1964 Thomas Cup qualification

Badminton tournament

1964 Thomas Cup qualificationTournament details

Dates| 29 July 1963 – 22 March 1964
Location| Asian zone:
Taipei

American zone:
Kingston
Mexico City
Vancouver
Victoria
European zone:
Belfast
Copenhagen
Dublin
Edinburgh
Euskirchen
Haarlem
Halmstad
Oslo
Rotherham

Australasian zone:
Auckland
Invercargill
Perth
Wellington
| ← 1961 | 1967 →

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The qualifying process for the 1964 Thomas Cup took place from 6 September 1963 to 22 March 1964 to decide the final teams which will play in the final tournament.

## Qualification process[edit]

The qualification process is divided into four regions, the Asian Zone, the American Zone, the European Zone and the Australasian Zone. Teams in their respective zone will compete in a knockout format. Teams will compete for two days, with two singles and doubles played on the first day and three singles and two doubles played on the next day. The teams that win their respective zone will earn a place in the final tournament to be held in Tokyo.[1]

Indonesia were the champions of the last Thomas Cup, therefore the team automatically qualified for the inter-zone play-offs.[1]

### Qualified teams[edit]

Country  | Qualified as  | Qualified on  | Final appearance

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Indonesia | 1958 Thomas Cup winners  | 11 June 1961  | 3rd
Thailand | Asian Zone winners  | 26 January 1964  | 3rd
Denmark | European Zone winners  | 22 March 1964  | 6th
Japan | American Zone winners  | 14 March 1964  | 1st
Malaysia | Australasian Zone winners  | 22 September 1963  | 5th

## Asian Zone[edit]

### Bracket[edit]

| Semi-finals| | Final

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| September 1963 – Colombo| |

|  Republic of China| w/o

| 25 January 1964 – Taipei

|  Ceylon| |

|  Republic of China| 0

| December 1963 – Bangkok

| |  Thailand| 9

|  Hong Kong|

|  Thailand| w/o |

### Semi-finals[edit]

Thailand and the Republic of China automatically qualified for the Asian zone final after Ceylon and Hong Kong withdrew from the competition.

### Final[edit]

Thailand
9 | Taipei, Taiwan
25–26 January 1964
[2] |
Republic of China
0 |

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1  |
| Charoen Wattanasin
Wang Yuan-lin | 15
6 | 15
7 |  |
2  |
| Sangob Rattanusorn
Liang Ching-yu | 15
11 | 15
8 |  |
3  |
| Narong Bhornchima / Raphi Kanchanaraphi
Lu Wen-hui / Wang Yuan-lin | 15
6 | 15
6 |  |
4 |
| Chavalert Chumkum / Chuchart Vatanatham
Chen Yu-chieh / Ho Wen-ming | 15
3 | 15
3 |  |
5 |
| Sangob Rattanusorn
Wang Yuan-lin | 15
4 | 15
1 |  |
6 |
| Charoen Wattanasin
Liang Ching-yu | 15
5 | 15
6 |  |
7 |
| Narong Bhornchima
Lu Wen-hui | 15
13 | 10
15  | 15
1 |
8 |
| Chavalert Chumkum / Chuchart Vatanatham
Lu Wen-hui / Wang Yuan-lin | 15
11 | 15
5 |  |
9 |
| Narong Bhornchima / Raphi Kanchanaraphi
Chen Yu-chieh / Ho Wen-ming | 15
3 | 15
3 |  |

## American Zone[edit]

### Bracket[edit]

| First round| | Semi-finals| | Final

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|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |

