
Chong Wei Praises Ee Wei as a Rare Talent in Badminton Comeback
Malaysian badminton legend Lee Chong Wei has praised Goh Ee Wei as a rare breed of player as the women's singles shuttler battles her way back to the top.
Badminton Correspondent
Priya Nair covers badminton for 21.fun, from BWF World Tour results to player form, rankings and tactics.

Malaysian badminton legend Lee Chong Wei has praised Goh Ee Wei as a rare breed of player as the women's singles shuttler battles her way back to the top.

A four-day state ranking badminton tournament has kicked off, drawing 300 shuttlers competing across categories for top honours and ranking points.

Day 2 of the Jammu University employees badminton tournament produced a series of competitive matches, keeping spectators engaged throughout the day's proceedings.

India's Olympic body says hosting the BWF World Championships strengthens the country's ties to the Olympic Movement, marking a significant step for badminton.

A badminton story of last chances and competitive spirit, as reported by The Star, captures the drama of players pushing for one more shot at success.

Malaysian badminton legend Lee Chong Wei has raised concerns about persistent discipline problems among players at the BAM national training centre.

Indian badminton star PV Sindhu has highlighted an unusual but effective solution involving 'monkey whisperers' to handle wildlife disruptions at the BWF World Championships venue.

The BWF World Championships 2026 is set to capture global badminton attention. Here is what we know about the schedule, venue, and India's contenders.

Sands China is backing a Greater Bay Area badminton event alongside an MSO community health programme, signalling the casino operator's push into sports and wellness sponsorship.

Malaysian badminton icon Lee Chong Wei has called on senior players to raise their standards off the court and serve as proper role models for the next generation of shuttlers.

The racket in your hand might be doing more harm than good. Here is what players should know about racket choice and wrist health.

Malaysia's Leong Jun Hao heads to India with a point to prove against China's Li Shifeng, a rival who has repeatedly had his number on the world stage.