Stepping out of men’s shadows


Rising stronger: Pearly Tan-M. Thinaah Muralitharan are the only shuttlers to have captured two points for Malaysia against Thailand and Denmark. — Bernama

IT’S no secret that Malaysian women shuttlers lacked depth.

Except for a few seniors in the team, the others are newbies on the international stage and so, it did not come as a surprise when they failed to clear the group stage again after finishing third in Group C.

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