Ewe Hock: Time for new faces with fresh ideas to change our fortunes


Ong Ewe Hock -former Malaysian badminton player - showing his XTRM brand at his new badminton showroom. AHMAD IZZRAFIQ ALIAS / The Star.

PETALING JAYA: Former international Ong Ewe Hock is hardly surprised by Malaysia’s quarter-final exit in the Thomas Cup Finals as he believes the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) will not get better results if they keep repeating their mistakes.

He stressed that it was about time the management accepted responsibility for the Thomas Cup failure and allow new faces with fresh ideas to produce the desired results.

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