany West Germany
18 Poland Poland
Group 5
Pos Country
19 New Zealand New Zealand
20 Finland Finland
21 United States United States
22 Austria Austria
Group 6
Pos Country
23 Norway Norway
24 Sri Lanka Sri Lanka
25 Nepal Nepal
Group 7
Pos Country
26 Bulgaria Bulgaria
27 France France
28 Mauritius Mauritius
  Promoted to higher group
  Relegated to lower group

References

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