Rosman credits Pearly-Thinaah for their commitment after last eight exit


KUALA LUMPUR: Pearly Tan-M. Thinaah deserve praise for their unwavering fighting spirit in the face of adversity en route to losing in the All England quarter-finals yesterday.

Pearly had hurt her ankle a day earlier in the second round and could have chosen to withdraw but she showed up with Thinaah.

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