Terengganu kill off Sabah in dying seconds


Maiden title: Terengganu players celebrating their win over Sabah in the Agong Cup rugby final yesterday.

KUALA LUMPUR: A downpour failed to dampen the excitement at a nail-biting Agong’s Cup rugby final, with Fijian Timoci Vunimoku turning hero for Terengganu in the very last second to help his side to their first title in three tries.

Sabah had looked like they were set to defend their title until the last few seconds in a close contest played in heavy rain at the Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) Stadium yesterday.

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