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Bar None: Samuel Nesan - For the love of Badminton

Audrey Raj | Samuel Nesan

02-Jul-16 10:00

Bar None: Samuel Nesan - For the love of Badminton

There’s just something about badminton that excites and unites Malaysians. It doesn’t matter what race your are, what religion you practice or even how old you are - if you’re Malaysian, you probably love badminton. And for one young man, this love for badminton has shaped his life. From a state player, to a coach and now a commentator for the sport, Samuel Nesan talks to us about everything badminton, and what Malaysia needs to get back to the very top of the game.


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