Never say die


  • Bowling
  • Monday, 06 May 2019

On to bigger things: Ahmad Muaz Fishol is grateful for the support and encouragement that he got from family and friends during his career low.

PETALING JAYA: Bowler Ahmad Muaz Fishol has revealed how his failure to make the World Championships squad last year inspired him to the Malaysian Open triumph.

The 26-year-old described missing out on the six-man squad to the world meet in Hong Kong as the low point of his career which forced him to take a complete break from bowling for a month to do some soul-searching.

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