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Archiv SudirmanCup

Nachfolgende "Relikte" bieten dem interessierten Badminton-Fan denke ich einen interessanten Fundus an Daten und Fakten. Quellen sind vor allem das Archiv der IFB/Worldbadminton. Während bis zum 6. Cup vornehmlich die Ergebnisse vorhanden sind, habe ich ab dem 7. Cup auch Tagesaktualitäten (die vom Server der IFB wohl bald wieder verschwinden werden) sowie die Detailergebnisse der Top-Gruppe und des österreichischen, deutschen und schweizerischen Teams "für die Nachwelt gesichert".

Teil A: Ergebnislisten/Rankings aller Spiele des SudirmanCups seit 1989

Teil B: Tagesaktualitäten, Teilnehmerlisten, Zeitpläne, Fotos etc.

Teil A: Ergebnislisten/Rankings aller Spiele des SudirmanCups seit 1989

9. SudirmanCup 2005 Peking, China

8. SudirmanCup 2003 Eindhoven, Holland

7. SudirmanCup 2001 Sevilla, Spanien
28 May - 10 June 2001
San Pablo Sport Stadion, Sevilla, Spanien

Abschlusstabelle

1. China 2. Indonesia 3. Korea & Danmark 5. England 6. Sverige (-) 7. Thailand
8. Japan 9. Netherlands 10. Germany 11. Malaysia 12. Chinese Taipei 13. Ukraine
14. Scotland (-) 15. Hong Kong 16. Canada 17. India 18. Russia 19. Finland 20. Wales
21. Austria 22. Norway (-) 23. Singapore 24. USA 25. New Zealand 26. Bulgaria
27. Poland 28. France 29. Switzerland 30. Iceland (-) 31. Spain 32. Chech Republic
33. Belarus 34. Belgium 35. Slovenia 36. Portugal 37. Peru 38. Israel (-)
39. South Africa 40. Sri Lanka 41. Kazakstan 42. Slovenia 43. Estonia 44. Cyprus
45. Lithuania 46. Brazil (-) 47. Italy 48. Luxembourg 49. Greece 50. Mexico
51. Greenland 52. Morocco 53. IBF Team

(-) Means relegation. The country below is promoted for the next Sudirman Cup
Quelle: Dille Sport (Dänemark)

6. Sudirman Cup 1999 Kopenhagen, Dänemark

SIXTH CONTEST 1999

(Copenhagen, Denmark)

Group 1

Sub-group A Denmark beat Korea 3-2, Denmark beat Sweden 5-0

Korea beat Sweden 4-1

Sub-group B China beat Malaysia 4-1, China beat Indonesia 3-2,

Indonesia beat Malaysia 4-1

5/6 place play-off Sweden beat Malaysia 4-1

Semi-Finals China beat Korea 3-2

Denmark beat Indonesia 3-2

FINAL China beat Denmark 3-1

Group 2

Sub-group A England beat Russia 5-0; England beat Scotland 5-0; England beat Netherlands 5-0

Netherlands beat Scotland 5-0; Netherlands beat Russia 4-1

Scotland beat Russia 3-2

Sub-group B Japan beat Germany 3-2; Japan beat Chinese Taipei 4-1;

Germany beat Thailand 3-2; Germany beat Chinese Taipei 3-2

Thailand beat Chinese Taipei 4-1, Thailand beat Japan 3-2

Play-offs England beat Thailand 3-2

Netherlands beat Japan 3-2

Germany beat Scotland 5-0

Chinese Taipei beat Russia 5-0

Group 3

Sub-group A Finland beat Canada 3-2; Finland beat Austria 3-2

India beat Austria 4-1; India beat Finland 5-0

Canada beat Austria 3-2, Canada beat India 3-2

Sub-group B Ukraine beat Hong Kong 3-2; Ukraine beat Australia 4-1; Ukraine beat Norway 4-1

Hong Kong beat Norway 5-0; Hong Kong beat Australia 3-2

Australia beat Norway 5-0

Play-offs Austria beat Norway 3-2

Australia beat Finland 4-1

Ukraine beat India 4-1

Hong Kong beat Canada 4-1

Group 4

Sub-group A USA beat Iceland 3-2; USA beat Czech Republic 4-1

Iceland beat Czech Republic 5-0; Iceland beat Switzerland 3-2

Switzerland beat USA 3-2; Switzerland beat Czech Republic 4-1

Sub-group B Wales beat Belarus 5-0; Wales beat Bulgaria 4-1; Wales beat Poland 4-1

