Lee Chong Wei poses for photos with the 16th Malaysian King - Sultan Abdullah. (photo: Lee Chong Wei Fan's Club)

Lee Chong Wei plays badminton with the King of Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur: Some photos published on social media on Monday showing the retired Malaysian badminton legend Lee Chong Wei, who has been enjoying a lot more private time after retirement, was playing badminton with the 16th Malaysian King – Sultan Abdullah and the Queen of Malaysia.

Lee Chong Wei poses for photos with the 16th Malaysian King - Sultan Abdullah. (photo: Lee Chong Wei Fan's Club)
Lee Chong Wei poses for photos with the 16th Malaysian King – Sultan Abdullah. (photo: Lee Chong Wei Fan’s Club)

Lee who will be celebrating his 37th birthday on the 21st of October, also told Malaysian media that he would go back to Malaysia Badminton Association (BAM) to become sparring partner for the current Malaysian men’s singles players.

Lee Chong Wei plays men's doubles with Sultan Abdullah. (photo: Lee Chong Wei Fan's Club)
Lee Chong Wei plays men’s doubles with Sultan Abdullah. (photo: Lee Chong Wei Fan’s Club)

In one of the picture, Lee was seen partnering Sultan Abdullah in a men’s doubles match.

Lee Chong Wei (R) takes pictures with the Queen, Sultan Abdullah and Norza Zakaria. (photo: Lee Chong Wei Fan's Club)
Lee Chong Wei (R) takes pictures with the Queen, Sultan Abdullah and Norza Zakaria. (photo: Lee Chong Wei Fan’s Club)

Lee was accompanied by the President of BAM Norza Zakaria to the National Palace.

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