Kai Jie grips first gold of Sukma after overcoming sweaty palms


Bryan Ti Kai Jie striking a pose en route to winning the first gold medal for Melaka in Sukma Sarawak. — ZULAZHAR SHEBLEE / The Star

KUCHING: Bryan Ti Kai Jie overcame sweaty palms to spark a double-gold start for Melaka at the Sukma Sarawak in Kuching yesterday.

The 20-year-old won the boys’ nanquan event after scoring 9.600 points at the SSC Wushu Hall in Petra Jaya, thus becoming the first gold medallist in the 21st edition of Sukma.

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