Chance for all-Malaysian men’s doubles final in Wales


PETALING JAYA: The lower-tier independent shuttlers are showing that they too can keep the flag flying for Malaysia on the international stage.

After Yeoh Seng Zoe won the Irish Open two weeks ago, it was unheralded men’s doubles pair Wong Tien Ci-Boon Xin Yuan’s turn to shine when they made it to the semi-finals of the sixth-tier Welsh Open in Cardiff on Friday.

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