Letshanaa’s q-final finish in Taiwan a step in the right direction


PETALING JAYA: K. Letshanaa may have bowed out in the quarter-finals of the Taiwan Open, but her strong showing has provided a much-needed boost for Malaysia’s women’s singles camp.

Long seen as the weakest department in the national badminton set-up, the women’s singles have rarely generated excitement on the international stage in recent years.

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