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Pearly-Thinaah settle for bronze at Asian Games (opens the original)
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Their achievement ended Malaysia’s 12-year wait for a women’s doubles pair to win a medal – a feat last accomplished by Vivian Hoo-Woon Khe Wei, who secured bronze at the 2014 games in Incheon, South Korea. World No 5 Pearly-Thinaah started off brilliantly and took the first game, but the Chinese pair came back strongly to win 16-21, 22-20, 21-12 at the Ichinomiya City Municipal Gymnasium in Aichi, Japan. It was the Chinese pair’s seventh victory over Pearly-Thinaah in their 10 encounters so far
Sze Fei-Izzuddin lose to world champs in Asian Games quarters (opens the original)
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The world No 3 Chinese pair beat the sixth-ranked Malaysians 21-13, 21-17 in just 27 minutes to enter the semi-finals, where they will take on Indonesia’s Fajar Alfian-Shohibul Fikri. Sze Fei-Izzuddin were nowhere near the form they had displayed in the earlier rounds, making numerous unforced errors throughout the match. This setback means Malaysia will have to be content with only garnering one badminton medal at the games. Women’s doubles shuttlers Pearly Tan-M Thinaah are assured of a bronze
Pearly-Thinaah through to Asian Games semis, assured of medal (opens the original)
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This assures Malaysia of at least a bronze medal in badminton as even losing semi-finalists are placed third in the championship. Malaysia last won a medal in the women’s doubles when Vivian Hoo-Woon Khe Wei secured a bronze at the 2014 games. Fifth-ranked Pearly-Thinaah, who have so far won all their Asian Games matches in quick straight games, won 21-18, 21-9 in 40 minutes against the gritty 26th-ranked Indian pair, who upstaged top Japanese pair Yuki Fukushima-Mayu Matsumoto yesterday. This i
PAS Youth’s muktamar drumbeat: real or cosmetic unity? (opens the original)
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PAS Youth’s annual muktamar opened two weeks ago with a multicultural drum performance – a rare sight at the Islamic party’s annual assembly. The performance combined traditional drums from Malay, Chinese, Indian and Thai cultures. This was very different from previous assemblies, particularly given PAS’s identity as a Malay-Muslim party. Obviously, Malaysians generally viewed it as another attempt at boosting PAS’s image among non-Muslim communities as the next general election approaches. The
Ex-hospital director seeks judicial review over demotion (opens the original)
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Dr P Yogendra is seeking, among other reliefs, an order that the implementation of the decision to remove him as hospital director and redesignate him as a medical officer at the Women and Children’s Hospital be stayed pending the final disposal of the judicial review application. He wants a declaration that the impugned decisions were unlawful, procedurally unfair, and consequently null and void and of no legal effect. Yogendra has named the state health director, the health ministry and the go
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