Coach Kenneth gets perfect birds-eye view on state of Malaysian singles


Listen up: Kenneth Jonassen (second from right) speaking to Leong Jun Hao ahead of the Indian Open. — Bernama

PETALING JAYA: The first impression matters and singles head coach Kenneth Jonassen got what he wanted from the Malaysian Open – precious and valuable insights.

Not even a week into his job as the singles supremo, Jonassen from Denmark had to manage and lead the players at the season opener home tournament in Axiata Arena in Bukit Jalil – where there were overwhelming expectations on the local players.

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