Hopes of clean sweep take a dive  


Third best: Yong Rui Jie in action in the men’s 1m springboard individiual final. — Bernama

BANGKOK: Malaysia will not manage a clean sweep of the SEA Games diving golds for the first time in eight years - the first gold medal went to Singapore.

Malaysia’s 19-year-old Yong Rui Jie had to settle for bronze in the men’s 1m springboard individual event at the Assumption University Aquatic Centre yesterday.

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