Last-eight exit a valuable lesson for shuttlers

Rising to the occasion: Lee Zii Jia is one of Malaysia’s top performers at the Sudirman Cup.

PETALING JAYA: The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) prefer to look on the bright side despite the national team’s failure to get past the quarter-finals at the Sudirman Cup.

Malaysia were ousted at the same stage for the third consecutive edition after losing 3-0 to top seeds Japan on Friday.

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