Newbie and oldie combine to stun favourites Philippines


Target locked: Moh Keen Hoo and Lim Kok Leong (below) in action during the doubles event against the Philippines yesterday. — Bernama

LIM Kok Leong was already celebrating as Moh Keen Hoo bent over for the ending stages of the fourth frame.It was an exhibition of youthful exuberance for Kok Leong who was on the verge of winning a first-ever gold medal in his first SEA Games.

The pair won Malaysia’s first gold in snooker in the Philippines SEA Games when they beat home favourites Alvin Barbero and Jefrey Roda 97-12,72-4,8-70 and 71-16 at the Manila Hotel yesterday.

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