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Malaysia national badminton team

Malaysian national badminton team

Summary

Malaysian national badminton team

FieldValue
nameMalaysia
imageFlag of Malaysia.svg
associationBadminton Association of Malaysia
confederationBadminton Asia
presidentTengku Zafrul Aziz
rank6
date7 October 2025
World mixed team champ apps17
World mixed team champ first1989
World mixed team champ bestSemi-finals (2009, 2021, 2023)
World men's team champ apps32
World men's team champ first1949
World men's team champ best[[File:Simple gold cup.svg20px]] Champions (1949, 1952, 1955, 1967, 1992)
World women's team champ apps19
World women's team champ first1957
World women's team champ bestQuarter-finals (2004, 2008, 2010)
Regional nameAsian Mixed Team Championships
Regional cup apps2
Regional cup first2017
Regional cup bestQuarter-finals (2017, 2019)
Regional2 nameAsian Men's Team Championships
Regional2 cup apps13
Regional2 cup first1962
Regional2 cup best[[File:Simple gold cup.svg20px]]Champions (1962, 1965, 2022)
Regional3 nameAsian Women's Team Championships
Regional3 cup apps4
Regional3 cup first2016
Regional3 cup bestSemi-finals (2020, 2022)
World junior mixed team champ apps20
World junior mixed team champ first2000
World junior mixed team champ bestChampions (2011)
Junior regional nameAsian Junior Mixed Team Championships

| World mixed team champ apps = 17 | World mixed team champ first = 1989 | World mixed team champ best = Semi-finals (2009, 2021, 2023) | World men's team champ apps = 32 | World men's team champ first = 1949 | World men's team champ best =[[File:Simple gold cup.svg|20px]] Champions (1949, 1952, 1955, 1967, 1992) | World women's team champ apps = 19 | World women's team champ first = 1957 | World women's team champ best = Quarter-finals (2004, 2008, 2010) | World junior mixed team champ apps = 20 | World junior mixed team champ first = 2000 | World junior mixed team champ best = Champions (2011)

The Malaysia national badminton team () is a badminton team that plays for Malaysia in international competitions. The men's team has won the Thomas Cup five times, most recently in 1992 and became runner-up nine times. In the Uber Cup competition, the women's team with the best results in 1975, 2004, 2008 and 2010 edition making it to the quarter-finals. Malaysia competed in the Sudirman Cup since 1989 with the best result in 2009, 2021 and 2023, placed third.

Competitive record

International

Thomas & Uber Cup

[](thomas-cup)[](uber-cup)YearRoundYearRound
2024Semifinal − 3rd2024Group Stage − 12th
2022Quarterfinal − 5th2022Group Stage − 9th
2020Quarterfinal − 8th2020Group Stage − 15th
2018Quarterfinal − 5th2018Group Stage − 9th
2016Semifinal − 3rd2016Group Stage − 10th
2014Runner-up2014Group Stage − 9th
2012Quarterfinal2012DNP
2010Semifinal2010Quarterfinal
2008Semifinal2008Quarterfinal
2006Semifinal2006DNP
2004Quarterfinal2004Quarterfinal
2002Runner-up2002DNP
2000Group Stage − 5th2000Group Stage − 7th
1998Runner-up1998DNQ
1996Group Stage − 5th1996
1994Runner-up1994
1992Champion1992Group Stage − 5th / 6th
1990Runner-up1990DNQ
1988Runner-up1988Group Stage − 8th
1986Third place1986DNQ
1984Group Stage − 6th1984Group Stage − 8th
1982Quarterfinal1981First Round
1979Intra-zone1978Intra-zone
1976Runner-up1975First Round
1973Intra-zone1972Intra-zone
1970Runner-up1969DNP
1967Champion1966
1964Semifinal1963
1961Intra-zone1960Intra-zone
1958Runner-up1957
1955Champion
1952Champion
1949Champion

Sudirman Cup

[](sudirman-cup)YearRound
2025Quarterfinal
2023Semifinal
2021Semifinal
2019Quarterfinal
2017Quarterfinal
2015Quarterfinal
2013Group stage − 9th
2011Quarterfinal
2009Semifinal
2007Group stage − 6th
20059th − Group 2 promoted
20038th − Group 2
200111th − Group 2
19996th − Group 1 relegated
19977th − Group 2 promoted
1995DNP
199310th − Group 2 relegated
19919th − Group 2
19899th − Group 2

Commonwealth Games

YearRound
2022[[File:Med 1.png15px]]
2018[[File:Med 2.png15px]]
2014[[File:Med 1.png15px]]
2010[[File:Med 1.png15px]]
2006[[File:Med 1.png15px]]
2002-
1998[[File:Med 1.png15px]] Men
[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Women
1994[[File:Med 2.png15px]]
1990-
1986-
1982-
1978[[File:Med 3.png15px]]

Asia

Asia Championships

YearMenWomenMixed
2025Not Held9th
2024[[File:Med 2.png15px]] SilverQuarterfinalsNot Held
2023Not HeldQuarterfinals
2022**[[File:Med 1.png15px]] Gold****[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze**Not Held
2020[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver**[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze**Not Held
2019Not HeldQuarterfinals
2018[[File:Med 3.png15px]] BronzeQuarterfinalsNot Held
2017Not HeldQuarterfinals
2016QuarterfinalsQuarterfinalsNot Held

Asian Games

YearMenWomen
2018Round of 16DNP
2014[[File:Med 3.png15px]] BronzeQuarterfinal
2010QuarterfinalQuarterfinal
2006[[File:Med 3.png15px]] BronzeLeague stage
2002[[File:Med 3.png15px]] BronzeQuarterfinal
1998[[File:Med 3.png15px]] BronzeQuarterfinal
1994[[File:Med 3.png15px]] BronzeDNP
1990[[File:Med 2.png15px]] SilverDNP
1986QuarterfinalDNP
1970[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze-
1966[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver-
1962[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver

