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Fearless duo: Wong Qi Shen (left) and Javen Choong continue to make their mark in the international scene.

PETALING JAYA: The national table tennis team have raised hopes of ending a 50-year drought for the coveted men’s team gold medal at the Thailand SEA Games next year.

This comes after Malaysia made history by clinching their first ever men’s team gold medal in the South-East Asia (SEA) Championships after beating host nation Thailand 3-1 in the final yesterday.

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