Azizul says sorry for not getting gold


Well done: Mohd Azizulhasni Awang with his silver during the medal ceremony in Izu, Japan. - AP/Christophe Ena.

PETALING JAYA: Track cyclist Azizulhasni Awang expressed mixed feelings after his heroic effort in taking silver in the men's keirin event at the Tokyo Olympics.

Azizul was happy with his silver ride as it was the best achievement for Malaysia in cycling history at the Olympics after he raced to a bronze in the same event in Rio de Janeiro five years ago.

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