1995 Sudirman Cup

Results

Final classification

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References

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Group 1

Group 2

Group 3

Group 4

Group 5

Group 6

Group 7

Group 8

Group 9

Group 10

Group 11

Subgroup A

Subgroup B

Relegation playoff

Semifinals

Final

1995 Sudirman Cup
Tournament details
Dates	17 May – 20 May
Edition	4th
Venue	Malley Sports Centre
Location	Lausanne, Switzerland
← 1993 Birmingham	1997 Glasgow →

Last updated November 04, 2022

The 1995 Sudirman Cup was the fourth tournament of the World Mixed Team Badminton Championships. It was held from May 17 to May 20, 1995 in Lausanne, Switzerland.

49 teams participated in this edition of Sudirman Cup. Nigeria entered but ultimately did not participate.^[1]

Team One	Team Two	Score
China	England	4–1
South Korea	England	4–1
China	South Korea	3–2

China
4

Lausanne, Switzerland^[2]

England
1

		1	2
1	Liu Jianjun / Wang Xiaoyuan Nick Ponting / Joanne Wright	6 15	8 15
2	Sun Jun Darren Hall	15 9	15 10
3	Ye Zhaoying Julia Mann	11 5	11 6
4	Huang Zhanzhong / Jiang Xin Simon Archer / Chris Hunt	15 12	17 14
5	Ge Fei / Gu Jun Julie Bradbury / Joanne Wright	15 6	15 4

China
3

Lausanne, Switzerland^[3]

South Korea
2

		1	2	3
1	Chen Xingdong / Wang Xiaoyuan Kim Dong-moon / Gil Young-ah	6 15	12 15
2	Ye Zhaoying Bang Soo-hyun	2 11	11 6	11 6
3	Dong Jiong Park Sung-woo	2 15	18 16	15 17
4	Huang Zhanzhong / Jiang Xin Kang Kyung-jin / Kim Dong-moon	15 9	15 10
5	Ge Fei / Gu Jun Gil Young-ah / Jang Hye-ock	15 1	14 18	15 5

Team One	Team Two	Score
Indonesia	Thailand	5–0
Denmark	Thailand	4–1
Indonesia	Denmark	3–2

Indonesia
5

Lausanne, Switzerland^[4]
18 May 1995

Thailand
0

		1	2	3
1	Tri Kusharjanto / Minarti Timur n/a / n/a	15 4	15 5
2	Mia Audina n/a	11 6	11 8
3	Hariyanto Arbi Vacharapan Kumthong	15 2	15 7
4	Rudy Gunawan / Bambang Suprianto Siripong Siripool / Khunakorn Sudhisodhi	15 2	8 15	15 8
5	Eliza Nathanael / Zelin Resiana Plernta Boonyarit / Somharuthai Jaroensiri	15 2	15 7

Denmark
4

Lausanne, Switzerland^[2]

Thailand
1

		1	2	3
1	Jon Holst-Christensen / Rikke Olsen Siripong Siripool / Plernta Boonyarit	15 3	15 4
2	Camilla Martin Somharuthai Jaroensiri	5 11	11 9	11 7
3	Thomas Stuer-Lauridsen Vacharapan Kumthong	15 5	15 6
4	Michael Søgaard / Henrik Svarrer Pramote Teerawiwatana / Sakrapee Thongsari	15 2	10 15	11 15
5	Lotte Olsen / Lisbet Stuer-Lauridsen Plernta Boonyarit / Pornsawan Plungwech	15 0	15 4

Indonesia
3

Lausanne, Switzerland^[3]

Denmark
2

		1	2	3
1	Susi Susanti Lotte Thomsen	11 1	11 5
2	Ardy Wiranata Peter Rasmussen	15 8	9 15	5 15
3	Rexy Mainaky / Ricky Subagja Jon Holst-Christensen / Michael Søgaard	15 10	15 7
4	Finarsih / Lili Tampi Helene Kirkegaard / Rikke Olsen	10 15	15 11	11 15
5	Aryono Miranat / Eliza Nathanael Thomas Stuer-Lauridsen / Marlene Thomsen	15 6	15 12

Team One	Team Two	Score
England	Thailand	3-2

Team One	Team Two	Score
Indonesia	South Korea	4–1
China	Denmark	4–1

Indonesia
4

Lausanne, Switzerland^[3]
20 May 1995

South Korea
1

		1	2	3
1	Tri Kusharjanto / Minarti Timur Kim Dong-moon / Gil Young-ah	10 15	15 8	15 8
2	Hariyanto Arbi Kim Hak-kyun	15 12	9 15	15 5
3	Susi Susanti Bang Soo-hyun	11 3	5 11	5 11
4	Eliza Nathanael / Zelin Resiana Jang Hye-ock / Kim Mee-hyang	15 12	18 17
5	Rexy Mainaky / Ricky Subagja Ha Tae-kwon / Kim Dong-moon

China
4

Lausanne, Switzerland

Denmark
1

China
3

Lausanne, Switzerland

Indonesia
1

		1	2	3
1	Ge Fei / Gu Jun Zelin Resiana / Eliza Nathanael	15 9	15 10
2	Ye Zhaoying Susi Susanti	11 2	11 3
3	Sun Jun Hariyanto Arbi	15 7	9 15	15 11
4	Jiang Xin / Huang Zhanzhong Rexy Mainaky / Ricky Subagja	15 11	11 15	6 15

