Aaron-Wooi Yik provide cheer in Malaysian camp on Day Two of Tokyo Olympics | Malay Mail

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TOKYO, July 25 — Day Two of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games proved to be quite underwhelming as far as Malaysia is concerned after the national athletes failed to make much of an impact in their respective events yesterday. The shuttlers, who are being banked on to deliver medals at the world’s...

TOKYO, July 25 — Day Two of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games proved to be quite underwhelming as far as Malaysia is concerned after the national athletes failed to make much of an impact in their respective events yesterday.

This means the Malaysian pair must overcome Germans Mark Lamsfuss-Isabel Herttrich in their second group match on Sunday to revive their hopes of advancing to the knockout rounds.Women’s doubles pair Chow Mei Kuan-Meng Yean, who are making their Olympic debut, also flopped after going down 14-21, 17-21to Indonesia’s Greysia Polii-Apriyani Rahayu in their opening Group A match earlier today.

However, it’s not about to get any easier for the world number nine ranked Malaysian pair as they will be up against world number two Mohammad Ahsan-Hendra Setiawan of Indonesia on Monday before wrapping up their group fixtures by taking on Canadians Jason Ho-Shue-Nyl Yakura on Tuesday .

 

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