Pint-sized Yea Ching ready for feisty challenge in Bangkok


Be happy, don’t worry: Vivian Hoo (left) and Goh Yea Ching posing for the camera after a hard day’s training at the Academy Badminton Malaysia (ABM).

KUALA LUMPUR: Do not, for a moment, think of pint-sized Goh Yea Ching as the weak link in the women badminton’s doubles department. She is definitely not, otherwise she would not have earned the nickname Rambo for her gung-ho approach on court.

And the little Rambo hopes to make a big impression when she debuts at the Uber Cup Finals in Bangkok, Thailand, from May 20-28.

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