Badminton Sudirman Cup Past winners List, All-time past champion teams, history since 1989.
Chinese badminton national team has RECORD Won the most titles of Total BWF Sudirman Cup with 12 times. ...
China defeats Japan Clinched the Sudirman Cup 2021 title.
The Most recent 2021 Sudirman Cup champions Teams is China...
China beat Japan,, They Leads in Three disciplines in men's doubles, men's singles & Women's Doubles to clinch the title EXCEPT the women's singles.
Shi Yuqi stunned world champion Kento Momota as hosts China whitewashed Japan for an 12th Sudirman Cup title, as they reached 14th straight Final on Sunday Since 1995.
There is No prize money in Sudirman Cup; players play for their respective countries and to earn BWF World Ranking points and national prestige.
Here is full detail of All-Time winnings-Champion teams of Badminton Sudirman Cup Final results-score since 1989-2021...
Year - Host Champion- Final score - Runner-up
1989 – Jakarta (Indonesia) – Indonesia 3-2 Korea
1991 – Copenhagen (Denmark) – Korea 3-2 Indonesia
1993 – Birmingham (England) – Korea 3-2 Indonesia
1995 – Lausanne (Switzerland) – China 3-1 Indonesia
1997 – Glasgow (Scotland) – China 5-0 Korea
1999 – Copenhagen (Denmark) – China 3-1 Denmark
2001 – Seville (Spain) – China 3-1 Indonesia
2003 – Eindhoven (Netherlands) – Korea 3-1 China
2005 – Beijing (China) – China 3-0 Indonesia
2007 – Glasgow (Scotland) – China 3-0 Indonesia
2009 – Guangzhou (China) – China 3-0 Korea
2011 – Qingdao (China) – China 3-0 Denmark
2013 – Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) – China 3-0 Korea
2015 – Dongguan (China) – China 3-0 Japan
2017 – Gold Coast (Australia) – South Korea 3-2 China
2019 - Nanning ( China ) - China 3 - 0 Japan.....
2021 – Vantaa (Finland) __ China 3 - 1 Japan...
2023 – New Delhi, India
2025 – China
Shi Yuqi stunned world champion Kento Momota as hosts China whitewashed Japan for an 12th Sudirman Cup title, as they reached 14th straight Final on Sunday Since 1995.
Sudirman Cup History & Stats-Records...
- The Sudirman Cup is a International Mixed team Badminton championship held in every 2 years organized by International Badminton Federation ( BWF ).
- It has included 5 matches Men - women singles, Men - Women Doubles, Mixed Doubles...
- The Sudirman Cup is named after the Great player & founder of Indonesia Badminton Federation " Dick Sudirman ".
- The first Sudirman Cup/championship was held in 1989 at Indonesia (Jakarta), first winning team is Indonesia who defeats Korea in the final...
- China is the most successful team who have won the most BWF Sudirman cup championship titles with 11th times, followed by Korea have won the title 4 times, and Indonesia won 1 time...
- The highest-top winning margin by China against Korea in the 1997 final score 5-0.
- There is NO Prize Money given to the winning team of Sudirman cup they just earn BWF Ranking points & national prestigious...
- PREVIOUSLY: Shi Yuqi stunned world champion Kento Momota as hosts China whitewashed Japan for an 11th Sudirman Cup title on 13th straight Final in Total BWF Sudirman cup 2019 Final, results 3-0...
- 2023 Total BWF badminton Sudirman cup will take place in Suzhou, China......
There is No prize money in Sudirman Cup; players play for their respective countries and to earn BWF World Ranking points and national prestige.
Badminton Sudirman Cup past winners list-champion teams, history since 1989-2021.
Here is full detail of All-Time winnings-Champion teams of Badminton Sudirman Cup Final results-score since 1989-2021...
Year - Host Champion- Final score - Runner-up
1989 – Jakarta (Indonesia) – Indonesia 3-2 Korea
1991 – Copenhagen (Denmark) – Korea 3-2 Indonesia
1993 – Birmingham (England) – Korea 3-2 Indonesia
1995 – Lausanne (Switzerland) – China 3-1 Indonesia
1997 – Glasgow (Scotland) – China 5-0 Korea
1999 – Copenhagen (Denmark) – China 3-1 Denmark
2001 – Seville (Spain) – China 3-1 Indonesia
2003 – Eindhoven (Netherlands) – Korea 3-1 China
2005 – Beijing (China) – China 3-0 Indonesia
2007 – Glasgow (Scotland) – China 3-0 Indonesia
2009 – Guangzhou (China) – China 3-0 Korea
2011 – Qingdao (China) – China 3-0 Denmark
2013 – Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) – China 3-0 Korea
2015 – Dongguan (China) – China 3-0 Japan
2017 – Gold Coast (Australia) – South Korea 3-2 China
2019 - Nanning ( China ) - China 3 - 0 Japan.....
2021 – Vantaa (Finland) __ China 3 - 1 Japan...
2023 – New Delhi, India
2025 – China
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