Rashid believes he can produce more medal-winning shuttlers


KUALA LUMPUR: Guiding Cheah Liek Hou to a historic para badminton gold at the Tokyo Paralympics will surely go down as one of Datuk Rashid Sidek’s greatest feats in his coaching career.

But the 53-year-old former international believes he can do so much more for para badminton as he looks to produce several more worthy medal contenders to join Liek Hou in the hunt for glory in Paris 2024.

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