Tan-Lai all pumped up to shine after getting over travel anxiety


Staying positive: Tan Kian Meng (left) and Lai Pei Jing are hoping to do better this time after failing to get past the first round in the last two editions of the All-England.

PETALING JAYA: Mixed doubles shuttler Tan Kian Meng had readied himself for a possible long wait at the immigration checkpoint due to Covid-19 concerns as he arrived at the Birmingham Airport.

To his surprise, the process was smooth.

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