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The Uber Cup is the world team championship in women's badminton, contested by national teams under the Badminton World Federation. The first tournament took place in 1957, and the event is played through ties made up of singles and doubles matches between countries. It is the women's counterpart to the Thomas Cup, the equivalent championship for men's national teams.
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When was the first Uber Cup held?
The first Uber Cup competition was held in 1957. It is the women's national-team counterpart to the men's Thomas Cup.
Why is it called the Uber Cup?
The trophy was named after H.S. Betty Uber, an English badminton player who helped support the creation of the women's world team championship. The trophy was presented in 1956 before the first competition in 1957.
What is the difference between the Uber Cup and the Thomas Cup?
The Uber Cup is the world team championship for women's national badminton teams, while the Thomas Cup is the men's equivalent. Both are contested through team ties involving singles and doubles matches.
Which organization runs the Uber Cup?
The tournament is governed by the Badminton World Federation, commonly known as the BWF. It is held on a biennial cycle as part of the international team-championship calendar.
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