Bulgaria beat Poland 3-2; Bulgaria beat Belarus 3-2

Poland beat Belarus 3-2

Play-offs Bulgaria beat Switzerland 4-1

Poland beat USA 5-0

Belarus beat Czech Republic 4-1

Wales beat Iceland 5-0

Group 5

Sub-group A France beat Kazakhstan 4-1; France beat Israel 5-0; France beat Peru 5-0

Peru beat Israel 4-1; Peru beat Kazakhstan 3-2

Israel beat Kazakhstan 3-2

Sub-group B Belgium beat Portugal 4-1; Belgium beat Spain 4-1; Belgium beat Sri Lanka 4-1

Spain beat Sri Lanka 3-2; Spain beat Portugal 3-2

Portugal beat Sri Lanka 3-2

Play-offs Portugal beat Israel 4-1

Sri Lanka beat Kazakhstan 3-2

Spain beat Peru 3-2

France beat Belgium 4-1

Group 6

Sub-group A South Africa beat Mexico 5-0; South Africa beat Lithuania 4-1; South Africa beat Slovakia 3-2

Slovakia beat Lithuania 3-2; Slovakia beat Mexico 3-2

Lithuania beat Mexico 5-0

Sub-group B Mauritius beat Brazil 4-1; Mauritius beat Luxembourg 5-0; Mauritius beat Cyprus 4-1

Brazil beat Cyprus 3-2; Brazil beat Luxembourg 4-1

Cyprus beat Luxembourg 4-1

Sub-group C Estonia beat Latvia 3-2, Estonia beat Argentina 5-0; Estonia beat Nigeria 3-2

Nigeria beat Argentina 5-0; Nigeria beat Latvia 3-2

Latvia beat Argentina 5-0

Play-offs Slovakia beat Brazil 5-0

Mexico beat Luxembourg 5-0

Mauritius beat South Africa 3-2

Lithuania beat Cyprus 3-2

Zambia entered but did not play

Final Ranking order of the 1999 Contest


1	China	14	Russia	27	Poland	40	South Africa
2	Denmark	15	Ukraine	28	USA	41	Slovakia
3=	Indonesia	16	India	29	Belarus	42	Brazil
3=	Korea	17	Hong Kong	30	Czech Republic	43	Lithuania
5	Sweden	18	Canada	31	France	44	Cyprus
6	Malaysia	19	Australia	32	Belgium	45	Mexico
7	England	20	Finland	33	Spain	46	Luxembourg
8	Thailand	21	Austria	34	Peru	47	Estonia
9	Netherlands	22	Norway	35	Portugal	48	Nigeria
10	Japan	23	Wales	36	Israel	49	Latvia
11	Germany	24	Iceland	37	Sri Lanka	50	Argentina
12	Scotland	25	Bulgaria	38	Kazakhstan
13	Chinese Taipei	26	Switzerland	39	Mauritius

Quelle: Worldbadminton (IBF)

5. SudirmanCup 1997 Glasgow Schottland

(Glasgow)
Group 1
Sub-group A - China beat England 5-0; beat Korea 3-2
Korea beat England 4-1
Sub-group B - Denmark beat Sweden 4-1; beat Indonesia 3-2
Indonesia beat Sweden 5-0

5/6 PLACE PLAY-OFF
Sweden beat England 4-1

SEMI-FINALS
Korea beat Denmark 3-2
China beat Indonesia 3-2

FINAL
China beat Korea 5-0

Group 2
Sub-group A Germany beat Thailand 3-2; beat Japan 3-2; beat Chinese-Taipei 3-2
Chinese-Taipei beat Japan 3-2; beat Thailand 3-2
Japan beat Thailand 3-2
Sub-group B
Malaysia beat Canada 4-1; beat Russia 3-2; beat Netherlands 3-2
Netherlands beat Russia 3-2; beat Canada 5-0
Russia beat Canada 3-2
Play-offs Malaysia beat Germany 3-2
Chinese-Taipei beat Netherlands 3-2
Russia beat Japan 3-2
Thailand beat Canada 3-2

Group 3
Sub-group A Australia beat Finland 5-0; beat Austria 4-1; beat Hong Kong 3-2
Hong Kong beat Austria 5-0; beat Finland 5-0
Finland beat Austria 3-2
Sub-group B Scotland beat New Zealand 3-2; beat Norway 5-0; beat India 3-2
New Zealand beat India 5-0; beat Norway 4-1
India beat Norway 4-1
Play-offs Scotland beat Australia 3-2
Hong Kong beat New Zealand 3-2
India beat Finland 4-1
Norway beat Austria 4-1