Southeast Asian Games

YearMenWomen
2025[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
2023[[File:Med 2.png15px]] SilverQuarter-finalist
2021[[File:Med 2.png15px]] SilverQuarter-finalist
2019[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
2017[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver
2015[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver
2013Not Held
2011[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
2009[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Silver[[File:Med 1.png15px]] Gold
2007[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
2005[[File:Med 1.png15px]] Gold[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
2003[[File:Med 3.png15px]] BronzeDNP
2001[[File:Med 1.png15px]] Gold[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
1999[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
1997[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
1995[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
1993[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
1991[[File:Med 1.png15px]] Gold[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
1989[[File:Med 1.png15px]] Gold[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
1987[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
1985[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
1983[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
1981[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
1979[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver[[File:Med 3.png15px]] Bronze
1975-[[File:Med 1.png15px]] Gold
1973[[File:Med 2.png15px]] Silver[[File:Med 1.png15px]] Gold
1971[[File:Med 1.png15px]] Gold
1969Not Held
1967Not Held
1965[[File:Med 1.png15px]] Gold
1961Not Held
1959Not Held

Junior competitive record

World Junior Team Championships

Suhandinata Cup

YearResult
CHN 2000Did not enter
RSA 2002Group stage - 7th of 23
CAN 2004Group stage - 5th of 20
KOR 2006Third place
NZL 2007Fourth place
IND 2008Third place
MAS 2009Runner-up
MEX 2010Third place
TWN 2011Winner
JPN 2012Quarter-finalist
THA 2013Quarter-finalist
MAS 2014Quarter-finalist
PER 2015Group stage - 5th of 39
ESP 2016Runner-up
INA 2017Runner-up
CAN 2018Group stage - 5th of 39
RUS 2019Group stage - 9th of 43
NZL 2020Cancelled
CHN 2021Cancelled
ESP 2022Group stage - 9th of 37
USA 2023Third place
CHN 2024Third place
IND 2025Quarter-finalist - 5th of 36

Asian Junior Team Championships

Men's team

YearResult
1997Semi-finalist
1998Runner-up
1999Semi-finalist
2000Semi-finalist
2001Winner
2002Semi-finalist
2004Semi-finalist
2005Semi-finalist

Women's team

YearResult
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2004Did not enter
2005 Runner-up

Mixed team

YearResult
2006Runner-up
2007Winner
2008Semi-finalist
2009Winner
2010Runner-up
2011Runner-up
2012Semi-finalist
2013Quarter-finals
2014Quarter-finals
2015Quarter-finals
2016Quarter-finals
2017Semi-finalist
2018Semi-finalist
2019Group stage
2023Quarter-finals
2024Semi-finalist
2025Quarter-finals

Players

National senior squad

As of 2025 : ;Men's Singles

  • Leong Jun Hao
  • Ng Tze Yong
  • Justin Hoh
  • Eogene Ewe
  • Kong Zhou Swin

;Women's Singles

  • Letshanaa Karupathevan
  • Wong Ling Ching
  • Oo Shan Zi
  • Siti Zulaikha Azmi
  • Eng Ler Qi
  • Lim Zhi Shin
  • Shaneesa Shahidi

;Men's Doubles

  • Aaron Chia
  • Soh Wooi Yik
  • Man Wei Chong
  • Tee Kai Wun
  • Choong Hon Jian
  • Muhammad Haikal
  • Junaidi Arif
  • Yap Roy King
  • Goh Boon Zhe
  • Wong Vin Sean
  • Fazriq Razif
  • Bryan Jeremy Goonting
  • Aaron Tai
  • Kang Khai Xing
  • Tan Zhi Yang
  • Loh Zi Heng
  • Toh E Hern
  • Goh Yi Qin
  • Muhammad Faiq
  • Lok Hong Quan

;Women's Doubles

  • Pearly Tan
  • Thinaah Muralitharan
  • Teoh Mei Xing
  • Dania Sofea
  • Ho Lo Ee
  • Amanda Yap
  • Nicole Chau
  • Gan Min Yee
  • Noraqilah Maisarah
  • Tan Zhing Yi
  • Tan Zhing Hui
  • Cheng Su Hui
  • Chan Wen Tse
  • Go Pei Kee
  • Chong Jie Yu
  • Ong Xin Yee
  • Carmen Ting
  • Clarissa San

;Mixed Doubles

  • Chen Tang Jie
  • Toh Ee Wei
  • Valeree Siow
  • Hoo Pang Ron
  • Cheng Su Yin
  • Loo Bing Kun
  • Low Han Chen
  • Wee Yee Hern
  • Wee Yee Tern
  • Vannee Gobi
  • Vanessa Ng
  • Datu Anif Isaac

Coaches

As of 2025 :

;Director of Coaching (Singles)

  • Kenneth Jonassen

;Director of Coaching (Doubles)

  • Rexy Mainaky

;Men's Doubles Head Coach

  • Herry Iman Pierngadi

;Women's Doubles Head Coach

  • Rosman Razak

;Mixed Doubles Head Coach

  • Nova Widianto

;Men's Singles Coach

  • K Yogendran
  • Alvin Chew Ming Yao

;Women's Singles Coach

  • Misbun Ramdan Misbun

;Men's Doubles Coach

  • Muhammad Miftakh

;Women's Doubles Coach

  • Ching Kai Feng

;Mixed Doubles Coach

  • Mohd Hazwan Jamaluddin
  • Mohd Lutfi Zaim Abdul Khalid

Previous squad

;Thomas Cup

References

References

  1. "Archiv SudirmanCup".
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