Frost has his say after Thomas Cup exit


Morten Frost during a press conference after the BAM president Tan Sri Al Amin Majid visit at the training centre at Stadium Juara in Bukit Kiara. AZMAN GHANI / The Star

DENMARK staged a superb fightback from two matches down to beat Malaysia 3-2 and reach their first Thomas Cup final in 10 years. While the Danes will be looking to become the first European side to lift the Cup when they take on Indonesia in the final, the Malaysians will settle for the bronze medal. The Badminton Association of Malaysia technical director Morten Frost Hansen gave his assessment of our shuttlers’ campaign in Kunshan.

WE had very good chances but did not make it. Credit to the Danes for fighting very hard.

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