1969 Asian Badminton Championships – Men's team

Men's team
at the 1969 Asian Badminton Championships
Men's team ; at the 1969 Asian Badminton Championships
Venue	Rizal Memorial Coliseum
Location	Manila, Philippines
Dates	3 – 8 February 1969

The men's team tournament at the 1969 Asian Badminton Championships, also known as the Tunku Abdul Rahman Cup (Malay: Piala Tunku Abdul Rahman) took place from 3 to 8 February 1969 at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum in Manila, Philippines. A total of 14 teams competed in this event.[1]

Results

Bracket

Round of 16			Quarter-finals			Semi-finals			Final

	Indonesia	5
	Ceylon	0		Indonesia	3
				Thailand	2
							Indonesia	3
	Philippines	5					Philippines	2
	South Vietnam	0		Philippines	3
	Laos	w/o		Laos	2
	South Korea									Indonesia	3
										Malaysia	2
				Malaysia	3
	Burma	3		Burma	2
	Taiwan	2					Malaysia	3	Third place
	Japan	3					Japan	2
	Pakistan	2		Japan	3					Philippines	2
	Hong Kong	2		India	2					Japan	3
	India	3

Round of 16

Japan
3

Rizal Memorial Coliseum
3 February 1969
[2]

Pakistan
2

		1	2
1	Ippei Kojima Fazal Haq	15 1	15 1
2	Yukinori Hori Khawaja Salahuddin	3 15	12 15
3	Yukinori Hori / Ippei Kojima Naqi Mohsin / Baby Salahuddin	15 6	15 5
4	Yukinori Hori Fazal Haq	15 8	15 6
5	Ippei Kojima Khawaja Salahuddin			w/o

Taiwan
2

Rizal Memorial Coliseum
3 February 1969
[3]

Burma
3

		1	2	3
1	Ho Wen-ming Kyi Nyunt	9 15	4 15
2	Huang Liang-en San Myint	15 11	5 15	10 15
3	Eow Ching-lee / Huang Liang-en Kyi Nyunt / Wai Nyunt	15 11	6 15	15 6
4	Ho Wen-ming San Myint	5 15	6 15
5	Huang Liang-en Kyi Nyunt				w/o

Philippines
5

Rizal Memorial Coliseum
3 February 1969
[4]

South Vietnam
0

		1	2	3
1	Daniel So Lâm Trình	15 12	15 5
2	Conrado Co Âu Đức Minh	15 4	15 3
3	Armando Yanga / Oscar Yanga Âu Đức Minh / Lâm Trình	8 15	15 5	15 9
4	Daniel So Âu Đức Minh				w/o
5	Conrado Co Lâm Trình				w/o

Indonesia
5

Rizal Memorial Coliseum
3 February 1969
[5]

Ceylon
0

		1	2
1	Darmadi L. R. Ariyananda	15 1	15 1
2	Muljadi Gerry Chandrasena	15 1	15 0
3	Indratno / Mintarja Gerry Chandrasena / Sam Chandrasena	15 1	15 1
4	Darmadi Gerry Chandrasena			w/o
5	Muljadi L. R. Ariyananda			w/o

India
5

Rizal Memorial Coliseum
3 February 1969
[6]

Hong Kong
0

		1	2
1	Dinesh Khanna Tsoi Fai	15 2	15 5
2	Satish Bhatia Koo Man For	15 2	15 2
3	Satish Bhatia / Raman Ghosh Koo Man For / Tsoi Fai	15 8	15 2
4	Dinesh Khanna Koo Man For			w/o
5	Satish Bhatia Tsoi Fai			w/o

Quarter-finals

Indonesia
3

Rizal Memorial Coliseum
6 February 1969
[7]

Thailand
2

		1	2	3
1	Darmadi Sangob Rattanusorn	8 15	15 7	10 7	retired
2	Muljadi Somsook Boonyasukhanonda	10 15	15 8	15 7
3	Indratno / Mintarja Chavalert Chumkum / Raphi Kanchanaraphi	15 1	15 8
4	Darmadi Somsook Boonyasukhanonda				w/o
5	Muljadi Sangob Rattanusorn				w/o

Philippines
3

Rizal Memorial Coliseum
6 February 1969
[8]

Laos
2

		1	2	3
1	Daniel So Champadeng Outhabong	15 5	10 15	15 4
2	Conrado Co Somsack Thao	15 6	15 6
3	Armando Yanga / Oscar Yanga Champadeng Outhabong / Somsack Thao	15 9	5 15	8 15
4	Conrado Co Champadeng Outhabong	15 4	15 7
5	Daniel So Somsack Thao				w/o

