Thomas Cup & Uber Cup Players In Action

[BinBin007911]

Thomas Cup
China - Guo Zhendong, Bao Chunlai, Xia Xuanze, Zheng Bo, Cai Yun, Xie Zhongbo, Fu Haifeng, Chen Hong, Chen Jin, Lin Dan.
Malaysia - Hashim Muhd Hafiz B, Choong Tan Fook, Chew Choon Eng, Tan Boon Heong, Koo Kien Keat, Wong Choong Hann, Chan Chong Ming, Kuan Beng Hong, Lee Chong Wei, Lee Wan Wah.
Denmark - Martin Lundgaard Hansen, Carsten Mogensen, Jonas Rasmussen, Jens Eriksen, Mathias Boe, Niels Christian Kaldau, Kenneth Jonassen, Joachim Persson, Lars Paaske, Peter Gade.
Korea - Park Sung Hwan, Jang Young Soo, Jung Tae Keuk, Lee Yong Dae, Lee Jae Jin, Shon Seung Mo, Han Sang Hoon, Jung Jae Sung, Hwang Ji Man, Lee Hyun II.
Indonesia - Sony Dwi Kuncor, Luluk Hadiyanto, Candra Wijaya, Taufik Hidayat, Yulianto Alven, Hendra Setiawan, Simon Santoso, Markus Wijanu, Sigit Bubiarto, Markis Kido.
Japan - Yousuke Nakanishi, Keishi Kawaguchi, Shuichi Nakao, Keita Masuda, Sho Sasaki, Shuichi Sakamoto, Tadashi Ohtsuka, Shintaro Ikeda, Koichi Saeki, Shoji Sato
India -
Germany -
New Zealand -
England - Kristian Roebuck, Nicholas Kidd ~, Aamir Ghaffar, Andrew Smith, David Lindley, Chris LangridgeIan Palethorpe, Anthony Clark, Robert Blair ~, Rajiv Ouseph.
USA - Khan Bob Maaythong, Howard Bach, Howard Shu, Eric Go, Tony Gunawan ~ *, Ronald Sou, Raju Rai.
South Africa -

Uber CupTeamPlayerChinaZhang JiewenXie XingfangHuang SuiGao LingDu JingJiang YanjiaoZhang NingYang WeiYu YangLu LanJapanKanako YonekuraSatoko SuetsunaMiyuki MaedaYu HirayamaKaori MoriTomomi MatsudaKumiko OguraReiko ShiotaEriko HiroseAki AkaoNew ZealandKoreaHwang Hye YounSeo Yoon HeeRa Kyung MinJun Jae YounLee Hyun JinLee Kyung WonLee Hyo JungLee Yun HwaHwang Yu Mi Ha Jung EunSingaporeSari Shinta MuliaJiang YanmeiLi YujiaFrances Liu Fan Xing Aiying Li Li Hong KongLouisa Koon Wai Chee Chau Hoi WahNg Ka ShunYip Pui YinWong Man ChingWong Sin YeeWang ChenChinese TaipeiGermanyEnglandSuzanne RayappanJoanne NicholasDonna KelloggNatalie MuntJulia MannElizabeth Cann ~Jenny WallworkTracey HallamGail EmmsJill PittardNetherlandsUSAMesinee MangkalakiriJamie SubandhiYeh RulienZhou LiliJennifer ColemanTodt LaurenYeh Rulan Eva LeeSouth Africa

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[indra]

Thomas Cup
China - Guo Zhendong, Bao Chunlai, Xia Xuanze, Zheng Bo, Cai Yun, Xie Zhongbo, Fu Haifeng, Chen Hong, Chen Jin, Lin Dan.
Malaysia - Hashim Muhd Hafiz B, Choong Tan Fook, Chew Choon Eng, Tan Boon Heong, Koo Kien Keat, Wong Choong Hann, Chan Chong Ming, Kuan Beng Hong, Lee Chong Wei, Lee Wan Wah.
Denmark - Martin Lundgaard Hansen, Carsten Mogensen, Jonas Rasmussen, Jens Eriksen, Mathias Boe, Niels Christian Kaldau, Kenneth Jonassen, Joachim Persson, Lars Paaske, Peter Gade.
Korea - Park Sung Hwan, Jang Young Soo, Jung Tae Keuk, Lee Yong Dae, Lee Jae Jin, Shon Seung Mo, Han Sang Hoon, Jung Jae Sung, Hwang Ji Man, Lee Hyun II.
Indonesia - Sony Dwi Kuncor, Luluk Hadiyanto, Candra Wijaya, Taufik Hidayat, Yulianto Alven, Hendra Setiawan, Simon Santoso, Markus Wijanu, Sigit Bubiarto, Markis Kido.
Japan - Yousuke Nakanishi, Keishi Kawaguchi, Shuichi Nakao, Keita Masuda, Sho Sasaki, Shuichi Sakamoto, Tadashi Ohtsuka, Shintaro Ikeda, Koichi Saeki, Shoji Sato
India -
Germany -
New Zealand -
England - Kristian Roebuck, Nicholas Kidd ~, Aamir Ghaffar, Andrew Smith, David Lindley, Chris LangridgeIan Palethorpe, Anthony Clark, Robert Blair ~, Rajiv Ouseph.
USA - Khan Bob Maaythong, Howard Bach, Howard Shu, Eric Go, Tony Gunawan ~ *, Ronald Sou, Raju Rai.
South Africa -

