Keeping it simple lands 20-year-old Syasya the gold

PETALING JAYA: Simplicity is the key for national shooter Nurul Syasya Nadiah Ariffin.

And the idea of sticking to the basics worked wonders for the 20-year-old Syasya as she bagged the 10m air pistol gold medal in the Ally Ong trophy at the National Shooting Range in Subang yesterday.

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