Rosman makes difference for Tan-Thinaah as more women set to pick up the sport


Superb: Pearly Tan (right) is hugged by Rosman Razak while M. Thinaah celebrates with coach Rexy Mainaky after winning their semi-final match against Japan’s Chiharu Shida and Nami Matsuyama. — Reuters

PETALING JAYA: While Pearly Tan-M. Thinaah grabbed the spotlight with their historic feat at the World Championships in Paris, much of the credit must also go to the man behind their rise – coach Rosman Razak.

Rosman has shown that local coaches are capable of guiding players to the very top. He shaped Pearly-Thinaah into one of the most formidable pairs in women’s doubles, and stayed behind the girls even when the going was tough in past tournaments.

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