Choong Hann says it’s the right time to leave after roller-coaster ride


Choong Hann on his first day on the job back in Novermber 2018.

PETALING JAYA: When former great Wong Choong Hann took up the job as the national badminton supremo, he knew the job would never be easy.

And just over four and a half years as national coaching director, he has called it quits.

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