Here’s the verdict


THE wait for a first Malaysian world champion continues. The nation’s shuttlers are leaving Basel empty-handed after Lee Zii Jia (men’s singles) and Chan Peng Soon-Goh Liu Ying (mixed doubles) fell in the quarter-finals on Friday.

It’s certainly disappointing considering neighbours Thailand are contesting in the semi-finals of three out of five events, thus ensuring them a historic three medals. StarSport’s TAN MING WAI gives an assessment of the Malaysians’ performances in Basel, Switzerland.

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