It’s a clean sweep on final day


Easy day: Azizulhasni Awang performing a wheelie to celebrates his victory in the keirin final at the National Velodrome in Nilai yesterday. Top: The Malaysian men’s team pursuit in action yesterday.

FATEHAH Mustapa shed tears of joy while Azizulhasni Awang delivered on his promise to do a wheelie at the finish line as Malaysia made a clean sweep of all five golds contested on the final day of the cycling competition at the National Velo­drome in Nilai, Negri Sembilan.

Fatehah became the first cyclist to win four golds in one SEA Games campaign after a powerful surge down the finish line to win the keirin final last night.

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