May 25, 1990 CE
Tournament Begins in Tokyo
The 1990 Uber Cup commenced in Tokyo, Japan, marking the start of the thirteenth edition of the women's international badminton team championship with eight participating nations.
Chronological Storyline (6 Milestones)
May 28, 1990 CE
Group Stage Progression
During the group stage, defending champions China and strong contenders South Korea dominated their respective groups, positioning themselves as the favorites to advance to the knockout rounds.
May 31, 1990 CE
Knockout Stage Set
The group stage concluded, finalizing the matchups for the knockout stage as the top badminton nations prepared to compete for a place in the final.
Jun 1, 1990 CE
Semifinals Held
China and South Korea won their respective semifinal matches, securing their places in the final of the 1990 Uber Cup and setting up a highly anticipated showdown.
Jun 2, 1990 CE
China Claims the Title
China defeated South Korea in the final to win the 1990 Uber Cup, continuing their dominance in women's international badminton by securing another major team title.
Jun 2, 1990 CE
The Final
China faced South Korea in the final match of the tournament, competing for the prestigious Uber Cup trophy in Tokyo.