“We have done our very best, perhaps luck deserted us this time for a medal. We have no regrets,” national diving queen Pandelela Rinong said after the women's 10-metre synchronised platform event at the Tokyo Olympic Games today.
Pandelela, 28, said everything went smoothly during the warm-up session at the Tokyo Aquatic Centre, but during the actual event with Leong Mun Yee, each of them made a mistake which eventually proved costly...
No shame there. It is a game. Even Naomi Osaka, the overwhelming favourite for women’s tennis, lost.
No problem … loose today win tomorrow’s
Good luck next time , proud of you’ll
proud of you. my hero.
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