1969 Uber Cup knockout stage

The knockout stage for the 1969 Uber Cup began on 8 June 1969 with the first round and ended on 14 June with the final tie.

Qualified teams

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

Group	Winners
A	Japan
B	Thailand
C	United States
D	England
E	Indonesia

Bracket

First round		Second round		Challenge round



Japan

Bye
		Japan

		Bye

				14 June 1966 – Tokyo

				Japan	6
8 June 1969 – Tokyo
				Indonesia	1
England	7
		11 June 1969 – Tokyo
Thailand	0
		England	3
8 June 1969 – Tokyo
		Indonesia	4
Indonesia	7

United States	0

First round

United States vs Indonesia

United States
0

Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
8 June 1969
^[1]

Indonesia
7

		1	2	3
1	Dorothy O'Neil Utami Dewi	4 11	7 11
2	Tyna Barinaga Minarni	3 11	7 11
3	Cindy Root Nurhaena	11 12	4 11
4	Lois Alston / Carlene Starkey Hesty Lianawati / Minarni	3 5	0 8
5	Tyna Barinaga / Rosine Lemon Nurhaena / Poppy Tumengkol	8 15	7 15
6	Tyna Barinaga / Rosine Lemon Hesty Lianawati / Minarni	3 15	10 15
7	Lois Alston / Carlene Starkey Nurhaena / Poppy Tumengkol	15 12	12 15	4 15

England vs Thailand

England
7

Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
8 June 1969
^[2]

Thailand
0

		1	2	3
1	Gillian Perrin Thongkam Kingmanee	11 6	11 2
2	Heather Nielsen Boopha Kaenthong	10 12	11 8	11 6
3	Margaret Boxall Sumol Chanklum	11 3	11 8
4	Margaret Boxall / Susan Whetnall Boopha Kaenthong / Thongkam Kingmanee	15 3	15 5
5	Gillian Perrin / Julie Rickard Sumol Chanklum / Pachara Pattabongse	15 11	10 15	15 7
6	Gillian Perrin / Julie Rickard Boopha Kaenthong / Thongkam Kingmanee	15 8	15 9
7	Margaret Boxall / Susan Whetnall Sumol Chanklum / Pachara Pattabongse	15 3	15 5

Second round

England vs Indonesia

England
3

Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
11 June 1969
^[3]

Indonesia
4

		1	2
1	Heather Nielsen Utami Dewi	4 11	10 12
2	Gillian Perrin Minarni	9 12	2 11
3	Margaret Boxall Nurhaena	11 5	11 3
4	Margaret Boxall / Susan Whetnall Hesty Lianawati / Nurhaena	15 10	18 17
5	Gillian Perrin / Julie Rickard Retno Kustijah / Minarni	3 15	11 15
6	Gillian Perrin / Julie Rickard Hesty Lianawati / Nurhaena	3 15	0 15
7	Margaret Boxall / Susan Whetnall Retno Kustijah / Minarni	17 18	15 7	retired

Challenge round

Japan won its second consecutive Uber Cup final, having won the tournament in 1966. The Indonesian women won just one of seven matches. That winner was Minarni who beat the reigning All England champion Hiroe Yuki.

Japan vs Indonesia

Japan
6

Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
14 June 1969
^[4]^[5]

Indonesia
1

		1	2	3
1	Noriko Takagi Poppy Tumengkol	11 0	11 0
2	Hiroe Yuki Minarni	6 11	2 11
3	Tomoko Takahashi Utami Dewi	11 3	11 8
4	Noriko Takagi / Hiroe Yuki Retno Kustijah / Minarni	8 15	15 5	15 12
5	Noriko Takagi / Hiroe Yuki Hesty Lianawati / Nurhaena	15 3	15 3
6	Hiroe Amano / Tomoko Takahashi Hesty Lianawati / Nurhaena	15 4	15 5
7	Hiroe Amano / Tomoko Takahashi Retno Kustijah / Minarni	15 8	15 8

References

^ "Regu putri Indonesia kalahkan AS 7-0" (PDF). Harian Kami (in Indonesian). 10 June 1969. p. 1. Retrieved 8 July 2024 – via National Library of Indonesia.
^ "England beat Thailand 7-0". Pakistan Observer. 10 June 1969. p. 8. Retrieved 9 July 2024.
^ "Minarni Cs Kalahkan Inggeris Dengan 4-3" (PDF). Harian Kami (in Indonesian). 12 June 1969. p. 1, 3. Retrieved 8 July 2024 – via National Library of Indonesia.
^ "10,000 watch Japan keep title". The Sunday Standard. 15 June 1969. p. 10. Retrieved 8 July 2024.
^ "Minarni CS Gagal Lagi" (PDF). Harian Kami (in Indonesian). 16 June 1969. p. 1. Retrieved 8 July 2024 – via National Library of Indonesia.

[1] "Regu putri Indonesia kalahkan AS 7-0" (PDF). Harian Kami (in Indonesian). 10 June 1969. p. 1. Retrieved 8 July 2024 – via National Library of Indonesia.

[2] "England beat Thailand 7-0". Pakistan Observer. 10 June 1969. p. 8. Retrieved 9 July 2024.

[3] "Minarni Cs Kalahkan Inggeris Dengan 4-3" (PDF). Harian Kami (in Indonesian). 12 June 1969. p. 1, 3. Retrieved 8 July 2024 – via National Library of Indonesia.

[4] "10,000 watch Japan keep title". The Sunday Standard. 15 June 1969. p. 10. Retrieved 8 July 2024.

[5] "Minarni CS Gagal Lagi" (PDF). Harian Kami (in Indonesian). 16 June 1969. p. 1. Retrieved 8 July 2024 – via National Library of Indonesia.

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