Malaysia closed their campaign in the Kuala Lumpur leg of the Fina Diving Grand Prix in Bukit Jalil yesterday by securing a third gold medal through Syafiq Puteh-Wendy Ng in the mixed 3m springboard when they posted 299.22 points.
Malaysia’s only rivals in the diving event, which will be held in Clark, are Singapore and Indonesia. “The men’s springboard individual and synchro are the only events we need to be wary as Singapore’s Lee brothers are currently doing well.”
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