1989 IBF World Championships – Women's singles

Men's singles
at the 1989 IBF World Championships
Men's singles ; at the 1989 IBF World Championships
Venue	Istora Senayan
Location	Jakarta, Indonesia
Dates	29 May – 4 June
Medalists
	← 1987 Beijing 1991 Copenhagen →

Last updated March 03, 2024

The 1989 IBF World Championships were held in Jakarta, Indonesia, in 1989. Following are the results of the women's singles.

Main stage

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	Li Lingwei
	bye					Li Lingwei	11	11
	Rhona Robertson					Rhona Robertson	8	4
	bye										Li Lingwei	11	11
	Lisa Campbell	0	12	11							Lisa Campbell	1	3
	Elinor Middlemiss	11	11	2		Lisa Campbell	12	12
	Lee Wai Leng	11	11			Lee Wai Leng	9	10
	Ulrika von Pfaler	0	2												Li Lingwei	11	11
	Fiona Smith														Minarti Timur	4	6
	bye					Fiona Smith	11	7	4
	Minarti Timur	11	11			Minarti Timur	5	11	11
	Penpanor Klangthamnium	3	3								Minarti Timur	11	11
	Harumi Kohara	w	/	o							Harumi Kohara	5	0
	Gloria Jiménez					Harumi Kohara	11	11
	Meiling Okuno	6	4			Kerstin Ubben	6	0
	Kerstin Ubben	11	11

Section 2

First round					Second round				Third round					Fourth round

	Christine Gandrup
	bye					Christine Gandrup	11	11
	Bożena Haracz					Bożena Haracz	1	2
	bye									Christine Gandrup	11	11	11
	Takako Shinki	11	11							Takako Shinki	12	0	7
	Kaushalya Dissanayake	6	1			Takako Shinki	11	11
	Tatyana Litvinenko	11	11			Tatyana Litvinenko	4	8
	Marianne Wikdal	1	2												Christine Gandrup	11	5	4
	Shi Xiaohui														Shi Xiaohui	3	11	11
	bye					Shi Xiaohui	11	11
	Doris Piché	11	11			Doris Piché	3	8
	Poh Chin Peng	8	1							Shi Xiaohui	11	11
	Monique Hoogland	11	11							Monique Hoogland	7	5
	Kwon Eun-hee	7	6			Monique Hoogland	11	11
	Anetha Stambolizska					Elodie Mansuy	2	1
	Elodie Mansuy	w	/	o

Section 3

First round					Second round				Third round				Fourth round

	Lee Young-suk
	bye					Lee Young-suk
	Kristiina Danskanen					Kristiina Danskanen	o.K.
	bye									Kristiina Danskanen	4	3
	Elena Rybkina	12	11							Elena Rybkina	11	11
	Kho Mei Hwa	11	2			Elena Rybkina	11	11
	Rosita Rios	3	12	11		Rosita Rios	0	4
	Chiu Mei Yin	11	10	8										Elena Rybkina	11	11
	Pernille Nedergaard													Pernille Nedergaard	6	1
	bye					Pernille Nedergaard	11	11
	Diana Filipova	11	11			Diana Filipova	2	2
	Kalpana Rana Shrestha	4	4							Pernille Nedergaard	11	11
	Toni Whittaker	11	11							Toni Whittaker	2	2
	Lee Yin Ling	6	2			Toni Whittaker	11	11
	Erika von Heiland	3	5			Sabine Aberer	7	1
	Sabine Aberer	11	11

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	Tang Jiuhong
	bye					Tang Jiuhong	11	11
	Feng Mei-ying	w	/	o		Feng Mei-ying	5	1
	Aiko Miyamura										Tang Jiuhong	11	11
	Jane Clarke	w	/	o							Pornsawan Plungwech	4	2
	Afshan Shakeel					Jane Clarke	0	0
	Pornsawan Plungwech	11	12			Pornsawan Plungwech	11	11
	Elżbieta Grzybek	2	9													Tang Jiuhong	6	11	12
	Jennifer Williamson	w	/	o												Lilik Sudarwati	11	4	11
	Seema Bafna					Jennifer Williamson	11	11
	Cathy Foo Kune	0	12			Emilia Dimitrova	0	3
	Emilia Dimitrova	11	11								Jennifer Williamson	4	11	1
	Astrid van der Knaap										Lilik Sudarwati	11	4	11
	bye					Astrid van der Knaap
	Chantal Jobin	1	1			Lilik Sudarwati	w	/	o
	Lilik Sudarwati	11	11

