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World No 1 Lee to play India Open badminton

World number one Lee Chong Wei has confirmed his participation in next month's India Open.

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World number one Lee Chong Wei has confirmed his participation in next month’s India Open,domestic media reported on Wednesday.

The Malaysian will head a field which includes former Olympic champion Taufik Hidayat and former all England champion Muhammad Hafiz Hashim,reports quoted the organizers as saying. The India Open has prize money of $120,000 and will be played in Hyderabad from March 24-29.

 

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