Asian Games: One more gold to rewrite Malaysian history
NAGOYA: The national contingent will be looking to clinch a historic 10th gold medal, a feat never achieved by Malaysia at the Games before, at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games today, which is the final full day of competition.
In field hockey, the Speedy Tigers will take on India in a blockbuster men's final at the Gifu Stadium.
In padel, Aidan Yunus and Christian Didier Chin contend for top honours at the Nagoya City Higashi Sports Centre, going up against Qatar's Naif Mashari and Naif Rashed in the men's pair final.
In taekwondo kyorugi, Syafiq Zuber opens his campaign at Toyohashi Gymnasium in the men's over-80kg round of 16 against Taiwan's Huang Yu-Jen.
In sailing, Aiman Aqeel Mohd Firdaus features in races 11 and 12 of the boy's dinghy, while Nur Hafizanah Zailan completes races 11 and 12 in the girl's dinghy. Danyal Marczqui Rahmat Haron Muzaffa and Nur Aina Norhazram also sail races 11 and 12 in the youth mixed dinghy event.
In rugby sevens, the women's team square off against Kazakhstan while the men's team face the United Arab Emirates in the fifth-eighth place classification matches.
In equestrian, Shoorendran Nageswaran will feature in the jumping competition.
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