Sixth day results of 11th ASEAN Para Games

SOLO (Indonesia), Aug 5 (Bernama) -- Following are the results of medal events involving Malaysian athletes on the sixth day of the 11th ASEAN Para Games (APG) on Friday:

SWIMMING

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Men’s 100m Freestyle S5:

GOLD: MUHD NUR SYAIFUL ZULKAFLI (MAS) – One minute & 17.060s

SILVER: Phuchit Aingchaiyaphum (THA) - 1:19.800s

BRONZE: Fajar Nur Hadianto (INA) - 1:23.440s

4. LEE KHER ZY (MAS) - 1:24.040s

Men's 50m Breaststroke SB8:

GOLD: ABD HALIM MOHAMMAD (MAS) - 34.820s  

SILVER: Guntur Guntur (INA) - 37.670s

BRONZE: Quang Vuong Nguyen (VIE) - 38.280s

Women's 50m Freestyle S8:

GOLD: Thi Dung Le (VIE) - 36.710s

SILVER: CARMEN LIM (MAS) - 36.730s

3. Thi My Le Hoang (VIE) - 58.780s

(Note: bronze not awarded as only three swimmers participated)

BADMINTON

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Men’s Singles WH1:

GOLD: MUHAMMAD IKHWAN RAMLI (MAS)

SILVER: Kornpeekanok Chatchai (THA)

BRONZE: Sriboran Anuwat (THA) & Agung Widodo (INA)

Men’s Singles SU5:

GOLD: CHEAH LIEK HOU (MAS)

SILVER: MOHAMAD FARIS AHMAD AZRI (MAS)

BRONZE: Suryo Nugroho (INA) & Dheva Anrimusthi (INA)

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Mixed Team Compound:

GOLD: G. DANESHEN-NUR JANNATON ABD JALIL (MAS)

SILVER: Comsan Singpirom-Praphaporn Homjanthuek (THA)

BRONZE: Marzel Burgos-Agustina Bantiloc (INA)

Men’s Tean Compound:

GOLD: G. DANESHEN-WIRO JULIN (MAS)

SILVER: Manangdang Angelo-Marzel Burgos (PHI)

BRONZE: Muhamad Ali-Ken Swagumilang (INA)

TABLE TENNIS

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Men's Singles Class 11:

GOLD: JENNAHTUL FAHMI AHMAD JENNAH (MAS)

SILVER: MOHD HAZLIN ABDULLAH (MAS)

BRONZE: Master Narawit (THA) & Achmad Yusuf (INA)

WHEELCHAIR TENNIS

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Men’s Doubles:

GOLD: MOHAMAD YUSSHAZWAN YUSOFF-ABU SAMAH BORHAN (MAS)

SILVER: Kevin Sanjaya-Agus Fitriadi (INA)

BRONZE: Worakit Daengchuen-Banjob Suwan (THA) & Fikkri Thoib-Daryoko (INA)

BADMINTON

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Men’s Doubles WH1-WH2:

GOLD: MUHAMMAD IKHWAN RAMLI-NOOR AZWAN NOORLAN (MAS)

SILVER: Agung Widodo-Supriadi Supriadi (INA)

BRONZE: Kornpeekanok Chatchai-Sumpradit Aphichat (THA) & Hoang Manh Giang-Truong Ngoc Binh (VIE)

-- BERNAMA