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Malaysia Open: Aaron-Wooi Yik’s hopes crushed by composed, lower-ranked pair

World number five pair frustrated for not able to give coach Bin Shen one last victory before he joins the Hong Kong coaching set-up

Bin Shen’s farewell: a final battle at Malaysia Open

As Tan Bin Shen bids farewell to BAM at the Malaysia Open, the seasoned coach aims for a victorious swan song before taking on a new challenge with Hong Kong's national team

Bin Shen regrets missing out on Olympic Gold

Outgoing national men’s doubles head coach reflects on his unfulfilled aspiration of winning Olympic gold with Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik as he prepares to depart from BAM

BAM seeks ‘loyal and dedicated’ coach following Bin Shen’s departure

The Badminton Association of Malaysia is in talks with both local and foreign coaches to hire a new national doubles head coach, with an announcement expected in the coming months

Aaron-Wooi Yik offer coaching suggestions to BAM after Bin Shen’s exit

National men’s doubles pair Aaron Chia and Soh Wooi Yik remain open to working with local or foreign coaches

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