Frost admits his blunder over Vivian-Khe Wei Olympics plan


Vivian Hoo (left) and Woon Khe Wei during their match against China's Ma Jin-Tang Yuanting in the first round of the Maybank Malaysian Open 2014 at the Putra stadium in Bukit Jalil on Jan 15, 2014. — MOHD AZHAR ARIF / The Star.

SHAH ALAM: Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) technical director Morten Frost admits over a mistake in charting Vivian Hoo-Woon Khe Wei’s tournament plans.

But the Dane asserted that the Malaysian No.1 women’s pair’s hopes of qualifying for the Rio de Janeiro Olympics is still intact despite the duo having had to play only in one of their three back-to-back Europe tournaments last month.

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