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Thailand pledges 'world's safest' tournaments AFP © Provided by New Straits Times Thailand’s badminton chief pledged yesterday that next month’s restart tournaments will be the “safest in the world” after heavyweights China withdrew because of coronavirus restrictions. - NSTP file pic BANGKOK: Thailand's badminton chief pledged yesterday that next month's restart tournaments will be the "safest in the world" after heavyweights China withdrew because of coronavirus restrictions. China's pull-out blows a big hole in the draw for the three world tour events from Jan 12...

Thailand's badminton chief pledged that next month's restart tournaments will be the "safest in the world" on Wednesday after heavyweights China withdrew because of coronavirus restrictions. "This bubble competition will be the safest in the world," Patama said.

PETALING JAYA: With just two weeks to go, the much-anticipated resumption of the World Tour in Bangkok has been dealt a massive blow.The unprecedented three-tournament series which comprise back-to-back Thailand Opens from Jan 12-17, Jan 19-24 and the World Tour Finals from Jan 27-31 will lose some of its sparkle with China pulling out all their top players. The Chinese Badminton Association (CBA) have withdrawn their team after failing to get clearance to leave the country from their government due to emerging new Covid-19 strain worldwide.Badminton Association of Thailand (BAT) president Pa...

Thailand pledges ‘world’s safest’ badminton as China pull out 256 next month’s restart tournaments will be the “safest in the world” on Wednesday after heavyweights China withdrew because of coronavirus restrictions. events from January 12 in Bangkok, the first in Asia since Covid-19 shut down the sport in March. China’s anti-coronavirus rules prevented the team, which includes men’s Olympic champion Chen Long and women’s world number two Chen Yufei, from travelling. the country — not just for the sport of badminton but for all kinds of athletes,” Patama told AFP. behind...

Travel troubles for Indians, Chinese pull out from Thailand events MOHD RASFAN/AFP via Getty Images Saina Nehwal faces a tough draw for the two Super 1000 events set to take place in Thailand next month, while PV Sindhu is expected to have a smooth run through the quarterfinals, even as the organizers are up against the odds to host the tournament in Bangkok amid fears over the new strain of the coronavirus gripping the world. To contain the latest wave of infections, Bangkok on Tuesday ordered sports and entertainment venues to close till January 4, with a possible extension if things don't ...