Silver for Malaysia in team synchronised swimming (updated)


The national synchronised swimming team performing their routine at the Singapore SEA Games. - S.S. KANESAN/ The STAR

SINGAPORE: After sweeping all five gold medals in synchronised swimming in the SEA Games four years ago in Indonesia, a repeat of such was simply not realistic for Malaysia.

Despite having the experienced Katrina Ann Hadi and Zylane Lee Yhing Huey in their ranks, the Malaysian side could only secure a silver in the team free and technical routine event on Wednesday night.

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