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|  United States|

| 7 February 1964 – Kingston

| Bye| |

|  United States| 9

| |  Jamaica| 0 |

|  Jamaica|

| | 13 March 1964 – Victoria

| Bye| |

|  United States| 2

| 22 February 1964 – Mexico City

| |  Japan| 7

|  Japan| 9

| 6 March 1964 – Vancouver|

|  Mexico| 0 |

|  Japan| 8

| |  Canada| 1 |

| Bye|

|  Australia| |

### First round[edit]

Japan
9 | Mexico City, Mexico
22–23 February 1964
[3][4] |
Mexico
0 |

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1  |
| Yoshio Komiya
Sergio Fraustro | 15
2 | 15
11 |  |
2  |
| Takeshi Miyanaga
Antonio Rangel | 18
13 | 11
15  | 15
7 |
3  |
| Eiichi Nagai / Eiichi Sakai
Guillermo Allier / Oscar Lujan | 15
4 | 15
2 |  |
4 |
| Yoshinori Itagaki / Yoshio Komiya
Antonio Rangel / Raúl Rangel | 15
1 | 15
3 |  |
5 |
| Takeshi Miyanaga
Raúl Rangel | 15
4 | 15
6 |  |
6 |
| Yoshio Komiya
Antonio Rangel | 13
15  | 15
12 | 15
11 |
7 |
| Eiichi Nagai
Oscar Lujan | 15
3 | 13
18  | 15
8 |
8 |
| Yoshinori Itagaki / Yoshio Komiya
Guillermo Allier / Oscar Lujan | 15
4 | 15
4 |  |
9 |
| Eiichi Nagai / Eiichi Sakai
Manuel Ordorica / Antonio Rangel | 15
1 | 15
3 |  |

### Semi-finals[edit]

Japan
8 | Vancouver, Canada
22–23 February 1964
[5] |
Canada
1 |

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1  |
| Yoshio Komiya
Wayne Macdonnell | 12
15  | 15
11 | 15
18  |
2  |
| Takeshi Miyanaga
Bruce Rollick | 12
15  | 15
11 | 15
8 |
3  |
| Yoshinori Itagaki / Yoshio Komiya
Edward Paterson / Rolf Paterson | 11
15  | 15
5 | 15
3 |
4 |
| Eiichi Nagai / Eiichi Sakai
Bert Fergus / Wayne Macdonnell | 15
5 | 15
2 |  |
5 |
| Takeshi Miyanaga
Wayne Macdonnell | 15
10 | 11
15  | 18
15 |
6 |
| Yoshio Komiya
Bruce Rollick | 15
3 | 15
3 |  |
7 |
| Eiichi Nagai
Bert Fergus | 15
5 | 15
2 |  |
8 |
| Yoshinori Itagaki / Yoshio Komiya
Bert Fergus / Wayne Macdonnell | 15
1 | 15
6 |  |
9 |
| Eiichi Nagai / Eiichi Sakai
Edward Paterson / Rolf Paterson | 15
12 | 15
12 |  |

United States
9 | Kingston, Jamaica
22–23 February 1964
[6] |
Jamaica
0 |

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1  |
| Donald C. Paup
Keith Palmer | 15
1 | 15
4 |  |
2  |
| Manuel Armendariz
Ernest Hew | 15
1 | 15
1 |  |
3  |
| Jim Lynch / Donald C. Paup
Nigel Casserley / Keith Palmer | 15
9 | 15
4 |  |
4 |
| Joey Alston / Michael Hartgrove
Brendan Clear / Ernest Hew | 15
2 | 15
5 |  |
5 |
| Manuel Armendariz
Keith Palmer | 15
3 | 15
0 |  |
6 |
| Donald C. Paup
Ernest Hew | 15
11 | 15
4 |  |
7 |
| Richard Gorman
Richard Roberts | 15
12 | 15
7 |  |
8 |
| Jim Lynch / Donald C. Paup
Brendan Clear / Ernest Hew | 15
9 | 15
5 |  |
9 |
| Joey Alston / Michael Hartgrove
Nigel Casserley / Keith Palmer | 15
2 | 15
1 |  |

### Final[edit]

United States
7 | Victoria, Canada
13–14 March 1964
[7] |
Japan
2 |

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1  |
| Jim Poole
Yoshio Komiya | 15
11 | 18
13 |  |
2  |
| Manuel Armendariz
Takeshi Miyanaga | 2
15  | 2
15  |  |
3  |
| Michael Hartgrove / Donald C. Paup
Eiichi Nagai / Eiichi Sakai | 13
15  | 15
8 | 9
15  |
4 |
| Joey Alston / Wynn Rogers
Yoshinori Itagaki / Yoshio Komiya | 7
15  | 7
15  |  |
5 |
| Manuel Armendariz
Yoshio Komiya | 5
15  | 4
15  |  |
6 |
| Jim Poole
Takeshi Miyanaga | 15
5 | 15
5 |  |
7 |
| Donald C. Paup
Eiichi Nagai | 1
15  | 14
18  |  |
8 |
| Joey Alston / Wynn Rogers
Eiichi Nagai / Eiichi Sakai | 15
8 | 15
15  | 16
18  |
9 |
| Michael Hartgrove / Donald C. Paup
Yoshinori Itagaki / Yoshio Komiya | 7
15  | 15
10 | 9
15  |

