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Sepak Takraw

Rasenye regu champion tu...tak t'masuk dlm klgn semi finalis stl baru2 ni...maknanye....

Yup.. asyik kandas je bila serve.. maybe psl killer tak pandai lambung bola.. den ada pi tgk kt titiwangsa..
 
kirenya breakball thailand pon hancus jgk kalu kene vs dgn tekong yg bagus...

Tengok tekong Thai mmg power, sbb dpt masuk ke court lawan itu yg penting. Msia sblm ni nak masuk court lawan pnya susah. Tp td tekong mmg terbaik..
 
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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia finally enjoyed some bragging rights in sepaktakraw after cruising to a 2-0 win over defending champions Thailand in the second leg final for their first-ever ISTAF SuperSeries title at the Malacca International Trade Centre.

Malaysia won 21-7, 21-19 in 50 minutes for their first win over Thailand in 10 years. The last time Malaysia beat their northern neighbours was in the 2005 SEA Games final.

In the ISTAF SuperSeries, Malaysia reached seven finals but lost all of them, including one to South Korea.

Malaysia made one change to the side that defeated South Korea 2-0 in Saturday’s semi-finals.

The introduction of Hanafiah Dolah as striker instead of the regular Khairol Zaman Hamir Akhbar in the first set alongside captain and feeder Farhan Adam and tekong Syahir Rosdi was a tactical masterstroke.

Malaysia were simply mercurial in all fronts with Syahir serving seven aces at speeds of up to 75km/h while Hanafiah and Farhan combined effectively to win the opening set in 18 minutes.


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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia finally enjoyed some bragging rights in sepaktakraw after cruising to a 2-0 win over defending champions Thailand in the second leg final for their first-ever ISTAF SuperSeries title at the Malacca International Trade Centre.

Malaysia won 21-7, 21-19 in 50 minutes for their first win over Thailand in 10 years. The last time Malaysia beat their northern neighbours was in the 2005 SEA Games final.

In the ISTAF SuperSeries, Malaysia reached seven finals but lost all of them, including one to South Korea.

Malaysia made one change to the side that defeated South Korea 2-0 in Saturday’s semi-finals.

The introduction of Hanafiah Dolah as striker instead of the regular Khairol Zaman Hamir Akhbar in the first set alongside captain and feeder Farhan Adam and tekong Syahir Rosdi was a tactical masterstroke.

Malaysia were simply mercurial in all fronts with Syahir serving seven aces at speeds of up to 75km/h while Hanafiah and Farhan combined effectively to win the opening set in 18 minutes.


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terbaik tekong...byk membantu masa 1st set..tahniah players.... mesia juara...:)cgrock
 
Mimpi ngeri pasukan Thailand ......... MALACCA..... :)cgrock

Siapa yg ke MITC Melaka semalam, pasti tahu kenapa Malaysia Menang.
Thailand betul betul goyang. Feeder Thailand mental rabak :))
Apa pun tak boleh. Semua player Thailand kaki berat nak angkat.
Dapat tangkap servis tapi bola tak naik, berat sangat kaki.

Seluruh Malaysia Istaf, Melaka sambutan terbaik. Ramai yg pulang hampa, tak dapat tempat duduk/berdiri.
Lupa 1 perkara, Ref pun GIGIL... :eek:

Tak sia sia datang.
 
mencicit2 kena... tahniah malaysia...:)cgrock
 
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