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Serdang BC to boost ex-BAM shuttlers with tailored training programmes

Serdang BC, led by Ong Ewe Hock, is focused on empowering former national badminton players with specialised training, offering tailored support to help them excel in upcoming tournaments and strengthen their careers

Can Axiata Arena handle another prestigious event, or is it time for new venue?

Amid concerns over roof leaks at Axiata Arena during the Malaysia Open, industry experts argue that the focus should be on improving the current venue, rather than pursuing costly new stadium projects

Ewe Hock backs June Wei for Thomas Cup squad selection

Ong Ewe Hock has lent his full support to BAM’s decision to include Cheam June Wei as a potential candidate for the coming Thomas Cup

Unqualified shuttlers must gear up for 2024 World Tour Finals, urge ex-shuttlers

Malaysian badminton players who missed the cut for the upcoming World Tour Finals should kickstart their preparations for the next season early if they wish to enhance their chances of qualifying for the prestigious season-ending tournament in 2024.

Tze Yong, Zii Jia must lift game in high-stakes race for Paris: Ewe Hock

Malaysia’s men’s singles shuttler, Ng Tze Yong, has made an impressive move up the ranks, securing the 19th spot in the BWF Race to Paris ranking list, leaving his compatriot, Lee Zii Jia, trailing in 20th position.

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