SEA Games key stepping stone for Thomas Cup, says JonassenKUALA LUMPUR: National singles coaching director Kenneth Jonassen regards the upcoming SEA Games in Thailand this December as a crucial stepping stone towards next year’s Thomas Cup in Horsens, Denmark.
Jun Hao targets winning start on long road to badminton’s eliteKUALA LUMPUR: While his old junior rival Kunlavut Vitidsarn has been making waves on the international stage, Malaysia’s Leong Jun Hao is only now making his debut at the World Championships at the age of 26.
Tze Yong upbeat as rehab continues in QatarKUALA LUMPUR: National men’s singles shuttler Ng Tze Yong is staying positive as he continues his rehabilitation in Qatar following anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) surgery earlier this month.
Jun Hao, Letshanaa to train with Vikings ahead of worldsKUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s World Championships-bound shuttlers will benefit from some Danish expertise ahead of the Paris showdown — with a training stint in Copenhagen from Aug 18-22.
Jonassen on spying mission in TokyoKUALA LUMPUR: Leong Jun Hao is Malaysia’s only men's singles entry at the Japan Open this week, but national singles coaching director Kenneth Jonassen will still be a busy man in Tokyo.
Tze Yong faces lengthy layoff due to suspected ACL injuryKUALA LUMPUR: Men’s singles shuttler Ng Tze Yong could be facing a lengthy layoff after suffering a suspected anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury to his right knee at the Malaysia Masters.
Jonassen: Tze Yong’s injury not due to fatigue, just bad luck [WATCH]KUALA LUMPUR: National singles coaching director Kenneth Jonassen is keeping his fingers crossed that Ng Tze Yong’s latest injury is not serious, after the shuttler was forced to retire from his opening match at the Malaysia Masters on Wednesday.
Jonassen rallies Malaysians to rise like VikingsKUALA LUMPUR: National singles coaching director Kenneth Jonassen is trying to instill his country’s vaunted Viking spirit into the deflated Malaysian team after the heartbreaking 3-2 defeat to Japan in a Sudirman Cup group match on Thursday in Xiamen, China.
Jonassen: ‘Jun Hao’s struggles bother me a lot’KUALA LUMPUR: National singles coaching director Kenneth Jonassen has admitted that Leong Jun Hao’s poor results “bother him a lot”, but remains committed to helping the shuttler turn his form around.
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