Kian Meng’s new academy will focus on unearthing new talents for country


Determined: Shuttler Tan Kian Meng (right) is very much focused on qualifying for the Paris Games with Lai Pei Jing.

PETALING JAYA: Mixed doubles shuttler Tan Kian Ming has tasted some success in his career – and now, he wants to lead others to enjoy the same path to glory.

To achieve this goal, he has set up an academy, named Triumph Badminton Academy at PJS Sports Centre by Xivo Sports, which he co-owns with another partner, Samuel Wong Kher Jie.

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