Ascent and descent


Nosedive: Malaysia Swimming have to let go of former world champion Cheong Jun Hoong due to budget cuts imposed by the National Sports Council.

PETALING JAYA: There were good and bad news for Malaysian aquatics as the team get ready to usher in 2022.

Malaysia Swimming have been given the greenlight to hire a new assistant diving coach from China to support current coach Li Rui but they have to let go of former world champion Cheong Jun Hoong due to budget cuts imposed by the National Sports Council (NSC).

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