Zii Jia eyeing strong showing against Japan to restore team’s dignity


On a good run: Lee Zii Jia may face Yudai Okimoto of Japan in the third singles match. — Bernama

PETALING JAYA: The match against Japan today is not just about deciding the Group B winners of the Thomas Cup, but also about restoring pride for the national team after an unconvincing start in their opening two ties.

Both Japan and Malaysia have already secured their places in the quarter-finals, having recorded two wins each against England and Finland.

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