Win-win shot?


KUALA LUMPUR: All’s well that ends well for Lee Zii Jia.

But the question now is will the world No. 7 be completely exempted from the two-year ban imposed on him from Jan 11 by the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) last week for quitting the national team prematurely?

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