Josiah to say au revoir to cycling after Paris world champs


Malaysian track cyclist Josiah Ng is tossed by Japanese riders and officials after winning bronze in keirin at the 2014 Asian Games last month.

PETALING JAYA: Josiah Ng, one of the most decorated track cyclists in Malaysia, has decided he will call it a day after the World Championships in France next February.

The 34-year-old made a statement on his website on Thursday stating his desire to “hang up the wheels for good”.

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