Chief coach may be the tonic needed to revive national team


KUALA LUMPUR: Should the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) engage a full-time chief coach?

This will be one of the hot topics that will be discussed at the BAM’s coaching and training committee (CNT) meeting today as the national body look at ways to revive the fortune of Malaysian badminton after the team failed to return home with medals from the recent Asian Games in Jakarta.

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