Age doesn’t seem to slow Razie down as he’s still able to thrive for Maybank


PETALING JAYA: Seasoned campaigner Razie Rahim (pic) remains as one of the top hockey players in Malaysia despite being out of the national fold for the last two years.

Even at the age of 37, the Police Inspector is not slowing down, instead, he showed his worth by scoring a winner in Maybank’s 2-1 win against Chinese club Liaoning at the National Hockey Stadium on Friday.

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