Can we run back on track to revive athletics glory days in Cambodia?

By Rajes Paul

DATUK M. Ramachandran turned 57 on April 9. Wishes poured in for the legendary long distance runner as he celebrated his big day.

He is leading a happy, contented life since his retirement from athletics in 2000, but he has one ardent wish – to see his national records in the 5,000m and 10,000m tumble.

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