Aiman wants chance at Asiad again


Mohd Nur Aiman Khairuddin in a file photo. Although he is now in the back-up squad, Aiman hopes to do well in the Malaysian Open and make it to the Incheon Asian Games.

PETALING JAYA: National back-up bowler Mohd Nur Aiman Khairuddin is harbouring huge hopes of joining the Incheon Asian Games squad.

He knows the path to Incheon is via the Malaysian Open which culminates with the stepladder finals on May 10 at the Sunway Mega Lanes in Sunway Pyramid.

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