KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 22 — The Malaysian Basketball Association hopes to have naturalised players in six more years to balance the composition of the team and strengthen the national squad.
“We are going to identify them, young, maybe around 12 or 13 years old, to be brought here and we will find a place where they can get their education, lodgings and training facilities. “We will write to them to allow 10 to 20 people in those age groups to be brought in,” he told reporters after the first MABA exco meeting at Wisma MABA today.
Interesting approach to naturalisation. Better than converting adult imports in the basketball league?
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