Lee Zii Jia

KUALA LUMPUR: Lee Zii Jia's lofty ambition of becoming a world champion has been dashed. The world No 5 crashed out of the World Championships in the third ...

I should have played more patiently," said Zii Jia. Zii Jia only had himself to blame after allowing the world No 23 Jun Peng to claw back from 14-10 down in the rubber game. The world No 5 crashed out of the World Championships in the third round in Tokyo today after losing 21-19, 11-21, 21-19 to Zhao Jun Peng of China.

Lee Zii Jia's hopes of becoming the country's first-ever world champion went up in smoke after the Malaysian was upstaged 19-21, 21-11, 19-21 by Zhao Jun ...

After a break, shuttler Lee Zii Jia (李梓嘉) is back on court. This time, he joined the national team to face the 2022 BWF World Championships in Tokyo, Japan.

In the meantime, we’re certain fans will be on the lookout for Lee Zii Jia during Soh Wooi Yik’s matches from now on, either in hopes of seeing him cheering or for another funny expression. Luckily, Wooi Yik and Aaron managed to pull a win from the tough match and will be advancing to the top 16. Of course, Zii Jia would be hoping for his friend to do his best.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's hopes of a gold medal in the men's singles competition of the BWF World Championships evaporated in the land of the rising su...

The men’s doubles pair, ranked world number six, will meet the winners of the match between 10th seeded South Korean pair Choi Sol Gyu-Seo Seung Jae or fourth seeded Taiwanese pair Lee Yang-Wang Chi Lin in the quarterfinal tomorrow. But while Zii Jia faltered, the men’s doubles pair Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik and two mixed doubles pairs Goh Soon Huat-Shevon Lai, Tan Kian Meng-Lai Pei Jing kept the Malaysian flag flying after marching into the quarterfinals in contrasting styles. KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s hopes of a gold medal in the men’s singles competition of the BWF World Championships evaporated in the land of the rising sun when ace shuttler Lee Zii Jia was shown the exit at the Tokyo Metropolitan Gymansium by a lower ranked Zhao Jun Peng from China in the third round.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's hopes of a men's singles gold medal at the World Championships evaporated in the land of the rising sun after Lee Zii Jia was shown ...

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BWF world badminton LIVE: Lee Zii Jia's bid for Malaysian badminton history meets surprise World badminton championship,

Follow Badminton World Championship for updates on InsideSport.IN This is sport,” said the 24-year-old, who joined number two seed Kento Momota and number three Anders Antonsen in making an early exit. BWF world badminton LIVE : Lee Zii Jia’s Malaysia Badminton- Lee Zii Jia’s bid for Malaysian badminton history meets surprise early end… BWF world badminton LIVE: Lee Zii Jia’s bid for Malaysian badminton history meets surprise early end BWF world badminton LIVE : Lee Zii Jia’s Malaysia Badminton- Lee Zii Jia’s bid for Malaysian badminton history meets surprise early end Lee Zii Jia’s bid to become Malaysia’s first badminton world champion ground to a halt on Thursday with a third-round loss to China’s unseeded surprise-package Zhao Junpeng. Follow world badminton championship for updates on InsideSport.IN

Lee Zii Jia's hopes of becoming the country's first-ever world champion went up in smoke after the Malaysian was upstaged 19-21, 21-11, 19-21 by Zhao Jun ...

TOKYO: Lee Zii Jia's bid to become Malaysia's first badminton world champion ground to a halt on Thursday (Aug 25) with a third-round loss to China's ...

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Lee Zii Jia's bid to become Malaysia's first badminton world champion ground to halt · Number five seed Lee was one of the main contenders for the title this ...

Number five seed Lee was one of the main contenders for the title this week in Tokyo but he fell into an early hole that he could not dig himself out of, going down 21-19, 11-21, 21-19. Three of the top five men's seeds in Tokyo have now crashed out before the quarter-finals and Lee said that Zhao had "controlled the match". The Dane is looking to be more ruthless against Ginting and said he would "have to be 120 per cent ready". "In the third game it was very important for me to get a good start but I was always down by one or two points and that made the difference." - The Dane is looking to be more ruthless against Ginting and said he would "have to be 120 percent ready" Number five seed Lee was one of the main contenders for the title this week in Tokyo but he fell into a hole that he could not dig himself out of, going down 21-19, 11-21, 21-19.

KUALA LUMPUR: Lee Zii Jia's shock exit in the third round of badminton's World Championships today has sparked a war of words on social media between ...

Several fans were quick to show their support for the fallen shuttler. After winning the Asian Championships title and Thailand Open in May, Zii Jia, 24, drew more criticism from the sports fraternity when he dropped a bombshell by announcing his withdrawal from the Birmingham Commonwealth Games. Be humble," read another.