Thirsty Tan wants nothing but the top prize


Good advice: Artistic gymnast Tan Ing Yueh (left) says coach Ng Shu Wai (right) has told her not to fear anyone and to be just herself in competitions.

A disappointing outing at the World Championships is no drawback for Tan Ing Yueh who is still thirsty for success.

The plucky gymnast, who failed to qualify for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo when she finished 91st in the individual all-around qualifying round in Stuttgart last month, wants nothing less than a gold in the 30th SEA Games in the Philippines.

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