PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s sprinters may not be up to speed to capture the coveted men’s 100m gold medal for the third straight time at the Vietnam SEA Games next month. Indonesia’s Lalu Mohd Zohri has declared his intention to become the first man in the region to dip under the 10-second mark in Hanoi. The …
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PETALING JAYA: National 110m hurdler Rayzam Shah Wan Sofian (pic) has received a German boost ahead of the Vietnam SEA Games from May 12-23. Rayzam revealed that his coach Jan May has returned to Malaysia on Saturday to train him before the Games. And the presence of the German has now fired up the 34-year-old …
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Coach Manshahar Abdul Jalil feels that the five-gold medal target set for the national athletics team at next month’s Hanoi Sea Games is achievable. Malaysian Athletics Federation president Datuk S.M Muthu had announced the five gold, seven silver and seven bronze target last month. At the last Sea Games two years ago, Malaysia won five …
PETALING JAYA: Discus champion Irfan Shamsuddin is like a fixed deposit asset for Malaysia in the SEA Games athletics competition. Rain or shine, Irfan has never failed to deliver and has bagged four consecutive gold medals in the discus since the 2013 SEA Games. He is well on course to secure a high five in …
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Source: Four more athletes qualify on merit for Hanoi | Sports | Malay Mail KUALA LUMPUR, March 6 — Four national athletes have qualified on merit for the Hanoi SEA Games based on their achievements at the 97th Malaysian Open Athletics Championships, which ended here today. National athletics head coach Mohd Manshahar Abdul Jalil said …
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