BWF smash back


PETALING JAYA: The World Badminton Federation (BWF) have hit back at some of their members, including several well known players, for questioning the world body’s approach in dealing with the Covid-19 crisis.

The world body insisted that they had been sincere in their motives in making decisions under difficult circumstances.

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