Group 4
Sub-group A USA beat Iceland 4-1; beat Bulgaria 5-0; beat Poland 3-2
Poland beat Bulgaria 5-0; beat Iceland 4-1
Iceland beat Bulgaria 3-2
Sub-group B Ukraine beat Wales 3-2; beat Czech Republic 5-0; beat Switzerland 5-0
Wales beat Czech Republic 4-1; beat Switzerland 5-0
Switzerland beat Czech Republic 3-2
Play-offs Ukraine beat USA 4-1
Poland beat Wales 3-2
Iceland beat Switzerland 3-2
Bulgaria beat Czech Republic 3-2

Group 5
Sub-group A Belarus beat Belgium 5-0; beat France 4-1; beat Portugal 5-0
France beat Portugal 3-2; beat Belgium 5-0
Portugal beat Belgium 4-1
Sub-group B Ireland beat Kazakhstan 4-1; beat Spain 4-1; beat Peru 4-1
Spain beat Peru 4-1; beat Kazakhstan 5-0
Peru beat Kazakhstan 3-2
Play-offs Belarus beat Ireland 4-1
France beat Spain 4-1
Portugal beat Peru 3-2
Kazakhstan beat Belgium 4-1

Group 6
Sub-group A Sri Lanka beat Guatemala 4-1; beat Pakistan 4-1; beat Slovenia 4-1
Slovenia beat Pakistan 3-2; beat Guatemala 3-2
Pakistan beat Guatemala 3-2
Sub-group B Israel beat Jamaica 3-2; beat South Africa 3-2
South Africa beat Mauritius 4-1; beat Jamaica 4-1
Jamaica beat Mauritius 3-2
Mauritius beat Israel 3-2
Play-offs Sri Lanka beat Israel 3-2
Slovenia beat South Africa 3-2
Jamaica beat Pakistan 3-2
Mauritius beat Guatemala 3-2

Group 7
Sub-group A Cyprus beat Luxembourg 3-2; beat Malta 4-1; beat Mexico 5-0
Mexico beat Malta 4-1; beat Luxembourg 4-1
Malta beat Luxembourg 3-2
Sub-group B Italy beat Slovakia 4-1; beat Brazil 5-0; beat Argentina 5-0
Slovakia beat Argentina 5-0; beat Brazil 5-0
Brazil beat Argentina 5-0
Play-offs Italy beat Cyprus 5-0
Slovakia beat Mexico 4-1
Brazil beat Malta 3-2
Luxembourg beat Argentina 4-1

Group 8
Lithuania beat Chile 5-0; beat Armenia 5-0; beat Estonia 3-2; beat Greece 4-1
Estonia beat Armenia 5-0; beat Greece 5-0; beat Chile 5-0
Armenia beat Greece 3-2; beat Chile 5-0
Greece beat Chile 5-0
Nigeria, Morocco, Turkmenistan, Uganda and Zambia entered but did not play

FINAL RANKING ORDER
OF 1997 CONTEST:

1. China	2. Korea	3. Denmark	3. Indonesia	5. Sweden
6. England	7. Malaysia	8. Germany	9. Chinese-Taipei	10. Netherlands
11. Russia	12. Japan	13. Thailand	14. Canada	15. Scotland
16. Australia	17. Hong Kong	18. New Zealand	19. India	20. Finland
21. Norway	22. Austria	23. Ukraine	24. USA	25. Poland
26. Wales	27. Iceland	28. Switzerland	29. Bulgaria	30. Czech Republic
31. Belarus	32. Ireland	33. France	34. Spain	35. Portugal
36. Peru	37. Kazakhstan	38. Belgium	39. Sri Lanka	40. Israel
41. Slovenia	42. South Africa	43. Jamaica	44. Pakistan	45. Mauritius
46. Guatemala	47. Italy	48. Cyprus	49. Slovakia	50. Mexico
51. Brazil	52. Malta	53. Luxembourg	54. Argentina	55. Lithuania
56. Estonia	57. Armenia	58. Greece	59. Chile

Note: The ranking order for the next competition, in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1999,
will be determined from the above. [Sudirman Cup Regulation 5].

