Yogendran Khrishnan and his wife, Sugita, visit Wong Tat Meng in Australia. (Photo: Wong Tat Meng's IG)

Wong Tat Meng Deeply Touched by Visit from Yogendran Khrishnan and Wife in Australia

Sydney, Australia — Malaysian badminton coach Wong Tat Meng shared a heartfelt message on Sunday after being visited by national men’s singles coach Yogendran Khrishnan and his wife, Sugita, while he continues his recovery in a Sydney hospital.

Yogendran is currently in Sydney with the Malaysian squad ahead of the 2025 Australia Open, which begins tomorrow at the Sydney Olympic Park.

Wong Tat Meng, who has been undergoing rehabilitation following a serious road accident on 7 September, expressed his gratitude in a warm social media post.

Yogendran, Sugita thanks for visiting and lots of words of courage, really appreciated 🙏 wish you guys enjoy a great week in Sydney Olympic park. All the best to all Malaysia participants. Good luck 👍

The visit came at an emotional time for the veteran coach, who has received an outpouring of support from players, colleagues, and fans since the accident.


Malaysia’s Men’s Singles Line-Up for Australia Open

Under Yogendran’s guidance, Malaysia will field a men’s singles shuttlers at the Super 500 event:

  • Eugene Ewe

  • Justin Hoh and Leong Jun Hao have withdrawn from the tournament

In the opening round:

  • Eugene Ewe will face compatriot Aidil Sholeh

The Malaysia camp will now focus on ensuring Eugene delivers a strong showing as the team adapts to the late changes.

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