Jun Hao can take home some positives despite early exit


KUALA LUMPUR: Despite falling short of reaching the quarter-finals at the Indian Open, men’s singles shuttler Leong Jun Hao gained a valuable lesson in dealing with left-handed opponents.

While Chinese players had often been a stumbling block for him in the past, Jun Hao managed to overcome this hurdle by defeating fifth seed Li Shifeng in the first round.

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