Veteran shooter finds golden lesson in bronze at Thailand meet


Like father, like son: Edward Khor and Benjamin.

PETALING JAYA: For national shooter Edward Khor, the bronze medal in the team sporting event at the South-East Asian Shooting Championship comes with a golden lesson.

On Sunday, the Malaysian team comprising Benjamin Khor, Edward, Nicholas Newell Bateman and Koh Chun Cheuk finished third with a score of 607 points, behind hosts and champions Thailand (684 points) and the Philippines (640 points) at the Photharam Shooting Range.

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