Wong’s strategy to help HK emerge as badminton king


Giantkiller: Hong Kong’s Lee Cheuk Yiu celebrates after beating Denmark’s Viktor Axelsen in the Malaysian Open first round. — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: The global badminton stage could soon witness the rise of Hong Kong as a formidable contender, following their successful assembly of a impressive line-up of high-calibre coaches.

Within just less than three months, the Hong Kong Badminton Association have successfully secured the services of three Malaysian-born coaches, Loh Wei Sheng, Jeremy Gan, and Tan Bin Shen alongside China’s Wen Kai to work under the leadership of head coach Wong Choong Hann.

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