Shuttling back home


Well placed: Goh Liu Ying (left) and Chan Peng Soon are the highest-ranked Malaysian shuttlers in the Tokyo Olympics mixed doubles qualifying rankings.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s top badminton shuttlers are all likely to be back “at home” after Hari Raya. And, obviously, they are all smiles about it.

Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) have announced that they will invite the independent shuttlers who are “most likely to qualify” for next year’s Tokyo Olympics to join the national team in training twice a week, starting from July 15.

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