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Just an Ow-ful day for Yao Han.
Byline: Ajitpal Singh
OW Yao Han was hoping to nail at least one title in his last Asian Junior Championship outing. But it was not to be and he ended up with two runner-up medals instead.
Yao Han started the day having to settle for a silver medal without even lifting his racquet in the mixed doubles as his partner Lai Pei Jing, who sprained her ankle in Saturday's semi-finals, did not recover in time for yesterday's match.
In the men's doubles, Yao Han-Yew Hong Kheng, the top seeds, were the overwhelming favourites against South Korea's Choi Seung Il-Kang Ji Wook.
However, the Malaysian pair failed to live up to their promise, losing 21-16, …
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