Maba go all out to avoid repeat of past SEA Games


Lucrative deal: Maba president Datuk Tan Kang Yong (left) and Five Petroleum Malaysia managing director Datuk Seri King Lim Chin Fui exchanging the MoU agreements.

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Basketball Association (Maba) are going the distance to beef up their national team ahead of the Vietnam SEA Games.

They are looking at securing the services of several Malaysian players based in Taiwan, including the 2.03m tall V. Dhayalan, who plays in their high school basketball league.

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