October 19, 2026 — At the recently concluded Malaysia Super 100 2026, multiple Team Kumpoo athletes competed across men’s singles, women’s singles, men’s doubles and mixed doubles, taking on strong opponents from around the world. Although the team did not secure any podium finishes, the tournament provided valuable competitive experience for every player.

In men’s singles, Team Kumpoo fielded Cheam June Wei, Kantaphon Wangcharoen and Korakrit Laotrakul. Cheam June Wei and Kantaphon Wangcharoen made it to the Round of 32, while Korakrit Laotrakul fell in the opening round. Up against formidable global opposition, all three showed grit and put their recent training to the test.

In men’s doubles, Lwi Sheng Hao and his partner advanced to the Round of 16. They put up a strong fight against a formidable opponent but exited at this stage.

In mixed doubles, Malaysian duo Too Ming Yap and Lee Yu Shan featured. While they did not claim a medal, every clash against elite opposition gave the young pair invaluable on-court experience.

In women’s singles, Malaysian Kisona Selvaduray featured for Team Kumpoo.

While Team Kumpoo did not bring home any medals at the Malaysia Super 100 2026, its presence across four events reflected the squad’s depth. Across men’s singles, women’s singles, men’s doubles and mixed doubles, every athlete was tested in high-level competition and built vital match experience.