What is the name of badminton's women's world team championship?

The Uber Cup is badminton's women's world team championship.

The competition is named after Betty Uber, an English badminton player and administrator who proposed the idea of a women's equivalent to the Thomas Cup. The first Uber Cup was staged in 1956–57, and the event later became a regular part of the international team calendar.

A national tie traditionally features three women's singles matches and two women's doubles matches. The first team to win three matches wins the tie. The finals are commonly organized with the Thomas Cup, creating one of badminton's most important team championship weeks.

The Uber Cup name is frequently confused with the Thomas Cup because both use the same national-team structure. The Sudirman Cup is not a women's championship: it is a mixed-team event with men's and women's disciplines. The Uber Cup therefore specifically identifies the women's counterpart to the men's Thomas Cup.