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Teh Kew San

Malaysia · Men's singles, men's doubles and mixed doubles · 1958 to 1968

Born 26 January 1935 · Right-handed

24
matches
54%
won
2
senior titles
4
finals
World ranking

Not on a world ranking list we hold: the full lists are kept from September 2026 and the weekly top lists from 2013, so a player outside them has none.

Our ratingHow it works
1,514Men's singles
last rated 1968

Highest 1,528. Men's doubles: 1,514. Mixed doubles: 1,532.

Form
7/10won of the last
10 matches
  1. L
  2. L
  3. W
  4. W
  5. W
  6. W
  7. W
  8. L
  9. W
  10. W

Latest: lost to Muljadi, All England Open 1968, round of 32. Newest on the left.

Season by season

Matches played and won, year by year.

  • Played
  • Won
  • A title that year
'58
'60
'62
1
'64
1 '66
'68
Show the numbers
YearPlayedWonTitles
1968100
1967750
1966221
1964730
1963211
1962100
1960110
1959110
1958200
Titles

2 senior titles.

Every final won, newest first. Each opens that edition's draw.

  1. 1966 Asian Games Mixed doubles, with Rosalind Singha Ang beat Eddy Choong / Tan Gaik Bee 18–13 11–15 15–5
  2. 1963 Singapore Open Men's singles beat Yew Cheng Hoe 11–15 15–3 15–1
Recent matches

The last 20 matches.

Scores read from Teh Kew San's side.

All England Open 1968Men's singles Round of 32 Muljadi 15–4 13–15 9–10 Lost
Thomas Cup 1967Men's singles Challenge round Muljadi 15–18 4–15 Lost
Thomas Cup 1967Men's doubles, with Tan Aik Huang Challenge round Muljadi / Agus Susanto 15–2 15–18 15–12 Won
Thomas Cup 1967Men's singles Second round Takeshi Miyanaga 11–15 15–2 15–11 Won
Thomas Cup 1967Men's doubles, with Tan Aik Huang Second round Takeshi Miyanaga / Eiichi Sakai 15–8 15–5 Won
First round Henning Borch / Erland Kops 15–11 15–8 Won
Thomas Cup 1967Men's singles First round Tom Bacher 15–4 15–5 Won
Thomas Cup 1967Men's doubles, with Tan Aik Huang First round Svend Pri / Per Walsøe 7–15 10–15 Lost
Asian Games 1966Mixed doubles, with Rosalind Singha Ang Final Eddy Choong / Tan Gaik Bee 18–13 11–15 15–5 Won
Semi-final Darmadi / Minarni 3–15 15–8 15–6 Won
Thomas Cup 1964Men's doubles, with Lim Say Hup Consolation playoff Eiichi Nagai / Eiichi Sakai 6–15 15–6 15–12 Won
Thomas Cup 1964Men's singles Consolation playoff Yoshinori Itagaki 15–9 15–4 Won
Thomas Cup 1964Men's doubles, with Lim Say Hup Consolation playoff Yoshinori Itagaki / Yoshio Komiya 15–10 8–15 6–15 Lost
First round Jørgen Hammergaard Hansen / Finn Kobberø 7–15 18–13 12–15 Lost
Thomas Cup 1964Men's singles First round Knud Aage Nielsen 10–15 15–10 12–15 Lost
Thomas Cup 1964Men's doubles, with Lim Say Hup First round Erland Kops / Poul-Erik Nielsen 15–9 14–17 15–2 Won
Thomas Cup 1964Men's singles First round Erland Kops 8–15 9–15 Lost
Singapore Open 1963Men's doubles, with George Yap Final Ng Boon Bee / Tan Yee Khan 11–15 17–15 6–15 Lost
Singapore Open 1963Men's singles Final Yew Cheng Hoe 11–15 15–3 15–1 Won
Asian Games 1962Men's singles Final Tan Joe Hok 9–15 3–15 Lost
Partners and rivals

Who with, and who against.

Head to head counts every draw match between them, in any event.

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