Quelle: IBF

4. SudirmanCup 1995 Lausanne Schweiz

(Lausanne)
Group 1
Sub-group A - China beat Korea 3-2; beat England 4-1
Korea beat England 4-1
Sub-Group B - Indonesia beat Denmark 3-2; beat Thailand 5-0
Denmark beat Thailand 4-1

5/6 PLACE PLAY-OFF
England beat Thailand 3-2

SEMI-FINALS
Indonesia beat Korea (holder) 4-1
China beat Denmark 4-1

FINAL
CHINA beat Indonesia 3-1 (last match not played)

Group 2
Sweden beat Netherlands 5-0; beat Japan 4-1; beat Russia 3-2
Netherlands beat Japan 4-1; beat Russia 3-2
Russia beat Japan 4-1

Group 3
Chinese-Taipei beat Canada 3-2; beat Scotland 3-2; beat Germany 3-2
Canada beat Scotland 4-1; beat Germany 3-2
Germany beat Scotland 4-1

Group 4
Australia beat New Zealand 3-2; beat Hong Kong 4-1; beat Austria 4-1
New Zealand beat Hong Kong 3-2; beat Austria 5-0
Hong Kong beat Austria 4-1

Group 5
Norway beat India 3-2; beat Finland 3-2; beat Czech Rep 4-1
India beat Finland 4-1; beat Czech Rep 4-1
Finland beat Czech Rep 3-2

Group 6
Poland beat Iceland 5-0; beat USA 4-1; beat Switzerland 3-2
Switzerland beat Iceland 4-1
USA beat Switzerland 3-2
Iceland beat USA 3-2

Group 7
Ukraine beat Ireland 4-1; beat Bulgaria 4-1; beat Wales 3-2
Wales beat Ireland 4-1; beat Bulgaria 3-2
Bulgaria beat Ireland 4-1

Group 8
France beat Kazakhstan 4-1; beat Hungary 4-1; beat Belgium 3-2
Kazakhstan beat Hungary 4-1; beat Belgium 3-2
Belgiuim beat Hungary 3-2

Group 9
Belarus beat Peru 5-0; beat Pakistan 5-0; beat Spain 5-0; beat Portugal 4-1
Spain beat Peru 4-1; beat Pakistan 4-1; beat Portugal 3-2
Peru beat Pakistan 3-2; beat Portugal 3-2
Portugal beat Pakistan 5-0

Group 10
Mauritius beat Slovenia 3-2; beat Cyprus 5-0; beat Italy 5-0; beat Israel 3-2
Israel beat Slovenia 3-2; beat Cyprus 5-0; beat Italy 5-0; beat Israel 3-2
Slovenia beat Cyprus 5-0; beat Italy 4-1
Cyprus beat Italy 3-2

Group 11
Slovakia beat Morocco 5-0; beat Malta 4-1; beat Argentina 4-1; beat Brazil 5-0
Malta beat Morocco 5-0; beat Argentina 4-1; beat Brazil 3-2
Brazil beat Morocco 5-0; beat Argentina 4-1
Argentina beat Morocco 5-0

FINAL RANKING ORDER
OF 1995 CONTEST:

1. China	2. Indonesia	3. Korea	4. Denmark	5. England	6. Thailand	7. Sweden
8. Netherlands	9. Russia	10. Japan	11. Chinese-Taipei	12. Canada	13. Germany	14. Scotland
15. Australia	16. New Zealand	17. Hong Kong	18. Austria	19. Norway	20. India	21. Finland
22. Czech Rep	23. Poland	24. Switzerland	25. USA	26. Iceland	27. Ukraine	28. Wales
29. Bulgaria	30. Ireland	31. France	32. Kazakhstan	33. Belgium	34. Hungary	35. Belarus
36. Spain	37. Peru	38. Portugal	39. Pakistan	40. Mauritius	41. Israel	42. Slovenia
43. Cyprus	44. Italy	45. Slovakia	46. Malta	47. Brazil	48. Argentina	49. Morocco

Quelle: IBF

3. SudirmanCup 1993 Birmingham England

(Birmingham)
Group 1
Sub-group A - Korea beat China 4-1; beat Sweden 3-2
China beat Sweden 5-0
Sub-group B - Indonesia beat Denmark 3-2; beat England 5-0
Denmark beat England 5-0

5/6 PLACE PLAY-OFF
England beat Sweden 3-2

SEMI-FINALS
Korea beat Denmark 3-2
Indonesia beat China 3-2

FINAL
KOREA (holder) beat Indonesia 3-2

Group 2
Thailand beat Netherlands 3-2; beat Japan 3-2; beat Malaysia 3-2
Netherlands beat Malaysia 4-1; beat Japan 3-2
Japan beat Malaysia 3-2

