Misbun Sidek

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Misbun Sidek (born February 17, 1960 in Kanchong Darat , Banting , Selangor ) is a former Malaysian badminton player .

Life

He is the oldest of the six Sidek brothers. His siblings Jalani and Razif won bronze in doubles at Olympia in 1992 , the second youngest brother Rashid won a. a. Commonwealth Games . Rahman Sidek , on the other hand, was rarely able to put himself in the forefront internationally. The Sideks became famous for an extremely trimmed serve they created, which was later banned by the IBF . Misbun himself won the Swedish Open , German Open , Singapore Open and Canada Open , among others . At the Badminton World Championship in 1980 he won bronze in doubles with Jalani Sidek . After his active career, he began a career as a coach and looked after Lee Chong Wei in the Malaysian national team. On August 28, 2008 he was awarded the Darjah Mulia Seri Melaka (DMSM) .

Sporting successes

space discipline date event
Thomas Cup
2 team 1988 Thomas Cup 1988
Individual disciplines
1 singles 1981 German Open
1 singles 1982 Swedish Open
1 singles 1983 German Open
1 singles 1983 Swedish Open
1 singles 1983 Canada Open
1 singles 1987 Asian Invitational Championships
1 singles 1987 Singapore Open
1 singles 1987 Chinese Taipei Open
2 singles 1982 World cup
2 singles 1986 All of England
2 singles 1986 China Open
2 singles 1986 Malaysia Open
3 Double 1980 World Championship
3 singles 1981 Southeast Asian Games

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personal data
SURNAME Sidek, Misbun
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Sidek, Mohamed Misbun Bin Dato
BRIEF DESCRIPTION malaysian badminton player
DATE OF BIRTH February 17, 1960
PLACE OF BIRTH Kanchong Darat , Banting , Selangor