Singapore strike with singles sweep but quiet day for hosts


Good effort: Qurratu’Ain Izdihar Pozi (right) standing on the podium with her bronze medal. Together with her are gold medallist Hazel Tan Wei Ning (centre) of Singapore and silver medallist Paek Ye-dam of South Korea. — LOW BOON TAT/The Star

PETALING JAYA: It was a quiet affair for Malaysia in the opening day of the Asian Youth Championships but Singapore got off to a roaring start, sweeping both the boys’ and girls’ singles titles at Sunway Megalanes yesterday.

The home side managed just one medal, courtesy of Qurratu’Ain Izdihar Pozi, who bagged bronze in the girls’ singles with 1,293 pins.

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