Jun Hao vows to keep playing and raise standard in senior ranks


PETALING JAYA: Singles shuttler Leong Jun Hao (pic) is the only junior champion – whether from the Asian or world level – still left standing in the national team following the exit of Goh Jin Wei.

Can the 22-year-old hang on or will he bite the dust too like two-time world junior champion Jin Wei and a few other young winners before him?

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