Kinross wants Malaysia to swim against the tide with pride


KUALA LUMPUR: National swimming coach Michael Kinross hopes to build a new identity for the Malaysian team by fostering the right mindset and work culture.

The American, who took charge last month, said one of his key priorities is to instil a strong sense of pride in representing the country among the swimmers.

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