Four-ward thinking – Haiqal aims to help quartet break national record


KUALA LUMPUR: Haiqal Hanafi (pic), the 2019 SEA Games men’s 100m gold medallist, is determined to help the national 4x100m quartet break the national record if he is chosen to run in the Asian Games in Hangzhou, China.

He aims to help the quartet clock 38 seconds so that they can break the national mark of 39.09s, which he had set together with Mohd Azeem Fahmi, Arsyad Saat and Mohd Zulfikar Ismail at the 2021 Hanoi SEA Games in Vietnam.

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