Trust and great teamwork are perfect recipe for success, says Kim Her


Listen up: Japan’s men’s doubles coach Tan Kim Her giving instructions to his players.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s Tan Kim Her is staying grounded despite guiding Takuro Hoki-Yugo Kobayashi to become Japan’s first world champions in the men’s doubles.

Kim Her is the man who saw Hoki-Kobayashi enjoy a good second half of the year that culminated with them beating He Jiting-Tan Qiang of China in the men’s doubles final at the World Championships in Huelva last month.

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