Shiota to make switch to mixed doubles

OSAKA, Japan - Popular badminton player Reiko Shiota (R in this file photo) will aim to make her second Olympic appearance in London in 2012, this time in mixed doubles. Shiota is set to team up with fellow Beijing Olympian Shintaro Ikeda. (L) (Kyodo)

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