A roaring threat


Chen Tangjie (right) with partner Peck Yen Wei

PETALING JAYA: Recently-appointed doubles coaching director Rexy Mainaky will have his work cut out for him in turning his mixed doubles charges into medal contenders in the upcoming multisport Games this year following the rise of Singapore.

Yesterday, world No. 40 Chen Tang Jie-Peck Yen Wei had hoped to secure their career breakthrough victory but were denied by Singapore’s Terry Hee-Tan Wei Han in the mixed doubles final of the Indian Open in New Delhi.

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