## European Zone[edit]

### Bracket[edit]

| First round| | Second round| | Third round| | Semi-finals| | Final

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|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |

|  | | | | | | | | | | |

|  Denmark|

| Bye| |

|  Denmark|

| | Bye| |

| Bye|

| |

| Bye| |

|  Denmark|

| | Bye| |

| Bye|

|  |

| Bye| |

| Bye|

| | Bye| |

| Bye|

| | 26 February 1964 – Dublin

| Bye| |

|  Denmark| 9

| |  Ireland| 0 |

|  Ireland|

| 16 November 1963 – Haarlem|

| Bye| |

|  Ireland| 8

| |  Netherlands| 1 |

| Bye|

| | 24 January 1964 – Belfast

| Bye| |

|  Ireland| 5

| |  West Germany| 4 |

|  Belgium|

| 7 December 1963 – Euskirchen|

| Bye| |

|  Belgium| 0

| |  West Germany| 9 |

|  West Germany|

| | 21 March 1964 – Copenhagen

| Bye| |

|  Denmark| 8

| |  England| 1

|  Scotland|

| 4 December 1963 – Edinburgh|

| Bye| |

|  Scotland| 4

| |  Sweden| 5 |

|  Sweden|

| | 13 January 1964 – Halmstad

| Bye| |

|  Sweden| 9

| |  Norway| 0 |

|  Norway|

| November 1963 – Oslo|

| Bye| |

|  Norway| w/o

| 16 November 1963 – Valletta

| |  Malta| |

|  Pakistan|

| | 19 February 1964 – Rotherham

|  Malta| w/o |

|  Sweden| 4

| |  England| 5 |

| Bye|

|  |

| Bye| |

| Bye|

| | Bye| |

| Bye|

| |

| Bye| |

| Bye|

| |  England| |

| Bye|

|  |

| Bye| |

| Bye|

| |  England| |

| Bye|

|  England| |

### First round[edit]

The first round match between Pakistan and Malta was scheduled to be held on 16 and 17 November 1963 in Valletta.[8] The match was later cancelled as Pakistan decided to pull out of the competition.[9][10]

### Second round[edit]

Sweden
5 | Edinburgh, Scotland
4–5 December 1963
[11][12] |
Scotland
4 |

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1  |
| Berndt Dahlberg
Robert S. McCoig | 4
15  | 6
15  |  |
2  |
| Göran Wahlqvist
John Barrie | 15
5 | 15
6 |  |
3  |
| Berndt Dahlberg / Bertil Glans
Robert S. McCoig / W. Frank Shannon | 9
15  | 16
17  |  |
4 |
| Bengt-Åke Jönsson / Göran Wahlqvist
Neil Gilchrist / Mac Henderson | 6
15  | 15
5 | 11
15  |
5 |
| Göran Wahlqvist
Robert S. McCoig | 15
10 | 14
15  | 2
15  |
6 |
| Berndt Dahlberg
John Barrie | 15
0 | 15
5 |  |
7 |
| Sture Johnsson
W. Frank Shannon | 15
6 | 15
4 |  |
8 |
| Berndt Dahlberg / Bertil Glans
Neil Gilchrist / Mac Henderson | 18
8 | 17
12 |  |
9 |
| Bengt-Åke Jönsson / Göran Wahlqvist
Robert S. McCoig / W. Frank Shannon | 15
10 | 15
18  | 15
12 |

Ireland
8 | Haarlem, Netherlands
16 November 1963
[13] |
Netherlands
1 |

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|  |  |  | 1  | 2  | 3  |

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1  |
| Robert Harris
Henk Weys | 14
17  | 15
9 | 15
7 |
2  |
| David McCullough
Cees Broedelet | 11
15  | 15
8 | 15
9 |
3  |
| Samuel Blair / Kenneth Carlisle
Boudewijn Ridder / Ronny van Wijk | 15
1 | 15
5 |  |
4 |
| James Doyle / Winston Wilkinson
Rommert Delsing / Henk Weys | 15
3 | 15
2 |  |
5 |
| David McCullough
Henk Weys | 15
10 | 7
15  | 8
15  |
6 |
| Robert Harris
Cees Broedelet | 15
8 | 15
10 |  |
7 |
| James Doyle
Herman van Hemmert-Starkenburg | 15
3 | 15
3 |  |
8 |
| Samuel Blair / Kenneth Carlisle
Rommert Delsing / Henk Weys | 15
4 | 15
6 |  |
9 |
| James Doyle / Winston Wilkinson
Boudewijn Ridder / Ronny van Wijk | 15
4 | 15
0 |  |

