Seng Zoe’s eyes are smiling after high at Irish Open


Unbelievable: Malaysia’s Yeoh Seng Zoe beat Mads Christophersen of Denmark to win the Irish Open.

PETALING JAYA: Being cash-strapped means independent shuttler Yeoh Seng Zoe has to be selective in his tournament planning.

The 24-year-old could not afford to enter all the three back-to-back International Challenge (sixth-tier) tournaments from last week’s Irish Open, Scottish Open (Nov 25-28) and Welsh International (Dec 1-4), so he opted to just compete in Ireland.

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