In danger of coming home empty-handedThe Malaysian badminton team have fallen short in their bid to match their previous Olympic record of three silver medals achieved in Rio de Janeiro in 2016 after men’s doubles Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik crashed out in the semi-finals in Tokyo yesterday.
Zii Jia to battle Chen Long for a place in Olympic quarter-finalsKUALA LUMPUR: It’s a repeat of the 2020 All England quarter-finals with Lee Zii Jia taking on defending champion Chen Long in the Tokyo Olympics round of 16 tomorrow.
Zii Jia ready for crafty LeverdezThe path to Olympic glory will only get tougher for men’s singles shuttler Lee Zii Jia.
Flag bearer for Games and all Malaysian female athletesFOR mixed doubles shuttler Goh Liu Ying, her appointment as Malaysia’s flag bearer for this year’s Tokyo Olympics is a recognition for all female athletes.
Who will end our gold drought?Can Malaysia win their first ever Olympic gold medal at the Tokyo Games? The Sports Ministry are certainly confident after setting a three-medal target, one of which is gold, for the 30 athletes who will be carrying Malaysia’s hopes across 10 sports when the Games officially open on Friday.
Testing time on the courtsThe national shuttlers had their first taste of the Musashino Forest Sports Plaza, the Olympic badminton venue, with an hour-long training session in Tokyo yesterday. The badminton competition starts on Saturday and ends on Aug 2.
Zii Jia the one to watchLee Zii Jia is now the most feared badminton player in the world, and he will be the one to watch at the Tokyo Olympics, which begins on Friday.
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