However, his glorious career began in 1993 when he and his colleague, Azman Haji Eusoff, then just an up-and-coming tactician, assisted Robert Alberts in making history with a bunch of great players including his assistants now Muhamad Radhi Mat Din and Ahmad Sabri Ismail, from winning the second-division title without losing in 1992 to a clean sweep of the domestic football titles in 1993 – Division 1 (the now renamed Malaysia Super League) and Malaysia Cup.
After the late Ahmad Basri Akil brought him in in August 2004, with his fantastic "Midas Touch", Azraai wrought a miracle for the Kedah state football environment after they had been dropped to last place in the 2004 Malaysia Super League competition.
After Mirandinha left the job, Azraai, who returned to Kulim from Kelantan as a full-time TNB employee at that time, rejuvenated the team and created fantastic achievements in the Malaysia Cup competition when he led Kedah through to the 2004 Final, but they lost 1–0 against Perlis FA.
Azraai deserved the awards after his Kedah wonder boys won the Malaysia Cup final defeated Selangor FA with a 3–2 result.
[5] Azraai Khor was appointed the head coach of Harimau Muda A in 2010,[6] but resigned later in the year after confrontation with the team's technical personnel and players during the squad training stint in Slovakia.
[14] However three months later, Azraai resigned from his position, with only one win in seven league matches and losing in the 2015 Malaysia FA Cup final to LionsXII.
[18] On 28 February 2018, he returned to Negeri Sembilan as head coach to replace Jörg Steinebrunner who resigned after just five games into the 2018 Malaysia Super League.