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Lin Dan cautious about his chances
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New Straits Times
05-01-2007
Lin Dan cautious about his chances
Edition: Main/Lifestyle
Section: Main Section
WORLD champion Lin Dan is not so sure he can conquer the world at the Aviva Singapore Open Super Series which starts tomorrow at the Indoor Stadium.
Despite the No 1 tag and being the No 1 seed, the Chinese shuttler has spoken about the outside influences which could play a decisive hand in determining who wears the crown.
It's a...
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