Chong Wei: Junior shuttlers must never be lured by match-fixing

By RAJES PAUL

PETALING JAYA: Badminton icon Datuk Lee Chong Wei has served a warning to junior players to stay away from match-fixing activities.

This is following the Badminton World Federation (BWF)’s decision to ban two youngsters from China – Zhu Junhao and Zhang Binrong – for fixing matches during the Orleans Masters, China Masters and Swiss Open in 2019.

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