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Both Malaysian teams in the men’s and women’s events entered the semi-finals of the badminton team competition in the ongoing SEA Games (South East Asia Games) in Jakarta.
Here are the results of the quarter-finals which were held in the famous Istora Senayan Stadium, Jakarta
Men’s event:
Indonesia beat Laos 3-0
Thailand beat Cambodia 3-1
Malaysia beat Vietnam 3-1
Singapore beat Philippines 3-0
Women’s event:
Singapore beat Myanmar 3-0
Malaysia beat Philippines 3-0
Indonesia beat Vietnam 3-0
Thailand beat X
Semi-finals line-up:
Women’s semi-finals
Malaysia vs. Indonesia
Thailand vs. Singapore
Men’s semi-finals
Indonesia vs. Thailand
Singapore vs. Malaysia
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