Old guards like what they see in the Dragons


Westports Malaysia Dragons captain Ooi Ban Sin goes for a layup during a match in the Agong Cup in 2012. - Filepic

PETALING JAYA: Veterans Ooi Ban Sin and John Ng are happy with the way Westports Malaysia Dragons are shaping up for the fifth season of the Asean Basketball League (ABL).

The 31-year-old Ban Sin, who takes over as captain following B. Guganeswaran’s retirement, believes the Dragons are ready for the challenge when they tip off away against Hi-Tech Bangkok City in Bangkok in the league’s first match on Wednesday.

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