Coach wants singles shuttlers to land titles in Europe


Work it, boys: Aidil Sholeh Ali Sadikin (left) was not fielded in any of the matches during the Thomas Cup Finals while Lim Chong King (right) was not part of the team in Aarhus.

PETALING JAYA: All the progress made by back-up singles shuttlers at the Thomas Cup Finals will count for nothing if they don’t build on it, says national coaching director Wong Choong Hann.

The 44-year-old supremo wants world No. 70 Cheam June Wei, Ng Tze Yong (82), Leong Jun Hao (120) and Aidil Sholeh Ali Sadikin (122) to keep the momentum going by winning the seventh-tier Czech Open this week (Oct 21-24) and sixth-tier Belgian International (Oct 27-30).

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