Keeping badminton legacy alive


THE Young Malays Badminton Party, which was renamed Penang Malay Badminton Association a year after Merdeka, has ensured that good local badminton players with potential, regardless of race, were given a chance to go far in the sport. 

A group of young Malay sportsmen formed the association in 1948 and just a year later rallied to help budding young badminton star Law Teik Hock. 

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