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Indonesia Open 2025

Tactical tweaks showing promise for Pearly-Thinaah: coach Rosman

After weeks of tactical adjustments, national women’s doubles coach Rosman Razak says Pearly Tan and M. Thinaah are beginning to show encouraging signs

Pearly Tan rues late errors as Indonesia Open title slips away

Pearly Tan admits late-game nerves cost her and M. Thinaah a golden opportunity in Jakarta, as the Malaysian women’s doubles pair fell agonisingly short of their biggest title yet

BAM’s doubles pairs fly high in Garuda land

The national doubles department enjoyed a stellar day at the Indonesia Open, with three national pairs from men’s, women’s and mixed storming into the semi-finals

Pearly-Thinaah overcome Istora noise to enter Indonesia Open quarters

The crowd at the Istora is legendary for its intensity, often unnerving visiting players, said the world No. 4 Malaysians

Tze Yong out of Singapore and Indonesia Opens with knee injury

Ng Tze Yong has been diagnosed with a knee strain following his retirement at the Malaysia Masters and will be sidelined for at least two weeks pending further assessment

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