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Holding Thomas and Uber Cups separately will benefit women's badminton

By Admin 3 hours ago
The Thomas and Uber Cups were held in Chengdu, China and concluded on May 5th. China emerged champions in both categories. The Thomas Cup was exciting and thrilling as a few countries had a good chance of winning the coveted trophy.
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