Malaysia bowling boldly and closing the gap on giants


PETALING JAYA: National lawn bowls coach Fairul Izwan Abd Muin believes Malaysia are closing the gap on the sport’s traditional powerhouses after ending their Glasgow Commonwealth Games campaign with three medals.

“It was a 100% achievement in terms of reach because we qualified for the semi-finals in all our events and made two finals,” said Fairul.

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