KUALA LUMPUR: It was another day of hits and misses from the national contingent competing at the Phnom Penh Sea Games.
Wushu exponent Tan Cheong Min, whose categories were not included at the last two editions of the Sea Games, claimed her second gold of the games today, this time through the women's nandao-nangun combined event.
The world champion had won the nanquan gold earlier on Wednesday.
Despite leaving three-time gold medallist Harrif Saleh out of the squad this year, Malaysia proved it has strength in depth in road cycling after successfully defending the men's mass start road race gold today.
Nur Amirull Fakhruddin Mazuki, who was unlucky to be pipped to the gold in the criterium yesterday, made no mistakes as he outkicked the other riders in his breakaway group to claim an emphatic victory.
Amirull was supported by teammates Akmal Hakim Zakaria, Shahrul Mat Amin, Nur Aiman Rosli and Nur Aiman Zariff, the latter had won the road race gold last year.
National taekwondo exponents did well to claim two gold via the poomsae events. Nur Humaira Abdul Karim delivered a surprise gold in the women's individual event while her sister Nurul Hidayah joined forces with Jason Loo to claim the mixed team gold.
In athletics, hopes of reclaiming the coveted men's 100 metre gold were dashed as Soraoat Dapbang made sure the gold stayed with Thailand. Malaysia's Haiqal Hanafi claimed the bronze while Khairul Hafiz Jantan finished fourth.
The men's 4x400 metre quartet of Firdaus Zemi, Ruslem Zikry Putra Roseli, Tharshan Shanmugam and Umar Osman were, however, able to clinch Malaysia's first medal in the event since Myanmar 2013 after finishing third in the final.
Snooker stalwarts Moh Keen Hoo-Lim Kok Leong suffered a shock defeat to Cambodia's Chhay Suon-Sophanith Men in the men's doubles final. It was Cambodia's first ever gold in the sport at the Sea Games.
RESULTS
ATHLETICS
Men's high jump: 1 Tawan Kaeodam (Tha) 2.2700m, 2 Duc Anh Vu (Vie) 2.1700m, 3 Farrell Glenn Felix Jurus (Mas) 2.1500m… 4 Mohamad Eizlan Dahalan (Mas) 2.1500m
Men's 100m: 1 Soraoat Dapbang (Tha) 10.370s, 2 Marc Brian Louis (Sin) 10.390s, 3 Muhammad Haiqal Hanafi (Mas) 10.443s… 4 Khairul Hafiz Jantan (Mas) 10.448s
Men's 4x400m relay: 1 Philippines 3:07.220s, 2 Thailand 3:07.230s, 3 Malaysia 3:08.820s
Women's javelin throw: 1 Jariya Wichaidit (Tha) 52.6000m, 2 Gennah Astorga Malapit (Phi) 49.5500m, 3 Evalyn Barba Palabrica (Phi) 48.3100m… 4 Ng Jing Xuan (Mas) 44.5800m… 6 Pavithraa Devi Jayaindraan (Mas) 43.1600m
Women's 100m: 1 Veronica Shanti Pereira (Sin) 11.410s, 2 Supanich Poolkerd (Tha) 11.580s, 3 Thi Nhi Yen Tran (Vie) 11.750s… 4 Zaidatul Husniah Zulkifli (Mas) 11.830s… 7 Nur Aishah Rofina Aling (Mas) 12.120s
Women's 10000m: 1 Thi Oanh Nguyen (Vie) 35:11.530s, 2 Thi Hong Le Pham (Vie) 35:21.090s, 3 Odekta Elvina Naibaho (Ina) 35:31.030s
Women's 4x400m relay: 1 Vietnam 3:33.050s, 2 Philippines 3:37.750s, 3 Thailand 3:39.290s… 4 Malaysia 3:39.890s
BADMINTON
Men's singles Round of 16: Lee Shun Yang (Mas) bt Hein Htut (Mya) 21-9, 23-21
Women's singles Round of 16: Lalinrat Chaiwan (Tha) bt Wong Ling Ching (Mas) 21-9, 21-16
Mixed doubles Round of 16: Malaysia bt Cambodia 2-0 (Choong Hon Jian-Yap Ling bt Heng Mengleap-Bun Srey Hong 21-9, 21-8)
