Haikal’s hopeful of bright future for esports after major breakthrough


PETALIING JAYA: Mohd Nor Haikal Mohd Noh has a good feeling about the growth of esports in Malaysia.

Its inclusion in the Commonwealth Games as a demonstration sport for the first time was a major breakthrough for the sport.

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