Rosman: Don’t bet on S. Korean pairs to win crown, it’s anybody’s game


Stay tuned: Ong Yew Sin (back) and Teo Ee Yi will be out to make their mark in the world meet too.

PETALING JAYA: South Korean shuttlers were the dominant force in the men’s doubles when Copenhagen hosted the World Championships on three previous occasions, but independent coach Rosman Razak believes that the sequence will be broken this time.

The world title at the 1991, 1999 and 2014 editions held in the capital of Denmark were captured by Korean pairs Park Joo-bong-Kim Moon-soo, Ha Tae-kwon-Kim Dong-moon and Ko Sung-hyun-Shin Baek-cheol respectively.

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