Track cyclist Muhd Shah thankful his doping ban reduced


PETALING JAYA: “Syukur alhamdulillah ... lega saya (Praise God ... I’m relieved).”

Those were the first words Muhammad Shah Firdaus Sahrom uttered after learning that he can rejoin the elite track cycling squad in Melbourne as early as next week.

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