Iman to miss final Sukma stint, no thanks to deferment


PETALING JAYA: The Malaysia Games (Sukma) was meant to be a special one for young rhythmic gymnast Iman Alisha Fakhri Yassin.

The national junior athlete, who represents the Federal Territories, was looking forward to bowing out in style in her final Sukma this year as she would no longer be eligible for the junior event in 2021.

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