Group 3
Russia beat Australia 4-1; beat Canada 3-2; beat Scotland 5-0
Canada beat Australia 3-2; beat Scotland 5-0
Scotland beat Australia 3-2

Group 4
Germany beat Hong Kong 4-1; beat India 3-2; beat New Zealand 3-2
New Zealand beat India 3-2; beat Hong Kong 3-2
Hong Kong beat India 4-1

Group 5
Austria beat Finland 4-1; beat Poland 3-2; beat Norway 3-2
Norway beat Finland 3-2; beat Poland 4-1
Finland beat Poland 3-2

Group 6
Czech Rep beat Iceland 5-0; beat Ireland 4-1; beat USA 3-2
Iceland beat Ireland 3-2; beat USA 4-1
USA beat Ireland 3-2

Group 7
Switzerland beat Bulgaria 4-1; beat France 4-1; beat Wales 3-2
Bulgaria beat France 3-2; beat Wales 3-2
Wales beat France 4-1

Group 8
Ukraine beat Belgium 5-0; beat Hungary 4-1; beat Kazakhstan 3-2; beat Pakistan 5-0
Kazakhstan beat Belgium 5-0; beat Hungary 5-0; beat Pakistan 4-1
Hungary beat Belgium 3-2; beat Pakistan 4-1
Belgium beat Pakistan 4-1

Group 9
Peru beat Cyprus 5-0; beat Israel 3-2; beat Malta 5-0; beat Slovenia 5-0 Slovenia beat Cyprus 5-0; beat Israel 3-2; beat Malta 4-1
Cyprus beat Israel 3-2; beat Malta 3-2
Israel beat Malta 3-2
Nigeria and Spain entered but did not participate

FINAL RANKING ORDER
OF 1993 CONTEST:

1. Korea	2. Indonesia	3. China	4. Denmark
5. England	6. Sweden	7. Thailand	8. Netherlands
9. Japan	10. Malaysia	11. Russia	12. Canada
13. Scotland	14. Australia	15. Germany	16. New Zealand
17. Hong Kong	18. India	19. Austria	20. Norway
21. Finland	22. Poland	23. Czech Rep	24. Iceland
25. USA	26. Ireland	27. Switzerland	28. Bulgaria
29. Wales	30. France	31. Ukraine	32. Kazakhstan
33. Hungary	34. Belgium	35. Pakistan	36. Peru
37. Slovenia	38. Cyprus	39. Israel	40. Malta

Quelle: IBF

2. SudirmanCup 1991 Kopenhagen Dänemark

(Copenhagen)
Group 1
Sub-group A - Indonesia beat China 3-2; beat Sweden 4-1
China beat Sweden 3-2
Sub-group B - Korea beat Denmark 4-1; beat Japan 5-0
Denmark beat Japan 4-1

5/6 PLACE PLAY-OFF
Sweden beat Japan 4-1

SEMI-FINALS
Indonesia beat Denmark 3-2
Korea beat China 3-2

FINAL
KOREA beat Indonesia (holder) 3-2

Group 2
England beat Netherlands 5-0; beat Malaysia 3-2; beat Chinese-Taipei 5-0
Netherlands beat Malaysia 3-2; beat Chinese-Taipei 3-2
Malaysia beat Chinese-Taipei 4-1

Group 3
Thailand beat USSR 4-1; beat Scotland 4-1; beat Canada 3-2
USSR beat Canada 3-2; beat Scotland 4-1
Scotland beat Canada 3-2

Group 4
Australia beat Germany 3-2; beat New Zealand 4-1; beat Hong Kong 3-2
Germany beat New Zealand 3-2; beat Hong Kong 3-2
New Zealand beat Hong Kong 3-2

Group 5
India beat Poland 4-1; beat Finland 4-1; beat USA 3-2
Poland beat Finland 4-1
Finland beat USA 5-0
USA beat Poland 3-2

Group 6
Norway beat Ireland 3-2; beat Iceland 4-1; beat Bulgaria 3-2
Ireland beat Iceland 3-2; beat Bulgaria 5-0
Iceland beat Bulgaria 5-0

Group 7
Czechoslovakia beat Switzerland 4-1; beat France 3-2; beat Mexico 3-2
Switzerland beat France 5-0; beat Mexico 3-2
France beat Mexico 3-2

