Let’s put up a fight as a team


Tough fight: Cheam June Wei returns to Japan’s Kanta Tsuneyama during the second singles match. — AFP

PETALING JAYA: It’s Malaysia against their arch-rivals Indonesia in the quarter-finals of the Thomas Cup Finals – but can the young team led by Lee Zii Jia topple the badminton giants?

On paper and current form, it does look super tough for Malaysia to go beyond the last eight at the Ceres Arena today.

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