Rosman: 'Pearly-Thinaah's most difficult phase is over'
KUALA LUMPUR: National women's doubles head coach Rosman Razak believes Pearly Tan-M. Thinaah should, from now, reach more semi-finals and finals and win titles.
National women's doubles coach Rosman Razak is confident that Pearly Tan-M. Thinaah will start seeing more semi-finals, finals, and titles in their career. The pair's most challenging phase appears to be behind them, according to the coach. Both players are now in excellent shape, having overcome their injury issues. Recent successes include clinching the Denmark Open title and finishing second in the French Open.
Despite not being fully fit, Rosman remains pleased with the pair's recovery, emphasizing the hard work they have put in to overcome their difficulties. He hopes Pearly and Thinaah can maintain their current standard of consistently reaching the semi-finals and finals, noting that their gameplay and individual performances are at their best.
This year, the World No. 4 pair has reached four finals, similar to last year's performance, but with a less noticeable dip in form. They have reached the semi-finals or better in 12 tournaments and won three titles. Looking ahead, Pearly-Thinaah will compete in the Kumamoto Masters, the Hong Kong Open, and the season-ending World Tour Finals in Hangzhou, China.
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