Sudirman Cup 2025: Draws For The Prestigious Event Announced

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The draws for the 2025 Sudirman Cup that will take place from 27th April to 4th May in Xiamen have been announced.

A total of 16 teams will take part in the prestigious event. China would feature as the defending champion of this tournament. Australia qualified for this event as the winner of the Oceania Mixed Team Badminton Championships that took place from 10th-12th February 2025.

The tie will see 5 matches including men’s singles, women’s singles, women’s doubles, men’s doubles & mixed doubles. The top two teams in each group will qualify for the knockout stage.

Algeria also made it into the event winning the All-Africa Team Championship that took place in Douala from 10th-13th February 2025. Indonesia, Japan & Thailand booked their spots from the Asia Mixed Team Championship in Qingdao from 11th to 16th February 2025.

Denmark, England & France finished in the top 3 of the European Mixed Team Badminton Championships held in Baku from 12th-16th February 2025. Canada made it into this tournament via the Pan American Cup.

As of 18th February 2025, Malaysia, Chinese Taipei, India & Hong Kong qualified from the World rankings. South Korea made it from the World Team Rankings in Asia region while the Czech Republic qualified for this tournament as of 10th March.

Pot 1 comprises China, Indonesia, South Korea & Japan. Malaysia, Denmark, Chinese Taipei & Thailand consist of Pot 2. India, France, Hong Kong & Canada will witness Pot 3.

England, Australia, Czech Republic & Algeria consist of Pot 4. It promises to be an exciting tournament with top nations vying for glory.

Group A

China (A1)

Thailand (5/8 Ranking)

Hong Kong, China (9/12 Ranking)

Algeria (13/16 Ranking)

Group B

South Korea (3/4)

Chinese Taipei (5/8 Ranking)

Canada (9/12 Ranking)

Czech Republic (13/16 Ranking)

Group C

Japan (3/4)

Malaysia (5/8 Ranking)

France (9/12 Ranking)

Australia (13/16 Ranking)

Group D

Indonesia (D1)

Denmark (5/8 Ranking)

India (9/12 Ranking)

England (13/16 Ranking)

 


 





India placed with Indonesia, Denmark & England in Group D of  the Sudirman Cup 2025 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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