BWF's Thomas says regulations are set up in best interest of all players

By RAJES PAUL

Badminton
Wednesday, 04 Dec 2024
7:20 PM MYT

BWF's secretary general Thomas Lund

PETALING JAYA: No one is forced to play when they are injured.

The Badminton World Federation (BWF) acknowledge an issue raised by two-time Olympic Games men's singles champion Viktor Axelsen of Denmark regarding their top players' commitment rule.

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