Rugby boss Amir putting things in order despite financial challenges


KUALA LUMPUR: Securing sponsorship is never easy for any national sports association, especially when tainted by a financial scandal.

Malaysia Rugby president Amir Amri Mohamad (pic) remains hopeful that justice will prevail for the governing body after a misappropriation case that has marred their reputation for the past three years.

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