Thomas Cup 1979
Die zehnte Auflage des Thomas Cups, der Weltmeisterschaft für Herrenmannschaften im Badminton, fand 1979 in Jakarta in Indonesien statt. Sieger wurde unter der Leitung von Tahir Djide erneut das Team aus Indonesien, welches gegen Dänemark mit 9:0 gewann.
Teams
Australasienzone | Asienzone | Europazone | Panamerikazone |
Qualifikation
Australasienzone
1. Runde
Japan – 
Neuseeland in Invercargill 5-4
Australien Freilos
Finalrunde
- Japan – Australien in Perth 9-0
Asienzone
1. Runde
2. Runde
Finalrunde
Panamerikazone
1. Runde
3 Verbände mit Freilos
2. Runde
Kanada – 
Vereinigte Staaten in Ottawa 5-4
Mexiko w.o. 
Chinesisch Taipeh (Rückzug)
Finalrunde
Europazone
1. Runde
England – 
Schottland in Sunderland 9-0
Niederlande – 
Norwegen in Oslo 6-3
2 Verbände mit Freilos
2. Runde
- England –
Belgien in Brüssel 9-0 - Niederlande –
Deutschland in Heerlen 5-4
3. Runde
Schweden – England in Carlisle 6-3
Dänemark – Niederlande in Haarlem 8-1
Finalrunde
Interzonenturnier
1. Runde
 Japan | 8–1 |  Kanada |
 Indonesien | bye | |
 Dänemark | bye | |
 Indien | bye |
Halbfinale
| Indien 2 | Jakarta, Indonesien Mai 1979 | Dänemark 7 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Indonesien 9 | Jakarta, Indonesien Mai 1979 | Japan 0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Finale
| Indonesien 9 | Jakarta, Indonesien 1. und 2. Juni 1979 | Dänemark 0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Weblinks
- Mike's Badminton Populorum (Memento vom 12. August 2007 im Internet Archive)
- Seiten von tangkis.tripod.com (Memento vom 14. Dezember 2006 im Internet Archive)
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