Meng Yean won’t let negative views weaken team’s resolve


PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s women’s doubles department is seen as the weakest as none of the players have won any major tournaments in the last two years.

But Lee Meng Yean begs to differ.Meng Yean, who forms the national No. 1 partnership with Chow Mei Kuan, says the women’s doubles have the potential and they have had their good moments too.

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