Badminton

Ex-BAM coach Rashid getting down to business

By RAJES PAUL

KUALA LUMPUR: It is the same old game but a different challenge.

Former national coach Rashid Sidek has his plans all laid out as he seeks to take the shuttlers of new professional club – Sports Affairs Academy (SAA) in Cheras – to greater heights.

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