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The FRC Dingoes, led by team captain Aki (front) have proven that anyone with passion for the game can play rugby. Photos: The Star/Azman Ghani

Tomorrow is Hari Sukan Negara. In our first of four stories, Star2.com celebrates how participating in sports keeps Malaysians healthy and fit. More importantly, sports also brings communities closer, breaks down barriers and encourages the pursuit of excellence. 

The 30 women who make up the FRC Dingoes – the pioneer women’s rugby team in Malaysia – are breaking all sorts of stereotypes.

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