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The South Korea national badminton team (Korean: 대한민국 배드민턴 국가대표팀) represents South Korea in international badminton team competitions. The team emerged as the Sudirman Cup champion in 1991, 1993, 2003, and 2017,^[1] also won world women's team championships in the 2010^[2] and repeated this feat in the 2022 Uber Cups.

Participation in BWF competitions

Thomas Cup Year Result 1984 Fourth place 1986 Group stage − 5th 1988 Group stage − 6th 1990 Group stage − 5th / 6th 1992 Semi-finalist 1994 Semi-finalist 1996 Semi-finalist 1998 Group stage − 5th / 6th 2000 Semi-finalist 2002 Group stage − 5th 2004 Semi-finalist 2006 Quarter-finalist 2008 Runner-up 2010 Quarter-finalist 2012 Runner-up 2014 Quarter-finalist 2016 Semi-finalist − 4th 2018 Quarter-finalist − 7th 2020 Quarter-finalist − 7th 2022 Quarter-finalist − 8th 2024 Quarter-finalist − 7th

Uber Cup Year Result 1984 Third place 1986 Third place 1988 Runner-up 1990 Runner-up 1992 Runner-up 1994 Semi-finalist 1996 Semi-finalist 1998 Semi-finalist 2000 Semi-finalist 2002 Runner-up 2004 Runner-up 2006 Quarter-finalist 2008 Semi-finalist 2010 Winner 2012 Runner-up 2014 Semi-finalist 2016 Runner-up 2018 Semi-finalist − 3rd 2020 Semi-finalist − 3rd 2022 Winner 2024 Semi-finalist − 3rd

Sudirman Cup Year Result 1989[3] Runner-up 1991 Winner 1993 Winner 1995 Semi-finalist 1997 Runner-up 1999 Semi-finalist 2001 Semi-finalist 2003 Winner 2005 Semi-finalist 2007 Semi-finalist 2009 Runner-up 2011 Semi-finalist 2013 Runner-up 2015 Semi-finalist 2017 Winner 2019 Quarter-finalist 2021 Semi-finalist 2023 Runner-up

Participation in Badminton Asia Championships

Men's team Year Result 2016 Semi-finalist 2018 Semi-finalist 2020 Quarter-finalist 2022 Semi-finalist 2024 Semi-finalist

Women's team Year Result 2016 Semi-finalist 2018 Semi-finalist 2020 Runner-up 2022 Runner-up 2024 did not enter

Mixed team Year Result 2017 Runner-up 2019 did not enter 2023 Runner-up

Junior competitive record

World Junior Team Championships

Suhandinata Cup

Year	Result
2000	Runner-up
2002	Runner-up
2004	Runner-up
2006	Winner
2007	Runner-up
2008	Runner-up
2009	Did not enter
2010	Runner-up
2011	Runner-up
2012	Third place
2013	Winner
2014	Quarter-finalist
2015	10th place
2016	9th place
2017	Semi-finalist
2018	Runner-up
2019	Quarter-finalist
2020	Cancelled
2021	Cancelled
2022	Winner
2023	9th place

Asian Junior Team Championships

Men's team Year Result 1997 Semi-finalist 1998 1999 Semi-finalist 2000 Semi-finalist 2001 Semi-finalist 2002 Runner-up 2004 Runner-up 2005 Winner

Women's team Year Result 1997 Semi-finalist 1998 Runner-up 1999 Semi-finalist 2000 Runner-up 2001 Winner 2002 Runner-up 2004 Runner-up 2005 Semi-finalist

Mixed team Year Result 2006 Winner 2007 Quarter-finals 2008 Runner-up 2009 Quarter-finals 2010 Quarter-finals 2011 Did not enter 2012 Semi-finalist 2013 Runner-up 2014 Runner-up 2015 Runner-up 2016 Runner-up 2017 Winner 2018 Quarter-finals 2019 Semi-finalist 2023 Quarter-finals

Famous players

References