Playing in mixed doubles has its perks for Joo Ven


Commendable: Soong Joo Ven-Goh Liu Ying lost to Yuta Watanabe-Arisa Higashino of Japan in the last 16 of the Indonesia Open. — AP

PLAYING in the mixed doubles with Goh Liu Ying has been a blessing in disguise for Soong Joo Ven.

Joo Ven-Liu Ying reached the last 16 of the Indonesian Open last week and will start their Malaysian Open campaign against Jones Ralfy Jansen-Linda Efler of Germany today. Due to his low ranking, Joo Ven is unable to play in the men’s singles event of top-tier tournaments.

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