Takraw boys stay focused after topping group as they eye final return


MALAYSIA are determined not to let complacency creep in as they look to avoid a repeat of their 2014 Incheon Asian Games disappointment.

National sepak takraw head coach Ahmad Jais Baharun was pleased after his charges topped Group B following a 3-0 win over India yesterday, but warned that the real test will come in the semi-finals tomorrow at the Nagoya City Mizuho Arena.

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