Roy King fit for double duty, but admits reunion with Valeree won’t be smooth


PETALING JAYA: Taking on two events at a major tournament like the Asian Championships is no walk in the park. Even more so when one of it marks the return to competition for a partner after nearly six months on the sidelines.

But national shuttler Yap Roy King is ready to embrace the challenge in Ningbo, China, as he gears up to compete in both the men’s doubles and mixed doubles events.

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