Tang Jie-Yen Wei must think like top pairs if they aim to be one


It’s a long road: Chen Tang Jie (right) and Peck Yen Wei shot up from 216th in the world to a high of 27th in October, but now they have dropped to the 36th position.

KUALA LUMPUR: There’s still a long way to get to the top for Chen Tang Jie-Peck Yen Wei.

After last year’s meteoric rise, the national No. 4 mixed doubles pair have found it difficult this year playing against the world’s top opponents.

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