Khairin wins with brother in first attempt before flying off to Egypt


Brother’s perfect farewell: Mohd Darwisyh Imran Kamarul Azmi (left) and Mohd Khairin Hakimi Kamarul Azmi react after winning the men’s artistic silat doubles final. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Mohd Khairin Hakimi Kamarul Azmi could not have asked for a better end to his Malaysia Games (Sukma) journey after winning gold with his younger brother Mohd Darwisyh Imran Kamarul Azmi.

It was the 18-year-old Khairin’s first and final appearance in Sukma – and he got it right.

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