Malaysia face difficult task against Sri Lanka in Asian rugby meet


KUALA LUMPUR, 8 Mei -- Pemain Malaysia, Aporosa Duwaile cuba membolosi barisan pemain Filipina ketika beraksi pada Kejohanan Ragbi Asia 2016 di Stadium Diraja Selangor, Ahad. Malaysia namun tewas kepada Filipina 10-15. --fotoBERNAMA (2016) HAK CIPTA TERPELIHARA

KUALA LUMPUR: With two key players ruled out, Malaysia face an uphill task against Sri Lanka in their Division One clash of the Asian Rugby Championship on Wednesday.

Fijian import Aporosa Duwaile and Mohamed Syarif Saiful Aazwan Sudin suffered injuries in Malaysia’s 10-15 loss to the Philippines in the opening match on Sunday. Syarif contributed five points through a penalty and a conversion in the match.

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