Zii Jia vows to get back to winning ways after China Open first-round loss


PETALING JAYA: Lack of consistency throughout a match again came back to haunt Lee Zii Jia.

The independent men’s singles shuttler played well in patches against Japan’s world No. 3 Kodai Naraoka but could not sustain his form and went down 24-26, 21-12, 11-21 in the first round at the Olympic Sports Centre Gymnasium in Changzhou yesterday.

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