PETALING JAYA: All eyes will be on Ong Ewe Hock when he makes his first international appearance at the Japan Open on Wednesday after a five-month enforced absence. But the fired-up veteran is playing down his chances.
The 31-year-old Ewe Hock, who is leading a few players from club side Naza Kia to Japan, has been seeded seventh and has a good chance of reaching at least the semi-finals if he is able to re-produce the same form that saw him winning the Malaysian Open title in 2001.
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