Malaysian cagers need to score more in Asean Basketball League


Ma Chee Kheun was one of three local players that played more than 10 minutes in the match against Sngapore Slingers.

PETALING JAYA: The Westports Malaysia Dragons have started the Asean Basketball League (ABL) season strongly – with three wins and one loss.

But the lack of offensive contribution from the locals players is a worrying factor.

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