Newly recovered Shah Firdaus returns to saddle but not ready for SEA Games


I will see you soon: Rider Mohd Shah Firdaus Sahrom is on the road to recovery after surgery.

NILAI: Track cyclist Mohd Shah Firdaus Sahrom is back on the saddle after a long layoff but he will not be part of the SEA Games campaign in Thailand next month.

National track head coach Harnizam Basri will not risk the decision to put Shah Firdaus through the grind even though his presence in Bangkok will increase Malaysia’s chances to secure the sprint discipline gold medals.

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