NEW DELHI: Tee Jing Yi, Malaysia’s No. 1 women’s singles player, has the chance to step out of Wong Mew Choo’s shadows in the Uber Cup when they open their Group Z campaign against Denmark on Monday.
Jing Yi will likely face world No. 39 Line Kjaersfeldt in the opening group match and it is a match she must win if Malaysia harbour hopes of creating an upset.
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