Alice seeks wonderland at home SEA Games


KUALA LUMPUR: A breakthrough performance at the Thailand SEA Games last year has whetted table tennis player Alice Chang’s (pic) appetite for more when Malaysia hosts the Games next year.

Alice, who claimed bronze in Bangkok, admitted she was shattered to fall short of reaching the final but said her run to the semi-finals was nevertheless an eye-opening experience.

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