Rash call, says Razif


Doubtful: Razif Sidek feels that merely swapping the coaches’ role would not provide a positive impact.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s former chief coach and doubles legend Razif Sidek is in a huff over the Badminton Association of Malaysia’s (BAM) revamped coaching set-up.

The latest shake up on Sunday saw four out of the five departments headed by Indonesians – Hendrawan (men’s singles), Flandi Limpele (men’s doubles), Indra Wijaya (women’s singles) and Paulus Firman (mixed doubles).

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