Top-class tour badminton returns to Asia for the first time in 10 months this week, and Hong Kong’s Lee Cheuk Yiu will have his hands full in the opening round of the Daihatsu Indonesia Masters on Tuesday. The city’s No 2 shuttler faces Olympic champion Viktor Axelsen, and will need to improve significantly from when the pair met in the.
Lee Cheuk-yiu provided a big shock after beating former flatmate and reigning world champion Loh Kean Yew in the Malaysia Open on Tuesday (June 29). But the Hong Kong badminton No 2 will now face an even sterner test when he takes on world No 1 Viktor Axelsen in Thursday's second-round encounter. The 25-year-old Lee and Singapore's Loh shared a.
MADRID, Dec. 12 (Xinhua) Chinese players enjoyed a positive day at the start of the Total BWF badminton World Championships held in the Spanish city of Huelv
MADRID, Dec. 12 (Xinhua) Chinese players enjoyed a positive day at the start of the Total BWF badminton World Championships held in the Spanish city of Huelv