Martial arts exponents hope for a golden outing at Asiad


Doing their part: Loh Jack Chang and M. Mathivani at the Desa Amal Jireh charity home in Semenyih yesterday.

SEMENYIH: Kuala Lumpur SEA Games martial arts gold medallists – Loh Jack Chang (wushu); M. Mathivani and Syakilla Salni Jefry Krisnan (karate) – are hoping to get a chance to shine at the Jakarta Asian Games next August.

The 30-year-old Jack Chang, who won two golds at the SEA Games for the first time – in taijijian (taiji sword) and compulsory taijiquan – hopes to get his act right in his third Asiad outing.

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