Chance for a medal likely from women shooters in Asian Games


PETALING JAYA: Malaysia, thanks to the inclusion of Bibiana Ng and Joseline Cheah, will have full entries in the women’s 10m pistol and a fighting chance for a medal at the Hangzhou Asian Games (Sept 23-Oct 8).

Podium shooter Nurul Syasya Nadiah Arifin was initially the only shooter who made it in category A after meeting the qualifying mark of 571 during the Changwon World Cup leg leg in South Korea where she did 574.

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