West Germany
9 | Euskirchen, West Germany
7–8 November 1960
[14] |
Belgium
0 |

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1  |
| Friedhelm Wulff
Anton Verstoep | 15
10 | 15
3 |  |
2  |
| Franz Beinvogl
Roger van Meerbeek | 15
7 | 15
6 |  |
3  |
| Peter Birtel / Friedhelm Wulff
Roger van Meerbeek / Herman Moens | 15
7 | 15
12 |  |
4 |
| Franz Beinvogl / Kurt Jendroska
Bella Rudas / Jack Stuart | 15
4 | 15
6 |  |
5 |
| Franz Beinvogl
Anton Verstoep | 15
3 | 15
1 |  |
6 |
| Friedhelm Wulff
Roger van Meerbeek | 18
13 | 15
5 |  |
7 |
| Kurt Jendroska
Herman Moens | 15
2 | 15
1 |  |
8 |
| Peter Birtel / Friedhelm Wulff
Bella Rudas / Jack Stuart | 15
2 | 15
3 |  |
9 |
| Franz Beinvogl / Kurt Jendroska
Roger van Meerbeek / Herman Moens | 15
10 | 17
14 |  |

### Third round[edit]

Sweden
9 | Halmstad, Sweden
13 January 1964
[15] |
Norway
0 |

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|  |  |  | 1  | 2  | 3  |

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1  |
| Göran Wahlqvist
Hans Sperre | 15
4 | 15
5 |  |
2  |
| Berndt Dahlberg
Harald Nettli | 15
4 | 10
15  | 15
2 |
3  |
| Bengt-Åke Jönsson / Göran Wahlqvist
Per Corneliussen / Kåre Samuelsen | 15
2 | 15
5 |  |
4 |
| Berndt Dahlberg / Bertil Glans
Harald Nettli / Hans Sperre | 15
6 | 15
9 |  |
5 |
| Berndt Dahlberg
Hans Sperre | 15
11 | 15
9 |  |
6 |
| Göran Wahlqvist
Harald Nettli | 15
8 | 15
6 |  |
7 |
| Sture Johnsson
Kåre Samuelsen | 15
12 | 15
9 |  |
8 |
| Bengt-Åke Jönsson / Göran Wahlqvist
Per Corneliussen / Kåre Samuelsen | 18
3 | 17
7 |  |
9 |
| Berndt Dahlberg / Bertil Glans
Harald Nettli / Hans Sperre | 15
6 | 15
9 |  |

Ireland
5 | Belfast, Northern Ireland
24–25 January 1964
[16] |
West Germany
4 |

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1  |
| Robert Harris
Friedhelm Wulff | 15
12 | 3
15  | 9
15  |
2  |
| James Doyle
Franz Beinvogl | 10
15  | 15
7 | 2
15  |
3  |
| Samuel Blair / Kenneth Carlisle
Peter Birtel / Friedhelm Wulff | 15
4 | 15
5 |  |
4 |
| Noel Henderson / Winston Wilkinson
Franz Beinvogl / Kurt Jendroska | 15
6 | 15
9 |  |
5 |
| James Doyle
Friedhelm Wulff | 14
17  | 8
15  |  |
6 |
| Robert Harris
Franz Beinvogl | 10
15  | 6
15  |  |
7 |
| Winston Wilkinson
Kurt Jendroska | 10
15  | 15
12 | 18
16 |
8 |
| Samuel Blair / Kenneth Carlisle
Franz Beinvogl / Kurt Jendroska | 15
12 | 15
3 |  |
9 |
| James Doyle / Winston Wilkinson
Peter Birtel / Friedhelm Wulff | 15
2 | 15
11 |  |

