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Leadership material: Police officer Razie Rahim (centre) is expected to be named skipper to replace Mohd Sukri Mutalib, who has not been called up to the national training squad.

PETALING JAYA: Old-timer Razie Rahim is the frontrunner to become the captain of the national hockey team. The 33-year-old midfielder is responsible, has good interpersonal and communication skills and even calm in challenging situations.

In fact, as a police officer, these credentials are second nature to him.

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