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A Lifeline For Malaysian Badminton?

Kenny Goh Chee Keong | Haresh Deol

18-Mar-15 08:35

 A Lifeline For Malaysian Badminton?

The national badminton team is struggling to reverse a decades-long barren run at world class tournaments. While much criticism has been levelled at the Badminton Association of Malaysia for this prolonged failure,  it recently proved that it is still capable of attracting investments from across the globe. A RM60mil sponsorship deal with Taiwanese sporting equipment giant Victor, has come as a boost for the sport. But is money the real issue for Malaysian badminton?

Shawn Tanis contributed to this report.


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