Arif’s move to leave BAM fold will not deter Hendrawan


KUALA LUMPUR: Losing two key players within six months is a cause for concern but national men’s singles coach Hendrawan is taking it all in his stride.

On Monday, Mohd Arif Abdul Latif announced that he was ending his 10-year tenure in the national set-up in a bid to revive his career as an independent player. The 23-year-old, ranked No. 1 in Hendrawan’s team, has not won any major titles since joining the elite squad two years ago.

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