Pang Ron-Yee See reconfirm potential as future world beaters


Fab first-timers: Hoo Pang Ron (left) and Cheah Yee See celebrate after stunning Indonesia’s world No. 4 Praveen Jordan-Melati Daeva to secure Malaysia’s winning point in the Sudirman Cup quarter-final match. — Pic courtesy of Badminton Photo

PETALING JAYA: Have the mixed doubles combination of Hoo Pang Ron-Cheah Yee See finally come of age?

If the world No. 27’s exploits in the Sudirman Cup are of any indication, it looks like they are well on their way to becoming world beaters soon.

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