PHNOM PENH: The Singapore men’s water polo team moved one step closer to reclaiming their Southeast Asian Games crown after beating rivals Indonesia 12-5 in a round-robin match on Sunday .
Singapore's Lee Kai Yang celebrates after saving a shot in the water polo match against Indonesia at the SEA Games in Cambodia, on May 14, 2023.
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