Uber CupTeamPlayerChinaZhang JiewenXie XingfangHuang SuiGao LingDu JingJiang YanjiaoZhang NingYang WeiYu YangLu LanJapanKanako YonekuraSatoko SuetsunaMiyuki MaedaYu HirayamaKaori MoriTomomi MatsudaKumiko OguraReiko ShiotaEriko HiroseAki AkaoNew ZealandKoreaHwang Hye YounSeo Yoon HeeRa Kyung MinJun Jae YounLee Hyun JinLee Kyung WonLee Hyo JungLee Yun HwaHwang Yu Mi Ha Jung EunSingaporeSari Shinta MuliaJiang YanmeiLi YujiaFrances Liu Fan Xing Aiying Li Li Hong KongLouisa Koon Wai Chee Chau Hoi WahNg Ka ShunYip Pui YinWong Man ChingWong Sin YeeWang ChenChinese TaipeiGermanyEnglandSuzanne RayappanJoanne NicholasDonna KelloggNatalie MuntJulia MannElizabeth Cann ~Jenny WallworkTracey HallamGail EmmsJill PittardNetherlandsUSAMesinee MangkalakiriJamie SubandhiYeh RulienZhou LiliJennifer ColemanTodt LaurenYeh Rulan Eva LeeSouth Africa

I guess this year TC is the most competitive . It is hard to predict which team will win the competition.

In my analysis China, Malaysia, Denmark, Indonesia and Korea have equal chance of winning it. However, China and Malaysia have bigger chances of winning the TC at this time.

[ronk]

I guess this year TC is the most competitive . It is hard to predict which team will win the competition.

In my analysis China, Malaysia, Denmark, Indonesia and Korea have equal chance of winning it. However, China and Malaysia have bigger chances of winning the TC at this time.

How is it that China, Malaysia, Denmark, Indonesia and Korea have equal chance of winning and China and Malaysia have bigger chances of winning???? Statement 2 contradicts statement 1???

[indra]

How is it that China, Malaysia, Denmark, Indonesia and Korea have equal chance of winning and China and Malaysia have bigger chances of winning???? Statement 2 contradicts statement 1???

What I meant: China and Malaysia are the strong candidates to win the cup, however Denmark, Indonesaia and Korea have also chance to win

[SE1992]

For Team Denmark, really their focus is normally less on team events than the World Championships or Olympics. For decades they have players - both singles and doubles - that could challenge the best from China/Indonesia but just never quite made the last step. But a number of them have won many of the big events in the individual tournaments.

[taufik-ist]

For Team Denmark, really their focus is normally less on team events than the World Championships or Olympics. For decades they have players - both singles and doubles - that could challenge the best from China/Indonesia but just never quite made the last step. But a number of them have won many of the big events in the individual tournaments.

now or never ....

[weeyet]

Denmark is the most experienced team this time!!!!

[ctjcad]

Denmark is the most experienced team this time!!!!
Yes, they are my dark horse team...But hopefully the recent European tournaments didn't drain all their energy..

[peace]

This year is indeed the best time for Denmark to win the TC.

[Wong8Egg]

This year is indeed the best time for Denmark to win the TC.

I think it was closer for them in the year of 2004, that they got Peter Rasmussen to play 3rd MS and their age were relatively youngers. I think Demark is the only team with more than half of the members reached the age of 30.

[LazyBuddy]

For Team Denmark, really their focus is normally less on team events than the World Championships or Olympics. For decades they have players - both singles and doubles - that could challenge the best from China/Indonesia but just never quite made the last step. But a number of them have won many of the big events in the individual tournaments.

The structure of individual and team tournies are totally different:

1. Individual tournies you have 5 champions (assume all events), but team tourny there's only 3 (TC / UC / SC).

2. Tons of individual tournies per year, while all the team tournies are once per 2 years. So, a top pro can go through like 15-20 individual tournies, in between 2 chances of a team cup.

3. If you have a lucky draw, you can end up in a relatively easy half and go deep w/o too many real fights, and watch the best of the best kill themselves in earlier round in the other half. That also including "civil war" between the power houses within themselves, i.e. CHN lady team. Relative rare the case in team tourny.