Jin Wei still has a long way to go to narrow gap with world’s best


PETALING JAYA: Independent shuttler Goh Jin Wei has a tough task to match the best women’s singles players in the world judging by the results of the just concluded World Championships.

While South Korea’s world No. 1 An Se-young continues to set herself apart in the field with her historic gold medal and Spain’s former three-time world champion Carolina Marin makes an amazing comeback from injury by winning silver, Malaysia can only look on in envy.

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