Japanese boy set to skip into record books after octuple under
After 20 or so jumps, 15-year-old boy Kirato Hidaka succeeded in pulling off an octuple under.
After 20 or so jumps, 15-year-old boy Kirato Hidaka succeeded in pulling off an octuple under.
The 26-year-old, who had also made history in May by clinching the 100m and 200m titles at the Cambodia SEA Games, won both races in Thailand convincingly.
China's Wang Feilong and Zhang Jiaqi accrued a total of 339.54 points over six dives, outpacing Mexico's Jose Balleza Isaias and Vivana Delangel Peniche.
Her celebrations were not as exuberant this time, but Shanti Pereira had delivered once again.
The team topped the women's quad event after beating powerful Indonesia 2-0 in the final match.
They beat the defending champions 2-1 in their last Group C match to secure the place in the round of 16 against Group A winners.
High-profile additions to the short-track speed skating team raise the stakes as national program begins preparations for World Cup season.
Goh Chui Ling’s season began in Melbourne and has seen her travel to Europe as well as back to South-east Asia in over the last seven months.
With his title in last week's World Table Tennis Star Contender Ljubljana, Fan overtook his compatriot Wang Chuqin to the number one position.
The tournament was organised by the Saudi Esports Federation in Riyadh from July 6-9 with a total prize pool of $1 million.