Nur Aisyah aims to be Sukma top athlete with seven gold medals


NUR AISYAH Mohamad Zubair wants to leave a legacy in the Malaysia Games (Sukma) in Perak as the best ever cyclist in the girls’ category.

At the last Sarawak Sukma in Kuching two years ago, the Kemaman-born rider bagged five golds but still failed to be named as the best female athlete in the Games.

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