Section 5

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	Hisako Mori	11	11
	Nicole Tummer	2	2			Hisako Mori	11	12
	Linda French	11	11			Linda French	6	11
	Ellen Berg	9	5								Hisako Mori	7	8
	Vlada Tcherniavskaia	11	11								Fumei Shang	11	11
	Rhonda Cator	8	6			Vlada Tcherniavskaia	7	0
	Fumei Shang					Fumei Shang	11	11
	bye														Fumei Shang	0	0
	Lim Siew Choon	11	11												Susi Susanti	11	11
	Subha Shrestha	0	0			Lim Siew Choon	w	/	o
	Zornitza Pavlova					Johanne Falardeau
	Johanne Falardeau	w	/	o							Lim Siew Choon	2	4
	bye										Susi Susanti	11	11
	Þórdís Edwald					Þórdís Edwald	2	2
	bye					Susi Susanti	11	11
	Susi Susanti

Section 6

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	Kimiko Jinnai	12	11
	Madhumita Bisht	11	7			Kimiko Jinnai	11	11
	Martine de Souza	5	2			Katrin Te Tai	2	8
	Katrin Te Tai	11	11								Kimiko Jinnai	5	11	11
	Catrine Bengtsson	11	11								Catrine Bengtsson	11	2	6
	Marlar Myint	4	8			Catrine Bengtsson	11	11
	Bang Soo-hyun					Bang Soo-hyun	6	7
	bye															Kimiko Jinnai
	Sandra Dimbour	11	3	11												Huang Hua	w	/	o
	Sriyani Deepika	8	11	8		Sandra Dimbour	0	2
	Bożena Bąk	7	4			Lee Chien-mei	11	11
	Lee Chien-mei	11	11								Lee Chien-mei	3	3
	bye										Huang Hua	11	11
	Ghazala Wadood					Ghazala Wadood
	bye					Huang Hua	w	/	o
	Huang Hua

Section 7

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	Tracey Small	11	11
	Corinne Sonnet	0	4			Tracey Small	0	2
	Marzena Masiuk	1	0			Sarwendah Kusumawardhani	11	11
	Sarwendah Kusumawardhani	11	11								Sarwendah Kusumawardhani	12	11
	Tan Sui Hoon	w	/	o							Helen Troke	9	5
	Deepti Thanekar					Tan Sui Hoon	4	9
	Helen Troke					Helen Troke	11	12
	bye														Sarwendah Kusumawardhani	11	7	11
	Katrin Schmidt	11	11												Kirsten Fladberg	5	11	3
	Diana Koleva	7	2			Katrin Schmidt	10	11	11
	Brigitte Langthaler	4	0			Irina Serova	12	3	4
	Irina Serova	11	11								Katrin Schmidt	8	4
	bye										Kirsten Fladberg	11	11
	Lynne Horne					Lynne Horne	7	8
	bye					Kirsten Fladberg	11	11
	Kirsten Fladberg

Section 8

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	Denyse Julien	11	11
	Somharuthai Jaroensiri	2	8			Denyse Julien	11	11
	Chan Man Wa	3	9			Anne Gibson	6	7
	Anne Gibson	11	12								Denyse Julien	11	5	3
	Tan Mei Chuan	11	10	11							Eline Coene	8	11	11
	Yoko Koizumi	7	12	7		Tan Mei Chuan	5	2
	Eline Coene					Eline Coene	11	11
	bye															Eline Coene	11	1	11
	Lee Jung-mi	11	11													Han Aiping	2	11	8
	Linda Safarik-Tong	1	2			Lee Jung-mi	11	11	12
	Nina Koho	4	12	0		Julie Still	4	12	9
	Julie Still	11	10	11							Lee Jung-mi	6	6
	bye										Han Aiping	11	11
	Yuliani Santosa					Yuliani Santosa	7	5
	bye					Han Aiping	11	11
	Han Aiping

Final stage

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Finals

1	Li Lingwei	10	11	11

8	Christine Gandrup	12	2	6
						Li Lingwei	6	11	11

						Tang Jiuhong	11	8	2
4	Elena Rybkina	2	5

5	Tang Jiuhong	11	11
											Li Lingwei	11	12

											Huang Hua	6	9
3	Susi Susanti	5	6

6	Huang Hua	11	11
						Huang Hua	8	11	11

						Sarwendah Kusumawardhani	11	7	2
2	Sarwendah Kusumawardhani	11	6	11

7	Eline Coene	6	11	7

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Events at the 1989 IBF World Championships

Singles	men	women
Doubles	men	women	mixed
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