PETALING JAYA: Malaysian badminton player Goh Jin Wei retired from a match at the Macau Open due to a recurring knee injury, according to the Badminton World Federation (BWF) and the Malaysia Badminton Association (MBA). The two-time world junior champion, ranked 14th in the world, withdrew during his quarterfinal clash against Indonesia’s Rhyno Hardianto on … Read more
Uber Cup 2026: China Eyes Repeat Glory as Badminton World Converges on Horsens The countdown has begun for the 31st edition of the Uber Cup, as the world’s premier national women’s badminton teams prepare to descend upon Denmark. Starting April 24, 2026, the Uber Cup 2026 will see 16 of the globe’s elite teams battle … Read more
PETALING JAYA: Sheer exhaustion curtailed women’s singles shuttler Goh Jin Wei’s hopes of capturing her first Open title in the Thailand Masters. Jin Wei was forced to throw in the towel while trailing 8-21, 3-6 against India’s Devika Sihag at Nimibutr Stadium in Bangkok yesterday. The 26-year-old’s coach Nova Armada said that his charge just … Read more
Goh Jin Wei defeated compatriot Wong Ling Ching in three games in the women’s singles semi-final at the Thailand Masters today. (EPA Images pic) PETALING JAYA: National women’s singles shuttler Goh Jin Wei, who turned 26 yesterday, made history by qualifying for the Thailand Masters final after defeating compatriot Wong Ling Ching this evening. This … Read more
PETALING JAYA: Singles shuttler Goh Jin Wei (pic) appears to be making a second attempt at switching to mixed doubles. Jin Wei sprung a surprise when she registered to compete in the mixed doubles with fellow independent player Ng Eng Cheong in the Korean Masters from Nov 4-9 in Iksan. The duo are currently first … Read more
Malaysian Shuttlers Surge at Badminton Asia Championships Table of Contents Malaysian Shuttlers Surge at Badminton Asia Championships Key Performances and Match Results at the Badminton Asia Championships 2025 Malaysian Players’ Performance Summary Expert Insights & Analysis FAQ: Badminton Asia Championships 2025 & Malaysian Shuttlers NINGBO, China – MalaysiaS top men’s doubles team, Goh Sze Fei … Read more
NINGBO, China – Leong Jun Hao’s persistent slow starts proved costly once again, as the Malaysian men’s singles player suffered an early exit at the Asian Championships. The tournament,held in Ningbo,China,saw jun Hao fall in the first round,a disappointing result for the rising star. facing Taiwan’s Li Chun-yi, currently ranked No. 13 in the world, … Read more