Chan-Goh scrape through but it’s all over for men’s doubles


PETALING JAYA: A delayed start in the All-England have brought contrasting fortunes for Malaysia in the mixed doubles department.

Independent shuttlers Chan Peng Soon-Goh Liu Ying (pic) shrugged off rustiness to beat world No. 81 Mathias Thyrri-Mai Surrow of Denmark 21-23,21-15,21-12 in a first round battle that lasted 63 minutes at the Arena Birmingham.

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