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According to Indonesian daily The Jakarta Globe, Tommy Sugiarto has left the Indonesian national badminton team. “It’s the best decision for me as I think I haven’t improved under my current trainer. After I leave the national training camp, I will return to my club, Pelita Bakrie, and I want to pace myself,” Tommy told the Indonesian newspaper on Saturday. Tommy said that he was still ready to help the national team if needed, but that he needed to find a new boost.
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