Jin Wei: New pills and rigorous training helping me play better

By R. KIRUBASHINI

Looking sharp: Goh Jin Wei returning the shuttle to Taiwan’s Sung Shuo-yun during the first round of the Malaysian Open. — S.S. KANESAN/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: Women’s singles shuttler Goh Jin Wei is trying out new methods to cope with her health issues and is optimistic that the changes could elevate her game this year.

Jin Wei has been struggling with the intensity of playing high-level badminton since undergoing colectomy surgery in 2019.

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