1995 Sudirman Cup Champions
China First title

Team One	Team Two	Score
Sweden	Netherlands	5-0
Sweden	Russia	3-2
Sweden	Japan	4-1
Netherlands	Russia	3-2
Netherlands	Japan	4-1
Russia	Japan	4-1

Team One	Team Two	Score
Chinese Taipei	Canada	3-2
Chinese Taipei	Germany	3-2
Chinese Taipei	Scotland	3-2
Canada	Germany	3-2
Canada	Scotland	4-1
Germany	Scotland	4-1

Team One	Team Two	Score
Australia	New Zealand	3-2
Australia	Hong Kong	4-1
Australia	Austria	4-1
New Zealand	Hong Kong	3-2
New Zealand	Austria	5-0
Hong Kong	Austria	4-1

Team One	Team Two	Score
Norway	India	3-2
Norway	Finland	3-2
Norway	Czech Republic	4-1
India	Finland	4-1
India	Czech Republic	4-1
Finland	Czech Republic	3-2

Team One	Team Two	Score
Poland	Switzerland	3-2
Poland	United States	4-1
Poland	Iceland	5-0
Switzerland	United States	2-3
Switzerland	Iceland	4-1
United States	Iceland	2-3

Team One	Team Two	Score
Ukraine	Ireland	4-1
Ukraine	Bulgaria	4-1
Ukraine	Wales	3-2
Ireland	Bulgaria	1-4
Ireland	Wales	1-4
Bulgaria	Wales	2-3

Team One	Team Two	Score
France	Kazakhstan	4-1
France	Belgium	3-2
France	Hungary	4-1
Kazakhstan	Belgium	3-2
Kazakhstan	Hungary	4-1
Belgium	Hungary	3-2

Team One	Team Two	Score
Belarus	Spain	5-0
Belarus	Peru	5-0
Belarus	Portugal	4-1
Belarus	Pakistan	5-0
Spain	Peru	4-1
Spain	Portugal	3-2
Spain	Pakistan	4-1
Peru	Portugal	3-2
Peru	Pakistan	3-2
Portugal	Pakistan	5-0

Team One	Team Two	Score
Mauritius	Israel	5-0
Mauritius	Slovenia	5-0
Mauritius	Cyprus	4-1
Mauritius	Italy	3-2
Israel	Slovenia	3-2
Israel	Cyprus	5-0
Israel	Italy	5-0
Slovenia	Cyprus	5-0
Slovenia	Italy	4-1
Cyprus	Italy	3-2

Team One	Team Two	Score
Slovakia	Malta	4-1
Slovakia	Brazil	5-0
Slovakia	Argentina	4-1
Slovakia	Morocco	3-2
Malta	Brazil	3-2
Malta	Argentina	4-1
Malta	Morocco	5-0
Brazil	Argentina	4-1
Brazil	Morocco	5-0
Argentina	Morocco	5-0

Group 1

Pos	Country
1	China
2	Indonesia
3	South Korea
3	Denmark
5	England
6	Thailand

Group 2

Pos	Country
7	Sweden
8	Netherlands
9	Russia
10	Japan

Group 3

Pos	Country
11	Chinese Taipei
12	Canada
13	Germany
14	Scotland

Group 4

Pos	Country
15	Australia
16	New Zealand
17	Hong Kong
18	Austria

Group 5

Pos	Country
19	Norway
20	India
21	Finland
22	Czech Republic

Group 6

Pos	Country
23	Poland
24	Switzerland
25	United States
26	Iceland

Group 7

Pos	Country
27	Ukraine
28	Wales
29	Bulgaria
30	Ireland

Group 8

Pos	Country
31	France
32	Kazakhstan
33	Belgium
34	Hungary

Group 9

Pos	Country
35	Belarus
36	Spain
37	Peru
38	Portugal
39	Pakistan

Group 10

Pos	Country
40	Mauritius
41	Israel
42	Slovenia
43	Cyprus
44	Italy

Group 11

Pos	Country
45	Slovakia
46	Malta
47	Brazil
48	Argentina
49	Morocco

Promoted to higher group

Relegated to lower group

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1 2 "Indonesia Yakin Kalahkan Thailand dan Denmark". Kompas (in Indonesian). 19 May 1995. p. 12.
1 2 3 "Indonesia Merebut Tiket ke Final *Piala Sudirman". Kompas (in Indonesian). 21 May 1995. p. 1.
↑ "Tim Indonesia Kurang Memuaskan * Swedia Naik ke Divisi Satu". Kompas (in Indonesian). 20 May 1995. p. 1.

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[1] Populorum, Mike. "Archiv SudirmanCup". sbg.ac.at. Retrieved 8 May 2019.

[kom19a-2] 1 2 "Indonesia Yakin Kalahkan Thailand dan Denmark". Kompas (in Indonesian). 19 May 1995. p. 12.

[komsfq-3] 1 2 3 "Indonesia Merebut Tiket ke Final *Piala Sudirman". Kompas (in Indonesian). 21 May 1995. p. 1.

[4] "Tim Indonesia Kurang Memuaskan * Swedia Naik ke Divisi Satu". Kompas (in Indonesian). 20 May 1995. p. 1.

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