### Semi-finals[edit]

England
5 | Rotherham, England
19–20 February 1964
[17] |
Sweden
4 |

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1  |
| Hugh Findlay
Berndt Dahlberg | 11
15  | 9
15  |  |
2  |
| Colin Beacom
Göran Wahlqvist | 8
5 |  |  |
retired
3  |
| Hugh Findlay / Anthony Jordan
Berndt Dahlberg / Bertil Glans | 15
10 | 18
14 |  |
4 |
| Bill Havers / John Havers
Bengt-Åke Jönsson / Willy Lund | 15
6 | 6
15  | 15
5 |
5 |
| Colin Beacom
Berndt Dahlberg | 12
15  | 16
17  |  |
6 |
| Hugh Findlay
Bertil Glans | 8
15  | 5
15  |  |
7 |
| Roger Mills
Sture Johnsson | 15
7 | 15
9 |  |
8 |
| Hugh Findlay / Anthony Jordan
Bengt-Åke Jönsson / Willy Lund | 8
15  | 15
4 | 15
6 |
9 |
| Bill Havers / John Havers
Berndt Dahlberg / Bertil Glans | 11
15  | 8
15  |  |

Denmark
9 | Dublin, Ireland
26–27 February 1964
[18][19] |
Ireland
0 |

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1  |
| Erland Kops
Robert Harris | 15
5 | 15
0 |  |
2  |
| Knud Aage Nielsen
James Doyle | 15
2 | 15
0 |  |
3  |
| Jørgen Hansen / Finn Kobberø
Samuel Blair / Kenneth Carlisle | 15
7 | 15
10 |  |
4 |
| Erland Kops / Poul-Erik Nielsen
Noel Henderson / Winston Wilkinson | 15
10 | 15
9 |  |
5 |
| Knud Aage Nielsen
Robert Harris | 15
3 | 15
10 |  |
6 |
| Erland Kops
James Doyle | 15
0 | 15
4 |  |
7 |
| Henning Borch
Winston Wilkinson | 15
3 | 15
2 |  |
8 |
| Jørgen Hansen / Finn Kobberø
Noel Henderson / Winston Wilkinson | 15
2 | 15
4 |  |
9 |
| Erland Kops / Poul-Erik Nielsen
Samuel Blair / Kenneth Carlisle | 18
16 | 15
1 |  |

### Final[edit]

Denmark
8 | Copenhagen, Denmark
21–22 March 1964
[20] |
England
1 |

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1  |
| Erland Kops
Colin Beacom | 15
12 | 15
3 |  |
2  |
| Knud Aage Nielsen
Roger Mills | 15
4 | 15
7 |  |
3  |
| Erland Kops / Poul-Erik Nielsen
Hugh Findlay / Anthony Jordan | 15
7 | 15
2 |  |
4 |
| Henning Borch / Jørgen Hansen
Bill Havers / John Havers | 15
4 | 15
4 |  |
5 |
| Knud Aage Nielsen
Colin Beacom | 15
2 | 11
15  | 15
6 |
6 |
| Erland Kops
Roger Mills | 15
9 | 15
4 |  |
7 |
| Henning Borch
Bill Havers | 15
2 | 10
1 | 17

8 |
| Erland Kops / Poul-Erik Nielsen
Bill Havers / John Havers | 15
0 | 15
9 |  |
9 |
| Henning Borch / Jørgen Hansen
Hugh Findlay / Anthony Jordan | 15
12 | 7
15  | 11
15  |

## Australasian Zone[edit]

### Bracket[edit]

| First round| | Semi-finals| | Final

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|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |

|  | | | | |

|  Malaya|

| 13 September 1963 – Wellington

| Bye| |

|  Malaya| 8

| 6 September 1963 – Invercargill

| |  India| 1 |

|  India| 7

| | 21 September 1963 – Perth

|  South Africa| 2 |

|  Malaya| 9

| |  Australia| 0

|  New Zealand|

| 29 July 1963 – Auckland|

| Bye| |

|  New Zealand| 4

| |  Australia| 5 |

| Bye|

|  Australia| |

### First round[edit]

India
7 | Invercargill, New Zealand
6–7 September 1963
[21][22] |
South Africa
2 |

