Yen Wei grateful for chance to play with Peng Soon at Indonesian Open


Over the moon: Japan’s Sayaka Sato biting her medal after beating South Korea’s Sung Ji-hyun in the women’s singles final match at the Indonesian Open in Jakarta yesterday. – AP

PETALING JAYA: Youngster Peck Yen Wei will cherish the experience of playing with veteran Chan Peng Soon at the Indonesian Open in Jakarta.

The 21-year-old Yen Wei teamed up with Peng Soon for the first time and they did well to reach the mixed doubles semi-finals of the Superseries event before losing 13-21, 14-21 to Indonesians Tontowi Ahmad-Lilyana Natsir on Saturday.

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