Rise of Aminuddin lightens Razie’s penalty corner burden


PETALING JAYA: Razie Rahim may have been feeling the pressure of shouldering the burden of being the prime penalty corner flicker for the Speedy Tigers for almost a decade but he should breathe easy with the emergence of Aminuddin Zain.

Razie, 36, has been part of the Tigers squad since 2006 and has a mammoth 325 caps and had scored 141 goals, with more than 90% of his goals coming from penalty corners.

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