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(Photo courtesy of Anadolu) MANILA - All roads lead to the Muntinlupa Sports Complex as some of the top badminton players in Asia will converge there this week as the said arena will be the site of the Smart Badminton Asia Championships (BAC). According to Philippine Badminton Association vice president Jude Turcuato and Badminton Asia secretary-general Mousa Nashid, some 276 shuttlers all across the continent will collide in the Level 2 event, which will run from April 26 to May 1. Turcuato said the BAC is one way for the Filipino badminton stars to get international experience as they gear up for the bigger wars ahead, including the Southeast Asian Games on May 12-23 in Hanoi. "The thing that was lacking was really competing against the very best, and part of the plan is for us to go out and compete against the very best. But why not have the very best go here and compete against our athletes so they can start having that experience in competing against the world-class badminton
THE national badminton team’s Malaysian head coach Rosman Razak was impressed with how the national athletes’ condition despite training and competition restrictions during the Covid-19 pandemic. Razal finally got the chance to see the national players during the MVP Second Badminton Cup held held late last month at the Olympic…