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Injury-plagued Ng Tze Yong ends BAM chapter, eyes fresh start

National men's singles shuttler Ng Tze Yong will leave the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) on June 30 after both parties agreed to part ways, bringing an end to a career marked by major achievements, a rise to world No. 14, and a prolonged battle with injuries

Tze Yong mulls professional route as decision on BAM future nears

Malaysia's national men's singles shuttler Ng Tze Yong is expected to decide within the next two weeks whether to remain with the Badminton Association of Malaysia or embark on a professional career, with discussions already held between the player and the national governing body

Ng Tze Yong on final lap before return to full training

National men’s singles shuttler Ng Tze Yong is closing in on a full return to on-court training, with one final physical test standing between him and the next phase of his comeback from an ACL injury

Tze Yong jets to Qatar for ACL op, faces long road back

The 25-year-old is expected to remain in Doha for up to six weeks following surgery at elite sports facility Aspetar

Ng Tze Yong set for ACL surgery in Doha

The national shuttler initially considered Germany for the procedure but has opted for treatment in the Middle East as he faces another lengthy recovery

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