Holloway says Malaysia work well under pressure to bag overall title


Making us proud: Esther Cheah won the sixth gold for Malaysia in the Asian Tenpin Bowling Championships in Kuwait on Wednesday. — Picture courtesy of ABF Online

PETALING JAYA: Performing well under pressure is what separates the best from the rest.

And national head coach Holloway Cheah hailed the national bowling team for doing just that en route to emerging as the overall champions for the first time at the Asian Tenpin Bowling Championships (ATBC) in Kuwait.

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