Lee Zii Jia's potential route through the Korea Open 2023 The 25-year-old will participate in both the men's singles and men's team events in Hangzhou. Lee has also been named in a strong Malaysian badminton squad for the 2022 Asian Games, which take place in Hangzhou, People's Republic of China, from 23 September 2023.
Wong, who officially took over as Lee's coach on 3 July, has also has targeted the Japan Open (25–30 July) and Australian Open (1–6 August) for Lee to show himself before deciding on a dedicated training programme for his new charge. I wish to realise this Olympic dream together with Malaysians." Another reason is I wanted a local coach. We have seen the results he produced in South Korea and most recently Hong Kong. "He's a very experienced coach, so I'm hoping we can have a special chemistry. 2 Lee recently told Malaysian media that choosing Wong to replace his old coach Indra Wijaya was a no-brainer for him.
Now ranked world number 17 after taking a month away from competition, the Malaysian returns to court for his first tournament under new coach Wong Tat Meng.ĭespite that, Lee is the eighth seed in Yeosu, which means he faces an intriguing opening men's singles clash: against Ng Ka Long Angus of Hong Kong China, whose previous coach at the Hong Kong Badminton Association was – you guessed it – Wong Tat Meng.įormer world no. That tournament is available to stream live on Olympic Channel via (territorial restrictions may apply). Lee Zii Jia is back from his badminton break – and will get his season restarted this week as he heads to the BWF World Tour Super 500 event Korea Open 2023, taking place in Yeosu, Republic of Korea, from 18–23 July.
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