Kim Hock on the hunt for young badminton talent

By RAJES PAUL

Former Olympic medallist Yap Kim Hock Kim Hock launched an Under-19 state development programme under the Klang United Badminton Club (KUBC). - BRUCE LEE/The Star

KLANG: The first season of the Kopiko Purple League (KPL) is done and dusted, but former Olympic men’s doubles silver medallist Yap Kim Hock is not taking a break just yet.

Driven by a passion to find new talent for the country, Kim Hock launched an Under-19 state development programme under the Klang United Badminton Club (KUBC).

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