Tangkis 2030 On Track Despite Thomas Cup Setback, Says BAM
The journey for Malaysian badminton's resurgence continues unabated, declared Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) President Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz, reaffirming the unwavering commitment to the ambitious Tangkis 2030 campaign, even after a tough quarter-final exit at the recent Thomas Cup in Horsens, Denmark.
Key Points:
- Tangkis 2030 roadmap remains a priority for Malaysian badminton's global comeback.
- BAM President Tengku Zafrul expresses confidence despite Thomas Cup quarter-final loss.
- Malaysia was eliminated 3-0 by eventual champions China in Horsens.
- Future focus targets significant improvement in both singles and doubles by 2028 and 2030.
Charting the Course: Tangkis 2030's Enduring Vision
Launched last year, Tangkis 2030 is a comprehensive five-year strategic blueprint aimed at restoring Malaysia's elite status in the world of badminton. While an immediate goal was to clinch this year's Thomas Cup title, a feat not achieved since 1992, the unexpected draw against powerhouse China in the last eight proved a formidable hurdle.
Tengku Zafrul emphasized that facing the eventual champions early in the knockout stages was a significant challenge. He confidently stated that the campaign remains
