Rashid working towards Thomas, Uber Cups


Rashid Sidek (right) giving instructions to Chong Wei Feng in a file photo. Rashid’s immediate task is to get the players psyched up for the Malaysia Open Grand Prix Gold.

KUALA LUMPUR: Rashid Sidek is glad to be back at the national training centre as the singles chief coach to restore order to the daily programme for players and coaches.

Since Rashid’s and Tan Kim Her’s removal as chief coaches of the singles and doubles department last September, the coaches in the national team have not had a leader among them to communicate their plans and programmes.

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