Malaysian quartet qualify for team playoffs in World Youth Championship


Tun Hakim Tun Hasnul Azam in action during the Sarawak International Open last year.

PETALING JAYA: Tun Hakim Tun Hasnul Azam (pic) found his form in time to help Malaysia make one last push for remaining medals on offer at the World Youth Championships in the United States.

The 19-year-old reeled in lines of 245-226-245, averaging an impressive 238.67 for three-game series of 716 to power national quartet to third spot after the first block of the boys' team event at the Thunderbowl Lanes in Detroit on Tuesday.

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