Lee aims to groom Japan youngsters into world-beaters


Former mens doubles star Lee Wan Wah (centre) participating in the 5.5km category during the Ride For Malaysia event at Sunsuria City Celebration Centre in Sepang yesterday. IZZRAFIQ ALIAS / The Star. July 30, 2017.

PETALING JAYA: Former international shuttler Lee Wan Wah is all excited to join Japan under the leadership of Park Joo-bong.

The 43-year-old confirmed yesterday that he has been appointed as Japan’s junior team coach and will be in charge of the boys’ side. He joins fellow Malaysian Jeremy Gan, who’s serving as the mixed doubles coach.

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