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Badminton tournament

The knockout stage for the 1981 Uber Cup began on 22 May 1981 with the first round and ended on 31 May with the final tie.

Qualified teams

The teams that won their zonal tie qualified for the final knockout stage.

Group Winners
A  Japan
B  Malaysia
C  Canada
D  England
E  Indonesia

Bracket

 First roundSecond roundChallenge round
           
  
 
  England
 23 May 1981 – Tokyo
 Bye
  Japan9
  
  Canada0
  Japan
 30 May 1981 – Tokyo
 Bye
  Japan6
 22 May 1981 – Tokyo
  Indonesia3
  Malaysia0
 26 May 1981 – Tokyo
  Indonesia9
  Indonesia5
  
  England4
 Bye
 
  England
 

First round

Indonesia vs Malaysia


Indonesia
9
Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
22–23 May 1981

Malaysia
0
1 2 3
1 Indonesia
Malaysia
Verawaty Wiharjo
Katherine Teh
11
0
11
5
   
2 Indonesia
Malaysia
Ivana Lie
Leong Chai Lean
11
0
11
0
   
3 Indonesia
Malaysia
Ruth Damayanti / Verawaty Wiharjo
Khor Lay See / Khaw Mooi Eng
15
3
15
0
   
4 Indonesia
Malaysia
Theresia Widiastuti / Imelda Wiguna
Leong Chai Lean / Katherine Teh
15
9
15
4
   
5 Indonesia
Malaysia
Taty Sumirah
Clare Choo
11
0
11
3
   
6 Indonesia
Malaysia
Verawaty Wiharjo
Leong Chai Lean
11
6
11
0
   
7 Indonesia
Malaysia
Ivana Lie
Katherine Teh
11
5
11
4
   
8 Indonesia
Malaysia
Theresia Widiastuti / Imelda Wiguna
Khor Lay See / Khaw Mooi Eng
15
6
15
12
   
9 Indonesia
Malaysia
Ruth Damayanti / Verawaty Wiharjo
Leong Chai Lean / Katherine Teh
15
1
15
3
   

Second round

Japan vs Canada


Japan
9
Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
23–24 May 1981

Canada
0
1 2 3
1 Japan
Canada
Saori Kondo
Wendy Carter
11
2
11
1
   
2 Japan
Canada
Yoshiko Yonekura
Jane Youngberg
11
6
11
7
   
3 Japan
Canada
Atsuko Tokuda / Yoshiko Yonekura
Wendy Carter / Sandra Skillings
15
2
15
3
   
4 Japan
Canada
Saori Kondo / Mikiko Takada
Claire Backhouse / Jane Youngberg
15
5
15
1
   
5 Japan
Canada
Atsuko Tokuda
Denyse Julien
11
2
11
3
   
6 Japan
Canada
Yoshiko Yonekura
Wendy Carter
11
5
11
7
   
7 Japan
Canada
Saori Kondo
Jane Youngberg
11
4
11
0
   
8 Japan
Canada
Saori Kondo / Mikiko Takada
Wendy Carter / Sandra Skillings
15
2
15
1
   
9 Japan
Canada
Atsuko Tokuda / Yoshiko Yonekura
Claire Backhouse / Jane Youngberg
15
2
15
5
   

Indonesia vs England


Indonesia
5
Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
26–27 May 1981

England
4
1 2 3
1 Indonesia
England
Verawaty Wiharjo
Jane Webster
11
5
11
5
   
2 Indonesia
England
Ivana Lie
Sally Leadbeater
12
11
11
6
   
3 Indonesia
England
Ruth Damayanti / Verawaty Wiharjo
Nora Perry / Jane Webster
11
15
15
5
18
13
 
4 Indonesia
England
Theresia Widiastuti / Imelda Wiguna
Karen Chapman / Sally Leadbeater
9
15
15
6
4
15
 
5 Indonesia
England
Taty Sumirah
Karen Bridge
5
11
3
11
   
6 Indonesia
England
Verawaty Wiharjo
Sally Leadbeater
11
4
11
0
   
7 Indonesia
England
Ivana Lie
Jane Webster
6
11
11
3
11
12
 
8 Indonesia
England
Theresia Widiastuti / Imelda Wiguna
Nora Perry / Jane Webster
8
15
8
15
   
9 Indonesia
England
Ruth Damayanti / Verawaty Wiharjo
Karen Chapman / Sally Leadbeater
15
5
15
12
   

Challenge round

