Go abroad and shine at home, says rugby coach Mika


PETALING JAYA: Malaysian rugby may not be the hottest around, but the players can find success if they go abroad to learn.

So says national coach Brad Mika, a former All-Blacks player who has also played in the Japan Top League for NTT Communications Shining Arcs and French Top 14 club Brive.

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