After Olympics setback, disappointed Indonesians look to the future
London 2012 was bitter medicine for fans used to Olympic glory in badminton. But questions are now being asked whether the Indonesian team's failure lies with the athletes, or with the tournament format?
By Juke Carolina for Khabar Southeast Asia in Jakarta
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