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Tough times: Japan mixed doubles head coach Jeremy Gan said one of the setbacks of being away during the pandemic was missing all the milestones with his family.

PETALING JAYA: It’s hard to be a coach working abroad in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic but Jeremy Gan is keeping his head up.

Former international Jeremy, who is a successful mixed doubles head coach with Japan, had hoped to be reunited with his family this month but the postponement of the Malaysian Open has spoilt his plan.

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