⁠Full squads of all participating teams at Thomas Cup 2024

Thomas Cup is set to commence from April 27.

Thomas Cup 2024 kicks off on April 27 (Saturday) for its 33rd edition with a total of 16 nations fighting for glory.

Founded way back in 1949, the Thomas Cup has been dominated by just a handful of badminton powerhouses. Indonesia leads the way with 14 titles, while China has captured the crown 10 times. Malaysia rounds out the top three most successful nations with five Thomas Cup wins.

India won their first-ever Thomas Cup in 2022 on the back of stars like Lakshya Sen and HS Prannoy. They will look to defend their title this year.

The group stage format calls for each tie to feature five individual matches, with the outcome being decided even if one team clinches victory earlier. The top two finishers per group will advance to the knockout quarterfinals.

Once the quarterfinals begin, ties will be contested in a best-of-five individual matches setup. The first team to win three of those matches claims the overall team victory.

Singles and doubles matches will be alternated within each tie’s individual matchups. The three singles rubbers and two doubles rubbers.

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Squads of all participating teams at Thomas Cup 2024

Group A

• Team China
  • Men’s Singles: Shi Yu Qi, Li Shi Feng, Lu Guang Zu, Weng Hong Yang
  • Men’s Doubles: Liang Wei Keng, Wang Chang, He Ji Ting, Ou Xuan Yi, Liu Yu Chen, Ren Xiang Yu
• Team Korea
  • Men’s Singles: Cho Geon-yeop, Jeon Hyeok-jin, Jeong Min Seon, Jin Yong, Kang Min-hyuk,
  • Men’s Doubles: Seo Seung-jae, Kang Min-hyuk, Kim Won-ho, Ki Dong-ju
• Team Canada
  • Men’s Singles: Brian Yang, Adam Dong (Xingyu), Victor Lai, Ty, Joshua Nguyen, Imran Wadia
  • Men’s Doubles: Kevin Lee, Alexander Lindeman, Nyl Yakura
• Team Australia
  • Men’s Singles: Jacob Schueler, Shrey Dhand, Jack Yu
  • Men’s Doubles: Kenneth Choo, Rayne Wang, Huaidong Tang, Ricky Tang

Group B

• Team Japan
  • Men’s Singles: Kento Momota, Koki Watanabe, Kodai Naraoka, Kenta Nishimoto
  • Men’s Doubles: Yugo Kobayashi, Taichi Saito, Akira Koga, Takuro Hoki, Kenya Mitsuhashi, Hiroki Okamura
• Team Chinese Taipei
  • Men’s Singles: Chou Tien Chen, Wang Tzu Wei, Lee Chia Hao, Lin Chun-Yi
  • Men’s Doubles: Ye Hong Wei, Yang Po-Hsuan, Lee Jhe-Huei, Lee Yang, Lu Ching Yao, Wang Chi-Lin
• Team Germany
  • Men’s Singles: Matthias Kicklitz, Fabian Roth, Kai Schaefer, Jan Colin Voelker, Max Weisskirchen, Mark Lamsfuss
  • Men’s doubles: Bjarne Geiss, Daniel Hess, Jones Ralfy Jansen, Kenneth Neumann, Marvin Seidel
• Team Czechia
  • Men’s Singles: Tadeáš Brázda, Dominik Kopřiva, Jiří Král,
  • Men’s Doubles: Ondřej Král, Tomáš Švejda, Adam Mendrek

Group C

• Team Indonesia
  • Men’s Singles: Jonatan Christie, Anthony Sinisuka Ginting, Chico Aura Dwi Wardoyo, Alwi Farhan
  • Men’s Doubles: Alfian Fajar, Muhammad Rian Ardianto, Leo Rolly Carnando, Muhammad Shohibul Fikri, Bagas Maulana, Daniel Marthin
• Team India
  • Men’s Singles: HS Prannoy, Lakshya Sen, Kidambi Srikanth, Priyanshu Rajawat, Kiran George
  • Men’s Doubles: Satwiksairaj Rankireddy, Chirag Shetty, MR Arjun, Dhruv Kapila, Sai Pratheek
• Team Thailand
  • Men’s Singles: Kunlavut Vitidsarn, Saran Jamsri, Nachakorn Pusri, Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul
  • Men’s Doubles: Pakkapon Teeraratsakul, Natthapat Trinkajee, Sirawit Sothon, Tanadon Punpanich, Wachirawit Sothon, Peeratchai Sukphun
• Team England
  • Men’s Singles: Toby Penty, Nadeem Dalvi, Harry Huang, Cholan Kayan
  • Men’s Doubles: Ethan Van Leeuwen, Callum Hemming, Alex Green, Rory Easton, Sean Vendy, Ben Lane

Group D

• Team Denmark
  • Men’s Singles: Viktor Axelsen, Anders Antonsen, Rasmus Gemke, Magnus Johannesen
  • Men’s Doubles: Kim Astrup, Rasmus Kjær, Mathias Christiansen, Anders Skaarup Rasmussen, Frederik Søgaard, Jesper Toft
• Team Malaysia
  • Men’s Singles: Lee Zii Jia, Cheam June Wei, Justin Hoh, Leong Jun Hao, Ng Tze Yong, Eogene Ewe
  • Men’s Doubles: Aaron Chia, Muhammad Haikal, Choong Hon Jian, Sze Fei Goh, Nur Izzuddin, Wooi Yik Soh
• Team Hong Kong
  • Men’s Singles: Chan Yin Chak, Chow Hin Long, Jason Gunawan, Lee Cheuk Yiu, Hei, Ng Ka Long Angus, Tang Chun Man
  • Men’s Doubles: Lui Chun Wai, Hung Kuei Chun, Law Cheuk Him, Yeung Shing Choi
• Team Algeria
  • Men’s Singles: Adel Hamek, Sifeddine Larbaoui, Youcef Sabri Medel, Mohamed Abdelaziz Ouchefoun
  • Men’s Doubles: Koceila Mammeri, Mohamed Abderrahime Belarbi

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