Wooi Yik calls out to BWF for service judge’s ‘biasness’


Voicing out: Soh Wooi Yik feels the service judge made several questionalble calls during the match against Japan’s Keiichiro Matsui-Yoshinori Takeuchi in the Korean Open.

PETALING JAYA: Shuttler Soh Wooi Yik was unhappy with the standard of the service judge in his second-round match with Aaron Chia in the Korean Open.

The duo suffered a surprise 21-19, 18-21,19-21 defeat to Japan’s world No. 34 Keiichiro Matsui-Yoshinori Takeuchi in Yeosu on Thursday.

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