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The Malaysian world No. 4 will next compete at the US Open in Philadelphia from Nov 1-7 as she pursues a place in the top three.
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The Malaysian world No. 4 will next compete at the US Open in Philadelphia from Nov 1-7 as she pursues a place in the top three.
Thailand won the mixed pair BC4 bronze-medal contest 4-2, leaving Malaysia without a medal on the closing day.
Her time of 1:59.19 also set a meet record, beating the world short-course championships' B qualifying mark by 0.46 seconds.
Goalkeeper Adib Amsyar Hanif made two saves in the shootout as Malaysia won the title for the first time since 2011.
The Malaysian world No. 4 will meet Egypt's Farida Mohamed, with their head-to-head record level at 2-2.
Saudi Arabia's Ali Bader broke the Games record in men's F20 shot put, while Malaysia's medal count stood at six gold, eight silver and 13 bronze.
Pakistan advanced on goal difference after drawing with Japan, while Malaysia completed the round robin with four wins.
The Indonesian rider recorded a best lap of 1 minute 44.67 seconds at Phillip Island, while Malaysia’s Hakim Danish placed 24th.
A personal best of 11.39 metres brought the Philippines its second para athletics medal at the 2026 Games.
His opening jump of 6.74 metres won the men's T12 event, though the final result remains subject to an official protest.