Sporting Digest: Badminton

Tuesday 28 June 1994 23:02 BST

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THE Sultan of Brunei has paid for the transport and accommodation of some of Britain's young players who will gain international experience by competing in the Royal Brunei Open next month. Lancashire's new England cap, Colin Haughton, and the Essex doubles pair of James Anderson and Ian Pearson will line up alongside more experienced players such as England women's singles No 1, Jo Muggeridge, and the veteran international Karen Chapman.

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