Move to improve badminton team’s skills


Mohd Khuzzan (second from left) and Ismail (left) looking at a photo exhibition during the launch of Iskandar Malaysia Beyond Boundaries Program.

JOHOR BARU: The state government will work closely with the Johor Badminton Association to look into ways to improve local players’ skills.

Johor Youth, Sports and Culture Committee chairman Mohd Khuzzan Abu Bakar said the state has one of the best football teams in Asia and it was time to develop its badminton team as well.

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