Malaysian men’s singles player Lee Zii Jia against Ireland’s Nhat Nguyen in the qualifying round of the Petronas Malaysian Open 2022 Championship at Axiata Arena Bukit Jalil, June 29, 2022.
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Badminton’s governing body is the latest to undertake a review of its guidelines following last weekend’s ruling by global swimming’s top body FINA, which voted to ban anyone who has been through male puberty from elite women’s competitions.
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The newly formed mixed doubles pair Chen Tang Jie-Valeree Siow needs time to build a world-class combination after their exit in the Indonesian Open quarter-final, yesterday.
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Lee Zii Jia who is now ranked fifth in the world took 37 minutes to dispose of the Dutch player who is ranked 39th in straight sets, 21-17, 21-14.
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The world number six pair took only 36 minutes to settle the match at Istora Senayan and will meet Leo Indonesian pair Rolly Carnando-Daniel Marthin, in the second round after they came from a game behind to beat Ben Lane-Sean Vendy of England, 10-21, 21-13, 21-12.
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Badminton Association of Malaysia said response to the Malaysia Open badminton championship has been overwhelming, with tickets from the quarter-final stage onwards almost sold out.
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World number seven Lee Zii Jia also confirmed that he would form his own team, which will be based in Malaysia, as a professional player.
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Choong Hann stressed that he and the coaching staff at BAM will ensure that the issue does not jeopardise the training of players.
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The 2019 SEA Games gold medallist also grabbed the top spot in the World Tour Rankings with 33,960 points, also under the men’s singles category, as stated in the BWF rankings earlier today.
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The 2021 All England Champion won the first game comfortably at 21-13 but was given a scare in the second as he trailed 6-16 before levelling the score at 16-16 and eventually winning 22-20.
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