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CONDOLENCES

The executive committee of the Kabaddi Association of Kuala Lumpur would like to extend our deepest condolences to the family of the late Mr Govindasamy.

Govinda, as he was more popularly, known has been an integral part of the association since its inception.

He would be sorely missed by all of us.

The funeral is expected to take place on Friday from Kg Panda.

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MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!

The Executive Committee of the Kabaddi Association of Kuala Lumpur would like to extend our Best Christmas Wishes to everyone.

KG PANDAN CROWNED

Kg Pandan Kabaddi Club won the inaugural Datuk G Palanivel Cup kabaddi championships held at the Kg Pandan Grounds here today.

Teams from Kuala Lumpur, Selangor and Negri Sembilan took part in the competition organised by the MIC Kg Pandan.

Kg Pandan played a patient and disciplined game to hand Sri Devi a 23-15 defeat in the final.

Both teams were locked in a close battle in the first half, with Kg Pandan taking a slim 10-9 lead at the end of the first half.

But Kg Pandan played a strong defensive game in the second to outplay their rivals.

Earlier in the semi-finals, Kg Pandan defeated Sandeeyar while Sri Devi edged out Pasum Ponn.

Selangor State MIC Youth Chairman Shanker Raj Ayengar gave away the prizes to the winners.

To view more pictures from the tournament, CLICK HERE.

ASIAN BEACH GAMES KABADDI RESULTS

The first day results for the Asian Beach Games kabaddi competition held in Muscat, Oman. Click on the image to view.

NSC'S REPORT CARD

This is the National Sports Council's Report Card on the sports that took part in the Guangzhou Asian Games. It was carried in most leading local newspapers.

Excellent: Diving, cycling, wushu, men’s hockey, badminton, equestrian.

Satisfactory: Sailing, shooting, billiards and snooker, swimming, beach volleyball, football, rugby, sepaktakraw.

Under-achievers: Archery, athletics, women’s hockey, boxing, fencing, gymnastics, taekwondo, table tennis.

Should have stayed out: Golf, cricket, kabbadi, chess, xiangqi, weiqi, triathlon.