BASKETBALL
Men's team Group B: Laos 42 Thailand 156, Vietnam 82 Indonesia 88
Women's team Group A: Malaysia 76 Vietnam 72, Indonesia 89 Philippines 68, Cambodia 83 Singapore 63
CRICKET
Men's T10 Group A: Malaysia bt Thailand 128/5-75/5 (Mas won by 53 runs)
Women's T50 50 overs playoff bronze medal match: Malaysia bt Cambodia 20/0-19/10 (Mas won by 10 wickets)
CYCLING
Men's individual mass start: 1 Nur Amirull Fakhruddin Mazuki (Mas) 3:22:50.000s, 2 Aiman Cahyadi (Ina) 3:22:50.000s, 3 Ronald Nozuelo Oranza (Phi) 3:22:50.000s 13 Akmal Hakim Zakaria (Mas) 3:24:11.000s… 19 Mohamad Nur Aiman Mohd Zariff (Mas) 3:32.31.000s… 24 Mohd Shahrul Mat Amin (Mas) 3:32.32.000s… 29 Muhammad Nur Aiman Rosli (Mas) 3:32:32.000s
ESPORTS
Mixed team PUBG mobile: 1 Philippines 79pts, 2 Indonesia 53pts, 3 Malaysia 47pts… 7 Malaysia 29pts
FENCING
Men's individual sabre: 1 Voragun Brinualnad (Tha), 2 Thanh An Vu (Vie), 3 Nguyen Van Quyet (Vie) and Wei Zuo Dan (Sin)
Women's individual foil: 1 Maxine Jie Xin Wong (Sin), 2 Samantha Kyle Lim Catantan (Phi), 3 Kemei Cheung (Sin) and Surayya Rizzal (Mas)
FINSWIMMING
Men's 100m bi fins: 1 Harvey Hubert Marcello Hutasuhut (Ina) 43.100s, 2 Vu Dang Nhat Nam (Vie) 43.210s, 3 Geargchai Rutnosot (Tha) 44.080s… 6 Chris Chew Vi Min (Mas) 44.830s
Men's 100m surface: 1 Nguyen Thanh Loc (Vie) 35.330s, 2 Dinh Toan Do (Vie) 36.640s, 3 Khet Chamnanwat (Tha) 37.400s
Women's 100m bi fins: 1 Thi Thanh Van Le (Vie) 49.540s, 2 Ressa Kania Dewi (Ina) 49.900s, 3 Thi Thao Nguyen (Vie) 50.190s
Women's 400m bi fins: 1 Kaing Muynin (Cam) 3:59.010s, 2 Raqiel Az Zahra (Ina) 4:05.970s, 3 Kheun Bunpichmorakat (Cam) 4:09.620s… 8 Jamie Tan Guan Jun (Mas) 4:34.540s
Women's 100m surface: 1 Janis Rosalita Suprianto (Ina) 40.390s, 2 Thi Duyen Cao (Vie) 40.580s, 3 Thi Thu Pham (Vie) 40.750s
FLOORBALL
Men's team pool: Singapore 6 Malaysia 0, Philippines 6 Thailand 4
Women's team pool: Singapore 13 Malaysia 0, Philippines 2 Thailand 9
FOOTBALL
Women's team semi-finals: Vietnam 4 Cambodia 0, Thailand 2 Myanmar 4
GOLF
Men's team semi-finals: Vietnam bt Indonesia 2-1, Thailand bt Malaysia 3-0.
Women's team semi-finals: Indonesia bt Malaysia 1-1 (Ina wins 1-0 in playoff), Thailand bt Cambodia 2pts
HOCKEY
Men's team group stage: Cambodia 0 Indonesia 4
Women's team group stage: Malaysia 4 Singapore 1, Cambodia 0 Indonesia 0
PETANQUE
Men's triples Group A: Laos bt Brunei 13-3, Vietnam bt Philippines 13-0, Brunei bt Philippines 13-7, Vietnam bt Laos 13-10, Vietnam bt Brunei 13-1, Laos bt Philippines 13-6
Men's triples Group B: Thailand bt Cambodia 11-10, Thailand bt Malaysia 13-3, Cambodia bt Malaysia 13-0
Women's triples Group A: Cambodia bt Philippines 13-0, Thailand bt Myanmar 13-2, Cambodia bt Myanmar 10-5, Thailand bt Philippines 13-5, Thailand bt Cambodia 13-0, Myanmar bt Philippines 11-8
Women's triples Group B: Laos bt Vietnam 10-, Vietnam bt Malaysia 13-0, Laos bt Malaysia 13-7
SEPAK TAKRAW
Men's team doubles group A: Cambodia 0 Laos 3
Men's team doubles group B: Indonesia bt Philippines 3-0
Men's team regu: Malaysia bt Cambodia 3-0
Women's team doubles Group A: Laos bt Timor Leste 3-0, Thailand bt Malaysia 3-0
