Rajes Paul is a Sports Journalist at Star Media Group Berhad. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive sports, sports business, and professional sports, with a particular focus on the Olympics and the Asian sporting scene. Rajes has also been featured in Asia International News, showcasing his expertise and insights in the world of sports.
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Rajes Paul's articles predominantly cover sports, specifically badminton and athletes, with a local focus on Malaysia. If you are pitching to Rajes, consider offering insights or access related to the Malaysian badminton scene, including interviews with local athletes or coaches.
As 74% of his content is focused on sports themes while also covering entertainment news to some extent (22%), pitches relating to human interest stories about athletes and their journeys may also be well-received. However, it’s important to tie these back into the local context of Malaysian sports.
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PETALING JAYA: There are many unsung heroes in Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) and one of them is Poh Chai Boon.
PETALING JAYA: Will Mathias Boe, another former player from Denmark, replace Tan Bin Shen as Malaysia's men's doubles head coach?
PETALING JAYA: Let's find another local coach as a successor for Tan Bin Shen.
PETALING JAYA: Former international Yeoh Kay Bin may become Lee Zii Jia's latest coach if all falls into place.
PETALING JAYA: Bowling legend Datuk Shalin Zulkilfi has been busy as a bee since taking charge of the Malaysian Athlete Career and Education (MACE) secretariat at the National Sports Council (NSC).
By: Rajes Paul
We're in this together: Rexy (right) says he's looking forward to working with Dane Kenneth Jonassen to bring up the level of the men's singles.
IT has not been a year to cherish. For me personally, it has been quite painful.
By: Rajes Paul
PETALING JAYA: Chan Peng Soon has a new year wish and that is for one of the mixed pairs to do better than him at the Malaysian Open from Jan 7-12 at Axiata Arena in Bukit Kiara.
By: Rajes Paul
PETALING JAYA: The new year looks bleak for men's singles shuttler Ng Tze Yong.
By: Rajes Paul
PETALING JAYA: Mixed doubles shuttler Cheng Su Yin (pic) was initially fearful when she was teamed up with Hoo Pang Ron a year ago.
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