‘Older sister’ Sie Yan proves she still has it


Still having a ball: Koi Sie Yan performing in the individual all-around final. — AFP

AT 23, Koi Sie Yan is the “older sister” in the rhythmic gymnastics team at the Vietnam SEA Games - but she still has got the moves.

The Pahang lass showed that she’s still the most graceful of the lot by winning the individual all-around gold by notching 109.100 points at the Quan Ngoa Sports Palace in Hanoi yesterday.

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