What's Next For Our Shuttlers?

Datuk Kenny Goh, Secretary-General, BA of Malaysia (BAM)

03-Nov-20 21:00

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With the scraped 2020 Thomas & Uber Cup -- the tournament many sports fans hoped would "save" competitive badminton - the uncertain future of national shuttlers is looming on administrators ahead of the Tokyo Olympics. On the line with us this week, Datuk Kenny Goh who tells of BAM's plans moving forward and how they intend to maintain the optimum form of our national athletes. On the Good Bad and Ugly, tennis spats, retirement funds for ex-nationals & Lewis Hamiltion holding the title as the F1 GOAT (Greatest of all Time) .

IMAGE CREDIT: INDIAN EXPRESS

Produced by: Daryl Ong

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Categories: Sports

Tags: BAM, Datuk Kenny Goh, Badminton, Lee Zii Jia, BWF, covid-19,

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