Thomas & Uber Cup 2026

Secured their record 13th title defeating China 3-0 in Kuala Lumpur.

Swept both Thomas and Uber Cup titles for the first time since 2012.

Historic maiden title, defeating defending champions Indonesia 3-0.

First title in 19 years, held in Aarhus — first European host since 1982.

Reclaimed the title after a four-year gap with a 3-1 win over Japan.

First non-Asian nation to ever lift the Thomas Cup trophy.

Maiden title, becoming the fourth nation ever to win the Thomas Cup.

Fifth straight Thomas Cup, cementing the greatest dynasty in the event.

Fourth consecutive crown, defeating Indonesia 3-0 in the final.

Third straight title won on Indonesian home soil in Jakarta.

Defended in Sendai, Japan, with an undefeated run through the tournament.

Ended Indonesia's 10-year dominance to begin their own golden era.

Fifth consecutive title — a feat no other nation has matched.

Dominated with a 3-0 sweep over Indonesia in Kuala Lumpur.

Part of a record six consecutive Uber Cup titles from 1988 to 2002.

Won both Thomas and Uber Cup in the same year in Jakarta.

Defended the title in Japan with their women's team reigning supreme.

Won both cups again; Kuala Lumpur hosted another Chinese double.

Ended China's 14-year stranglehold on the Uber Cup in Kuala Lumpur.

Regained the title in Wuhan — their ninth Uber Cup triumph.

Tenth title, defeating South Korea in the final in New Delhi.

Eleventh crown; no country has won the Uber Cup more times.

First Uber Cup in 37 years; Akane Yamaguchi starred in Bangkok.

Reclaimed the title in Aarhus with a dominant run through the draw.

Defeated China 3-2 in a thriller; Sim Yu-jin clinched it 28-26 in the third.

Swept both trophies in Chengdu — China now holds 16 Uber Cup titles.