Malaysia
3

Rizal Memorial Coliseum
6 February 1969
[9]

Burma
2

		1	2	3
1	Tan Aik Huang San Myint	15 2	15 7
2	Tan Aik Mong Kyi Nyunt	9 15	15 11	15 5
3	Ng Boon Bee / Punch Gunalan Kyi Nyunt / Wai Nyunt	15 8	15 4
4	Tan Aik Huang Kyi Nyunt				w/o
5	Tan Aik Mong San Myint				w/o

India
2

Rizal Memorial Coliseum
6 February 1969
[10]

Japan
3

		1	2	3
1	Satish Bhatia Ippei Kojima	5 15	4 15
2	Dinesh Khanna Yukinori Hori	15 11	15 4
3	Satish Bhatia / Raman Ghosh Yukinori Hori / Ippei Kojima	15 8	4 15	15 17
4	Dinesh Khanna Ippei Kojima	15 9	15 7
5	Satish Bhatia Yukinori Hori	6 15	15 12	14 17

Semi-finals

Indonesia
3

Rizal Memorial Coliseum
7 February 1969
[11]

Philippines
2

		1	2
1	Darmadi James Lim	15 2	15 1
2	Muljadi Daniel So	15 10	15 9
3	Indratno / Mintarja Conrado Co / Armando Yanga	18 13	15 10
4	Darmadi Daniel So			w/o
5	Muljadi James Lim			w/o

Malaysia
3

Rizal Memorial Coliseum
7 February 1969
[12]

Japan
2

		1	2
1	Tan Aik Huang Ippei Kojima	15 12	15 7
2	Tan Aik Mong Yukinori Hori	15 11	15 1
3	Ng Boon Bee / Punch Gunalan Ippei Kojima / Yukinori Hori	15 1	15 7
4	Tan Aik Huang Yukinori Hori			w/o
5	Tan Aik Mong Ippei Kojima			w/o

Third place

Japan
3

Rizal Memorial Coliseum
8 February 1969
[13]

Philippines
2

		1	2
1	Ippei Kojima Daniel So	15 5	15 2
2	Yukinori Hori Conrado Co	15 3	15 7
3	Yukinori Hori / Ippei Kojima Conrado Co / Armando Yanga	15 10	15 11
4	Yukinori Hori Daniel So			w/o
5	Ippei Kojima Conrado Co			w/o

Final

Malaysia
2

Rizal Memorial Coliseum
8 February 1969
[14]

Indonesia
3

		1	2	3
1	Tan Aik Huang Darmadi	6 15	3 15
2	Tan Aik Mong Muljadi	15 18	10 15
3	Ng Boon Bee / Punch Gunalan Indratno / Mintarja	15 8	15 6
4	Tan Aik Mong Darmadi	8 15	15 3	15 3
5	Tan Aik Huang Muljadi	8 15	7 15

References

"Second Asian Badminton Championships". eresources.nlb.gov.sg. Eastern Sun. 1962-02-04. p. 12. Retrieved 2024-04-06 – via NewspaperSG.
Round of 16 - Japan vs Pakistan
Round of 16 - Taiwan vs Burma
Round of 16 - Philippines vs South Vietnam
Round of 16 - Indonesia vs Ceylon
Round of 16 - India vs Hong Kong
Quarter-finals - Indonesia vs Thailand
Quarter-finals - Philippines vs Laos
Quarter-finals - Malaysia vs Burma
Quarter-finals - India vs Japan
Semi-finals - Indonesia vs Philippines
Semi-finals - Malaysia vs Japan
Third place - Japan vs Philippines
Final - Malaysia vs Indonesia

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[1] "Second Asian Badminton Championships". eresources.nlb.gov.sg. Eastern Sun. 1962-02-04. p. 12. Retrieved 2024-04-06 – via NewspaperSG.

[2] Round of 16 - Japan vs Pakistan

[3] Round of 16 - Taiwan vs Burma

[4] Round of 16 - Philippines vs South Vietnam

[5] Round of 16 - Indonesia vs Ceylon

[6] Round of 16 - India vs Hong Kong

[7] Quarter-finals - Indonesia vs Thailand

[8] Quarter-finals - Philippines vs Laos

[9] Quarter-finals - Malaysia vs Burma

[10] Quarter-finals - India vs Japan

[11] Semi-finals - Indonesia vs Philippines

[12] Semi-finals - Malaysia vs Japan

[13] Third place - Japan vs Philippines

[14] Final - Malaysia vs Indonesia