Image Credit: USA Badminton United States got a better result than Malaysia in the world junior championships. Is it a warning sign for Malaysia? The silver medal marked the United
Image Credit: Utusan Malaysia Prominently featured on the roster of contenders poised to make their mark in Hangzhou Asian Games are the esteemed former world champions and presently ranked fifth
Image Credit: Flashsukan Aaron and Wooi Yik lose to the South Korea Team, Kang Min-hyuk and Seo Seung-jae at the World Championship. The two teams have never played each other
Image Credit: Hypemy Malaysia two badminton national men’s singles players, Lee Zii Jia and Ng Tze Yong, have performed well and moved their way up to the quarter-finals of the
Image Credit: South China Morning Post National men’s singles Lee Zii Jia suffered another early exit at Korea Open 2023 badminton championships. Zii Jia announced a temporary break earlier on. The
Image Credit: Flash Sukan Hoo Pang Ron-Teoh Mei Xing is eyeing to reach the quarter-finals of a World Tour competition. The national mixed doubles pair had a great start at
National men’s singles shuttler Cheam June Wei is seeking better results in four years. He reached his first World Tour semi-final in Vietnam last week and wants to continue his form in the Indonesian International Challenge and Indonesian Masters. June Wei is now ranked 64th in the world.
After Olympic Games champion Chen Long retired, it marked an end of a golden era of Chinese badminton stars in the men’s singles event. Chen Long wanted to compete in his last tournament at the Asian Games, but the game was deferred to next year.
National men’s doubles coach Tan Bin Shen said Mohd Haikal Nazri-Wan Arif Wan Junaidi needs to start beating pairs that have higher ranked. Bin Shen said this should be their target as
S. Kisona ends her game at the recent Vietnam Open by entering the last eight. National women’s singles coach James Chua said she needs to work on her strength. The
