Rosman remains positive despite loss of key senior players


Coach Rosman Razak during interview at Akademi Badminton Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur. FAIHAN GHANI/The Star.

PETALING JAYA: Women’s doubles head coach Rosman Razak (pic) sees the exodus of shuttlers in his department this year as an opportunity to rebuild his squad from scratch.

Former Commonwealth and SEA Games gold medallist Woon Khe Wei, Goh Yea Ching and Tan Sueh Jeou quit the national team this week – just four months after Tee Jing Yi and Soong Fie Cho resigned.

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