Aqil and Azreen are the A-class sprinters of the Games


Superb show: Azreen Nabila Alias of Terengganu celebrating after winning the girls’ 100m final as well as breaking the 16-year Games record yesterday.

ONE defied odds. The other broke a 10-year Malaysia Games (Sukma) record.

Yesterday, Selangor’s Muhd Aqil Yasmin and Terengganu’s Azreen Nabila Alias blazed the track to emerge as the new 100m sprint king and queen respectively in the 19th Sukma edition at the Perak Stadium in Ipoh.

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