PETALING JAYA: A tricky path once again awaits former Asian champion Lee Zii Jia as he faces world No. Prannoy is no stranger to Zii Jia, having dashed the Malaysian’s hopes in the battle for a semi-final spot at the Hangzhou Asian Games three years ago. However, Zii Jia could take confidence from his recent rise in the world rankings ahead of their clash. Zii Jia, who has only recently recovered from a back injury, has set his sights on breaking into the world’s top 20 by the end of the year. Zii Jia will also be joined by Leong Jun Hao and Justin Hoh, with both eager to secure wins in the opening round.
