After Emma’s golden roll, what’s next for the RM1mil rink?


Portable and convenient: The Malaysia Stadium Corpo­ration have given their assurance that the newly acquired facility will be well-maintained. — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia ended their campaign at the Lawn Bowls World Cup on a high, thanks to Emma Firyana Saroji’s superb performance.

She did not only roll her way to winning the world title but also helped the national team emerge as overall winners.

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