On different courts

By RAJES PAUL

Same mission: Hafiz with P.V. Sindhu; and Wong Choong Hann (right) looking after his Hong Kong shuttler Lee Cheuk Yiu (second from right).

PETALING JAYA: A mini rivalry among Malaysian coaches is taking shape and it is quite evident at the Denmark Open.

Former international Wong Tat Meng’s charge Lee Zii Jia made it to the men’s singles quarter-finals after top seed and home hero Viktor Axelsen withdrew from a second-round clash due to foot injury in Odense on Thursday.

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