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<p /><p>KUALA LUMPUR: Nine consecutive final defeats since early last year have not dented Lai Pei Jing’s determination to secure a title.
Malaysian mixed doubles player Lai Pei Jing and partner Hoo Pang Ron begin the Hylo Open in Germany after suffering nine consecutive final defeats. The pair aims to secure their first title despite recent losses to top-ranked opponents.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Nine consecutive final defeats since early last year have not dented Lai Pei Jing's determination to secure a title.
The mixed doubles shuttler resumes her title pursuit with Hoo Pang Ron at the Hylo Open in Saarbrucken, Germany, starting tomorrow.
Pei Jing has finished runner-up seven times with former partner Jimmy Wong and twice with Pang Ron across 2025 and 2026.
Her last title came at the 2022 Korea Open with Tan Kian Meng.
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