PETALING JAYA: The best-ever results in the South-East Asian (Seasa) Championships have not clouded the National Shooting Association of Malaysia’s (NSAM) vision of a realistic target in the Korat SEA Games in December.
At the just concluded Seasa meet, Malaysia had a haul of 8-6-8. But the NSAM executive secretary, Jasni Shaari, said that they had set a modest target of winning four gold medals in the SEA Games because not all their rivals were represented by top shooters in the seven-day championships in Subang.
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