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The national quartet of Sin Li Jane, Natasha Mohamed Roslan, Adania Mohd Redzwan and Nur Hazirah Ramli ruled the lanes en route to defeating Indonesia’s Sharon Adelina Liman Santoso, Aldila Indryati, Putty Insavilla Armein and Alisha Nabila Larasati 817-773 in the final for Malaysia's second bowling gold medal.

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Fresh from winning gold in the men’s T20 event last Saturday, the Malaysian squad added another top prize after emerging group champions in the round-robin format, capped by a seven-wicket victory over Indonesia in their final match at the TerdThai Cricket Grounds.

The Sarawakian emerged as champion with a score of 39 in the six-man final, delivering Malaysia its first gold in the event since Heng Chai Yee achieved the feat at the 1993 SEA Games in Singapore.

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Danish said he enjoyed competing with Southeast Asian champion Puripol besides successfully renewing his personal best of 10.26s set when winning the 100m gold at the 2025 Malaysian Open in Perlis with 10.18s in the qualifying stage, two hours before the final. - Bernama file photo

Despite missing out on gold, the Selangor-born was still satisfied with his performance in his second SEA Games appeareance, describing it as the best he could have delivered after a challenging year filled with ups and downs. - Photo source: Social media

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Malaysia, led by the Tengku Arif Bendahara of Pahang, Tengku Muhammad Iskandar Ri'ayatuddin Shah, edged Brunei 6-5. Photo by Bernama

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