Jun Hao out to spoil Choong Hann-led Hong Kong partyKUALA LUMPUR: Leong Jun Hao could dash Hong Kong fans the pleasure of watching their home favourite, Lee Cheuk Yiu, reclaim the men’s singles title at the Hong Kong Open on Thursday.
Zii Jia easing off for OlympicsKUALA LUMPUR: Lee Zii Jia is taking it slow and steady in the build-up to the Paris Olympics. While it is paramount for any player to be at peak condition during tournaments, Zii Jia does not want to overstrain himself at this week’s Indonesia Open.
Surprise move by shuttler Meng YeanKUALA LUMPUR: In a move that surprised many, doubles shuttler Lee Meng Yean has retired from competitive badminton to move into coaching.
Stage set for young playersThis week’s Badminton Asia Team Championships (BATC) in Shah Alam will mean many things for Malaysia and their players.
BAM-Zii Jia dispute can rattle national camp, says Choong HannPUTRAJAYA: The dispute between the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) and Malaysia's top men's singles player Lee Zii Jia could affect the focus of the players in the national badminton camp, said BAM national coaching director Wong Choong Hann.
New coaches to hit the courts runningTHE BA of Malaysia (BAM) are expecting immediate results from their newly appointed coaches — Rexy Mainaky and K. Yogendran — who will report for duty at the Academy Badminton Malaysia (ABM) in Bukit Kiara today.
Leong journey aheadSHUTTLER Leong Jun Hao hopes that his impressive win over world No 16 Kenta Nishimoto in Thursday’s Thomas Cup tie between Malaysia and Japan will relaunch his fading career.
Losing to a ‘better team’ is a good learning experienceFacing a powerhouse like Japan thrice in quick succession is more a boon than a bane for the Malaysian badminton squad.
Battles await Malaysian shuttlersThe coming weeks will be extremely taxing for national shuttlers.
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