Stay focused, Sumali tells takraw squad
NAGOYA: Malaysian Sepak Takraw Federation (PSM) president Datuk Sumali Reduan has warned the national squad not to get carried away after ending a 36-year wait for the men’s team regu gold at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on Friday.
NAGOYA: Malaysian Sepak Takraw Federation president Datuk Sumali Reduan has cautioned the national squad against overconfidence following their victory in the men's team regu gold at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. The Golden Tiger achieved this success after a 36-year drought, defeating Thailand 2-0 in the final. Sumali expressed gratitude and pride for the team's achievement, attributing it to hard work, discipline, sacrifice, and the players' fighting spirit.
He witnessed firsthand the players' confidence and determination on the court, refusing to give up under pressure.
Despite their triumph, Sumali emphasized that their mission is not complete. The team still has another crucial task in the regu event, and he urged the entire squad to remain focused and strive for further success. Sumali also expressed thanks to Malaysians and sepak takraw fans for their unwavering support and prayers for the national team.
He urged the Golden Tiger to maintain their fighting spirit, carrying momentum from the team event into the regu competition. With hard work, discipline, team spirit, and the prayers of all Malaysians, Sumali expressed hope for another victory.
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