Time running out for Chong Wei's World Championship hopes
Malaysian World No 1 must not feel fear and should instil fear in others if he is to win elusive first badminton world title
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IT was back in 1988 when Wong Peng Soon, the legendary badminton player, led me to the annexe of his Jalan Jarak semi-detached home at Seletar Hills Estate to prove a point.
Just minutes earlier, he told me, with a mixture of arrogance and swagger, that he was a master of the touch game in the sport.
Then 70 years old, Wong played a black-and-white recording of some of his majestic triumphs on the court as he provided a brief running commentary.
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