Another shuttle cock-up?

It seems so.

Former BA of Malaysia (BAM) shuttler K.Yogendran (pic) claims his name is missing from the list of the upcoming Vietnam Open later this month.

And he claims this is not the first time.

Yogendran was a bitter man when he found out the Selangor BA failed to register his name for the Malaysia Open last year. He then found comfort with the KL BA.

However, he now faces the same problem.

Yogendran maintains he doesn't want to play the blame game. He just wants an easier way for independent players to register for tournaments.

Perhaps it is time to address such a matter.

Read more of Yogendran's predicament in today's Mailsport.

HD says: All players should be treated fairly.

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