Let the Thomas Cup go to anyone but China


NEW DELHI: Will China’s Thomas Cup dominance come to an end in the current edition in New Delhi?

Former doubles ace Rexy Mainaky is certainly hoping so now that he is chief coach of the Indonesia badminton team, who enjoyed their golden years in the Thomas Cup from 1994 to 2002 with five titles.

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