TALKING POINTS FROM THE EUROPEAN TOUR


INDONESIA’S CHANGE OF GUARD

Indonesia reigned supreme in the men’s doubles with new players making a mark. After being banned from playing at last year’s All-England, Indonesia dominated play at this year’s edition by occupying three out of the four semi-final spots. Shohibul Fikri-Maulana Bagas showed they were the new stars for the nation after winning the title in their debut.

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