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2024 Badminton Asia Team Championships

Sindhu’s road to redemption: battling injury, eyeing Olympic gold

India’s finest contemporary shuttler, P.V. Sindhu, is on a mission to reclaim her lost glory and ceded territory.

BATC: Momota’s team form elevates Japan’s standing

Japan’s former men’s singles world champion, Kento Momota, may not currently be in the form of his life in individual competitions, but he has proven to be invaluable to his team at the ongoing 2024 Badminton Asia Team Championships (BATC) at the Setia City Convention Centre.

BATC: Zii Jia expects ‘tough fight’ against Chinese Taipei

The Malaysia badminton men’s team has guaranteed qualification for the quarter-finals of the ongoing Badminton Asia Team Championships (BATC), but independent men’s singles player Lee Zii Jia prefers not to be overconfident as they face Chinese Taipei in the final group match tomorrow.

Photo of the Day: Zii Jia pursuing athletic excellence

CAPTURED in action, Malaysia’s top men’s singles player, Lee Zii Jia, showcased his prowess during the second group match of the Badminton Asia Team Championships at the Setia City Convention Centre in Shah Alam today. 

BATC: S. Korea training pays off, Zii Jia leads charge to victory against Kazakhstan

After a short training stint in South Korea, independent men’s singles player Lee Zii Jia stepped up in Malaysia’s second group match at the Badminton Asia Team Championships against Kazakhstan, winning his game with ease today.

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