A Chinese Taipei win could have created a three-way tie for the two last-eight places on offer from Group A at Ceres Arena.

Anthony Sinisuka Ginting got Indonesia off to a good start, beating Chou Tien-chen in straight games, but Wang Chi-lin and Lee Yang followed that up with a Taiwanese doubles win to level the score.

Indonesia's Jonatan Christie beat Wang Tzu-wei in straight games, but a second doubles win for Chinese Taipei - delivered by Lu Ching-yao and Yang Po-han - meant it would go down to the final match.

And Chinese Taipei started well, with Chi Yu-jen winning game one 16-21, but Shesar Hiren Rhustavito hit back.

Holding his nerve, Rhustavito reeled off 21-18 and 21-19 games to take the match and the tie.

The result leaves Indonesia top of Group A and Thailand beat Algeria 5-0 to finish second.

Chinese Taipei are out.

With South Korea and Denmark already guaranteed to advance from Group B, not as much rested on that clash, but Denmark won to top the group.

In the women's Uber Cup, the quarter-finalists were already known but the last-eight draw has now been held.

Defending champions Japan face India, hosts Denmark are up against South Korea, Indonesia will play Thailand and China were drawn against Chinese Taipei.

Those quarter-finals are all scheduled for tomorrow.