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|  |  |  | 1  | 2  | 3  |

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1  |
| Trilok Nath Seth
Alan Parsons | 17
15 | 10
15  | 15
18  |
2  |
| Dinesh Khanna
David Powell | 15
1 | 15
4 |  |
3  |
| Chandrakant Deoras / Nandu Natekar
Roy Farrell / William Kerr | 15
0 | 15
10 |  |
4 |
| Dipu Ghosh / Raman Ghosh
Alan Parsons / David Powell | 11
15  | 12
15  |  |
5 |
| Dinesh Khanna
Alan Parsons | 13
15  | 15
6 | 15
9 |
6 |
| Trilok Nath Seth
David Powell | 15
7 | 15
5 |  |
7 |
| Dipu Ghosh
William Kerr | 15
9 | 15
12 |  |
8 |
| Chandrakant Deoras / Nandu Natekar
Alan Parsons / David Powell | 10
15  | 15
3 | 15
10 |
9 |
| Dipu Ghosh / Raman Ghosh
Roy Farrell / William Kerr | 15
8 | 15
10 |  |

### Semi-finals[edit]

Malaya
8 | Wellington, New Zealand
13–14 September 1963
[23][24] |
India
1 |

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|  |  |  | 1  | 2  | 3  |

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1  |
| Teh Kew San
Dinesh Khanna | 15
9 | 15
0 |  |
2  |
| Yew Cheng Hoe
Nandu Natekar | 10
15  | 15
3 | 3
15  |
3  |
| Ng Boon Bee / Tan Yee Khan
Dipu Ghosh / Raman Ghosh | 17
16 | 15
3 |  |
4 |
| Teh Kew San / George Yap
Chandrakant Deoras / Nandu Natekar | 15
6 | 15
7 |  |
5 |
| Yew Cheng Hoe
Dinesh Khanna | 15
2 | 15
11 |  |
6 |
| Teh Kew San
Nandu Natekar | 15
5 | 15
7 |  |
7 |
| Wee Choon Seng
Trilok Nath Seth | 15
8 | 15
4 |  |
8 |
| Ng Boon Bee / Tan Yee Khan
Chandrakant Deoras / Nandu Natekar | 15
7 | 15
10 |  |
9 |
| Wee Choon Seng / George Yap
Dipu Ghosh / Raman Ghosh | 15
5 | 15
8 |  |

Australia
5 | Auckland, New Zealand
29–30 July 1963
[25] |
New Zealand
4 |

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|  |  |  | 1  | 2  | 3  |

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1  |
| Ken Turner
Jeff Robson | 9
15  | 15
9 | 15
8 |
2  |
| George Robotham
Richard Purser | 15
12 | 14
17  | 5
15  |
3  |
| Edward Anderson / George Robotham
Richard Purser / Jeff Robson | 8
15  | 15
18  |  |
4 |
| Graham Nelson / Ken Turner
Don Higgins / Kevin Long | 15
5 | 15
10 |  |
5 |
| George Robotham
Jeff Robson | 15
3 | 15
8 |  |
6 |
| Ken Turner
Richard Purser | 15
12 | 15
13 |  |
7 |
| Ron Young
Don Higgins | 15
3 | 10
15  | 3
15  |
8 |
| Edward Anderson / George Robotham
Don Higgins / Kevin Long | 15
6 | 10
17  | 11

9 |
| Graham Nelson / Ken Turner
Richard Purser / Jeff Robson | 11
15  | 4
15  |  |

### Final[edit]

Malaya
9 | Perth, Australia
21–22 September 1963
[26] |
Australia
0 |

|
|
|

|  |  |  | 1  | 2  | 3  |

|
|
|
|
|
|

1  |
| Yew Cheng Hoe
Ken Turner | 15
8 | 17
14 |  |
2  |
| Teh Kew San
Ron Young | 15
3 | 15
6 |  |
3  |
| Ng Boon Bee / Tan Yee Khan
George Robotham / Ken Turner | 17
8 | 15
3 |  |
4 |
| Teh Kew San / George Yap
Edward Ireland / Graham Nelson | 15
1 | 15
2 |  |
5 |
| Teh Kew San
Ken Turner | 15
6 | 15
7 |  |
6 |
| Yew Cheng Hoe
Ron Young | 15
5 | 15
2 |  |
7 |
| Wee Choon Seng
George Robotham | 15
6 | 12
15  | 15
1 |
8 |
| Ng Boon Bee / Tan Yee Khan
Edward Ireland / Graham Nelson | 15
1 | 15
3 |  |
9 |
| Wee Choon Seng / George Yap
George Robotham / Ken Turner | 12
15  | 15
8 | 15
7 |

## References[edit]

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11. ^ "Scotland lead Sweden 3-1". The Straits Times. 6 December 1963. p. 20. Retrieved 24 June 2024 - via NewspaperSG.
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