Coaches stay united behind athlete in doping allegation

By RAJES PAUL

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian shuttlers have done well to steer clear of drugs all these years.

So, when news that one of them has been linked to a doping offence, it took all the national coaches by surprise.

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Doping , Badminton , Rashid Sidek , Tey Seu Bock

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