Lim going all out to restore coaches’ confidence in him


Back to you: Lim Chong King in action against Kazakhstan’s Khaimurat Kulmatov. — GLENN GUAN/The Star

UNDER fire singles shuttler Lim Chong King will not let any chance to restore the coaches’ confidence in him go to waste.

Yesterday, the 21-year-old made the most of his rare team event start by chipping a point in Malaysia’s 5-0 victory over Kazakhstan to sail into the Badminton Asia Team Championships semi-finals at the Setia City Convention Centre yesterday.

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