Group 8
DPR Korea beat Spain 4-1; beat Mauritius 4-1; beat Italy 5-0; beat Malta 5-0
Spain beat Mauritius 4-1; beat Italy 4-1; beat Malta 5-0
Mauritius beat Italy 4-1; beat Malta 5-0
Italy beat Malta 4-1
Nigeria and Pakistan entered, but did not participate

FINAL RANKING ORDER
OF 1991 CONTEST:

1. Korea	2. Indonesia	3. Denmark	4. China	5. Sweden
6. Japan	7. England	8. Netherlands	9. Malaysia	10. Chinese-Taipei
11. Thailand	12. USSR	13. Scotland	14. Canada	15. Australia
16. Germany	17. New Zealand	18. Hong Kong	19. India	20. Poland
21. Finland	22. USA	23. Norway	24. Ireland	25. Iceland
26. Bulgaria	27. Czechoslovakia	28. Switzerland	29. France	30. Mexico
31. DPR Korea	32. Spain	33. Mauritius	34. Italy	35. Malta

Quelle: IBF

1. SudirmanCup Jakarta Indonesien 1989

(Jakarta)
Group 1
Sub-group A - Indonesia beat Korea 4-1; beat England 5-0
Korea beat England 5-0
Sub-group B - China beat Denmark 5-0; beat Sweden 4-1
Denmark beat Sweden 3-2

5/6 PLACE PLAY-OFF
Sweden beat England 5-0

SEMI-FINALS
Indonesia beat Denmark 5-0
Korea beat China 3-2

FINAL
INDONESIA beat Korea 3-2

Group 2
Japan beat Netherlands 3-2; beat USSR 5-0; beat Malaysia 3-2
Netherlands beat USSR 4-1; beat Malaysia 3-2
Malaysia beat USSR 3-2

Group 3Chinese-Taipei beat Thailand 3-2; beat Canada 3-2; beat Hong Kong 3-2
Thailand beat Canada 3-2; beat Hong Kong 4-1
Canada beat Hong Kong 4-1

Group 4
Scotland beat FR Germany 3-2; beat Australia 4-1; beat Poland 4-1
Australia beat FR Germany 3-2; beat Poland 3-2
FR Germany beat Poland 3-2

Group 5
New Zealand beat USA 5-0; beat Finland 4-1; beat Austria 5-0
Finland beat USA 5-0; beat Austria 4-1
USA beat Austria 5-0

Group 6
Norway beat Sri Lanka 4-1; beat Nepal 5-0
Sri Lanka beat Nepal 5-0

Group 7
Bulgaria beat France 3-2; beat Mauritius 5-0
France beat Mauritius 5-0
India and Pakistan entered but did not participate

FINAL RANKING ORDER
OF 1989 CONTEST:

1. Indonesia	2 . Korea	3. China	4. Denmark
5. Sweden	6. England	7. Japan	8. Netherlands
9. Malaysia	10. USSR	11. Chinese-Taipei	12. Thailand
13. Canada	14. Hong Kong	15. Scotland	16. Australia
17. FR Germany	18. Poland	19. New Zealand	20. Finland
21. USA	22. Austria	23. Norway	24. Sri Lanka
25. Nepal	26. Bulgaria	27. France	28. Mauritius

Quelle: IBF

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# Universität Salzburg, Österreich http://www2.sbg.ac.at/populorum/badminton/index.htm

Archiv SudirmanCup

Teil A: Ergebnislisten/Rankings aller Spiele des SudirmanCups seit 1989

Teil B: Tagesaktualitäten, Teilnehmerlisten, Zeitpläne, Fotos etc.

Teil A: Ergebnislisten/Rankings aller Spiele des SudirmanCups seit 1989

9. SudirmanCup 2005 Peking, China

8. SudirmanCup 2003 Eindhoven, Holland

7. SudirmanCup 2001 Sevilla, Spanien 28 May - 10 June 2001 San Pablo Sport Stadion, Sevilla, Spanien

6. Sudirman Cup 1999 Kopenhagen, Dänemark

5. SudirmanCup 1997 Glasgow Schottland

4. SudirmanCup 1995 Lausanne Schweiz

3. SudirmanCup 1993 Birmingham England

2. SudirmanCup 1991 Kopenhagen Dänemark

1. SudirmanCup Jakarta Indonesien 1989

Mike´s ^Top Badminton-Info-Portal Dr. Mike A. Populorum seit 1997

7. SudirmanCup 2001 Sevilla, Spanien
28 May - 10 June 2001
San Pablo Sport Stadion, Sevilla, Spanien