SNOOKER
Men's snooker doubles final: Sophanith Men-Suon Chhay (Cam) bt Lim Kok Leong-Moh Keen Hoo (Mas) 3-1
TAEKWONDO
Men's individual freestyle: 1 Jiraphong Khetlak (Tha) 6.9000pts, 2 Wawan Saputra (Ina) 6.8800pts, 3 Van Huy Hua (Vie) 6.8400pts
Men's individual recognised poomsae: 1 Patrick King Dela Cruz Perez (Phi) 7.4600pts, 2 Chin Ken Haw (Mas) 7.3800pts, 3 Chhorn Kimhak (Cam) 7.3600pts
Men's team recognised poomsae: 1 Vietnam 7.5400pts, 2 Philippines 7.5000pts, 3 Thailand 7.4600pts… 5 Malaysia 7.2800pts
Women's individual freestyle: 1 Sasipha Chuphon (Tha) 6.4400pts, 2 Voeun Sitha (Cam) 6.1800pts, 3 Nine Akri Soe (Mya) 5.6200pts
Women's individual recognised poomsae: Nur Humaira Abdul Karim (Mas) 7.4300pts, 2 Diyanah Aqidah Muhammad Dian Khudhairi (Sin) 7.2600pts, 3 Mang Kanithyda (Cam) 7.0900pts
Women's team recognised poomsae: 1 Philippines 7.7200pts, 2 Malaysia 7.7000pts, 3 Thailand 7.6600pts
Mixed team freestyle: 1 Vietnam 7.0200pts, 2 Thailand 6.8600pts, 3 Philippines 6.6400pts
Mixed pair recognised poomsae: 1 Malaysia 7.5500pts, 2 Vietnam 7.5500pts, 3 Philippines 7.5000pts
TENNIS
Men's singles quarter-finals: Hoang Nam Ly (Vie) bt Ignatius Anthony Susanto (Ina) 6-1, 6-4, Bun Kenny (Cam) bt Koay Hao Sheng (Mas) 4-6, 6-2, 6-1
Women's singles semi-finals: Priska Madelyn Nughoro (Ina) bt Anchisa Chanta (Tha) 6-1, 4-6, 6-4, Lanlana Tararudee (Tha) bt Nguyen Savanna Ly (Vie) 6-2, 6-2
Mixed doubles semi-finals: Thailand bt Indonesia 2-0 (Peangtarn Plipuech-Pruchya Isaro bt Beatrice Gumulya-David Agung Susanto 6-0, 6-2)
VOLLEYBALL
BEACH
Men's team pool A: Laos 0 Timor Leste 2, Cambodia 0 Vietnam 2, Cambodia 1 Philippines 2
Men's team pool B: Malaysia 1 Singapore 2
Women's team pool A: Indonesia 2 Singapore 0
Women's team pool B: Philippines 1 Vietnam 2
WATERPOLO
Men's team round robin: Cambodia 2 Indonesia 37, Singapore 12 Thailand 7, Malaysia 4 Philippines 15
Women's team round robin: Thailand 11 Singapore 4
WUSHU
Men's changquan: 1 Edgar Xavier Marvelo (Ina) 9.7130pts, 2 Jowen Si Wei Lim (Sin) 9.6700s, 3 Wong Weng Son (Mas) 9.6660s… 4 Clement Ting Su Wei (Mas) 9.5960pts
Men's nandao+nangun: 1 Van Huu Nong (Vie) 19.3460pts, 2 Harris Horatius (Ina) 19.2660pts, 3 Pitaya Yangrungrawin (Tha) 19.1530pts… 7 Calvin Lee Wai Leong (Mas) 18.7460pts
Men's taijiquan+taijijian: 1 Hosea Wong Zheng Yu (Bru) 19.1890pts, 2 Yu Xuan Tay (Sin) 19.1190pts, 3 Tan Zhi Yan (Mas) 18.940pts
Men's sanda: 56kg: Bintang Reindra Nada Guitara (Ina) bt Huy Hoang Do (Vie) 2-0
Men's sanda 60kg: Truong Giang Bui (Vie) bt Gideon Fred Wayan Padua (Phi) 2-0
Men's sanda 65kg: Van Chuong Truong (Vie) bt Samuel Marbun (Ina) 2-0
Men's sanda 70kg: Van Bi Dinh (Vie) bt Chhuon Bunthai (Cam) 2-0
Women's changquan: 1 Sandy Oo (Mya) 9.6800pts, 2 Eugenia Diva Widodo (Ina) 9.6500pts, 3 Pang Pui Yee (Mas) 9.6430pts… 6 Loh Ying Ting (Mas) 9.5330pts
Women's nandao+nangun: 1 Tan Cheong Min (Mas) 19.1600pts, 2 Thi Tu Binh Phan (Vie) 18.4130pts, 3 Aye Thitsar Myint (Mya) 18.3030pts
Women's taijiquan+taijijian: 1 Agatha Chrystenzen Fernandez Wong (Phi) 19.2630pts, 2 Sydney Chin Sy Xuan (Mas) 19.1960pts, 3 Basma Lachkar (Bru) 19.1600pts
Women's sanda 48kg: Thi Lan Nguyen (Vie) bt Cherry Than (Mya) 2-0