Malaysia must break Indonesia’s stranglehold to gain upper hand

By RAJES PAUL

PETALING JAYA: Hit them where it hurts the most.

For Malaysia to stand a chance against defending champions Indonesia in the Thomas Cup Finals, they have to break the stranglehold of the men’s doubles, says former team captain Datuk Lee Chong Wei.

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