Paddlers Ho Ying and Co on brink of history after reaching final


Superb. Karen Lyne (left) and Ho Ying in action during the women's semi-finals against Wales. The paddlers won.

PETALING JAYA: Experienced paddler Ho Ying turned hero as she led the women's team to the final, assuring a silver medal for Malaysia.

On Sunday, Malaysia pulled off a great comeback to beat Wales 3-2 in the semi-finals of the table tennis competition at the Commonwealth Games in Birrmingham.

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