BWF have only caught the takers what about the givers


All abuzz about match-fixing: Rashid Sidek believes that there are bigger stakes at higher-level tournaments.

KUALA LUMPUR: Badminton World Federation (BWF) have punished two Malaysian players for match-fixing but they are just small fry.

There are calls for the world body to continue with their efforts to get to the root of the problem – by catching the big crooks.

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