The final of the 1981 Uber Cup saw Indonesia and Japan duel for the title for a fifth consecutive time since 1969. Japan started with a 1–0 lead when Saori Kondo defeated Indonesia's Ivana Lie 11–7, 10–12, 11–3. In the second singles, Verawaty Wiharjo, who was one game down against Yoshiko Yonekura came back to defeat her opponent in the next two games and earned the first point for Indonesia in the tie. Indonesia later increased their lead to 2–1 when Ruth Damayanti and Verawaty Wiharjo defeated the host pair of Saori Kondo and Mikiko Takada in a three-game thriller. In the second doubles match, Indonesia's Theresia Widiastuti and Imelda Wiguna took the first game from Atsuko Tokuda and Yoshiko Yonekura of Japan but could not hold onto their lead and lost the next two games to the Japanese. The teams were tied at 2–2.

In the second day of the final, Atsuko Tokuda of Japan won against Taty Sumirah of Indonesia to put Japan ahead 3–2. Japan's lead increased further when Saori Kondo defeated Verawaty Wiharjo in the first of the crossover singles. The second crossover singles saw Yoshiko Yonekura earn the winning point for Japan when she defeated Ivana Lie in three games. After the next two doubles matches, the final score between the two teams was 6–3, with Japan successfully retaining their Uber Cup title.

Japan vs Indonesia


Japan
6
Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
30–31 May 1981

Indonesia
3
1 2 3
1 Japan
Indonesia
Saori Kondo
Ivana Lie
11
7
10
12
11
3
 
2 Japan
Indonesia
Yoshiko Yonekura
Verawaty Wiharjo
11
2
2
11
6
11
 
3 Japan
Indonesia
Saori Kondo / Mikiko Takada
Ruth Damayanti / Verawaty Wiharjo
15
11
12
15
3
15
 
4 Japan
Indonesia
Atsuko Tokuda / Yoshiko Yonekura
Theresia Widiastuti / Imelda Wiguna
17
18
15
11
15
11
 
5 Japan
Indonesia
Atsuko Tokuda
Taty Sumirah
11
5
11
9
   
6 Japan
Indonesia
Saori Kondo
Verawaty Wiharjo
11
6
11
8
   
7 Japan
Indonesia
Yoshiko Yonekura
Ivana Lie
3
11
11
7
12
9
 
8 Japan
Indonesia
Saori Kondo / Mikiko Takada
Theresia Widiastuti / Imelda Wiguna
15
8
15
11
   
9 Japan
Indonesia
Atsuko Tokuda / Yoshiko Yonekura
Ruth Damayanti / Verawaty Wiharjo
15
9
9
15
12
15
 

References

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  2. "Indonesia tewaskan M'sia 9-0". Berita Harian (in Malay). 25 May 1981. p. 7. Retrieved 10 August 2024 – via NewspaperSG.
  3. "尤柏杯女子羽球半决赛日本以9比0轻取加拿大". Sin Chew Jit Poh (in Chinese). 25 May 1981. p. 9. Retrieved 11 August 2024 – via NewspaperSG.
  4. "Japan in Uber Cup final". The Straits Times. 25 May 1981. p. 28. Retrieved 11 August 2024 – via NewspaperSG.
  5. "Indonesia lead 3-1 in Cup tie". New Nation. 27 May 1981. p. 19. Retrieved 10 August 2024 – via NewspaperSG.
  6. "Indonesia scrape through to Uber Cup final". The Straits Times. 29 May 1981. p. 37. Retrieved 10 August 2024 – via NewspaperSG.
  7. Pat Davis, The Guinness Book of Badminton (Enfield, Middlesex, England: Guinness Superlatives Ltd., 1983) 134, 135.
  8. "Japan and Indonesia tied 2-2 in struggle for badminton supremacy". The Straits Times. 1 June 1981. p. 36. Retrieved 11 August 2024 – via NewspaperSG.
  9. "Japanese women win". The Straits Times. 2 June 1981. p. 29. Retrieved 11 August 2024 – via NewspaperSG.
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