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Asiad: Dhabitah-Wendy retain silver in 3m springboard synchro  | Scoop

Asiad: Dhabitah-Wendy retain silver in 3m springboard synchro 

This is the third medal contributed by the national diving camp at the Asian Games

7:15 PM MYT

 

HANGZHOU — The national diving camp bags another silver when the combination of Nur Dhabitah Sabri-Wendy Ng emerged runners-up in the women’s 3m springboard synchronise here today.

In the final at Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Aquatic Sports Arena here, Dhabitah-Wendy started well in the first dive to be in the second place but they were ovetaken by South Korean pair of Park Hareum-Kim Suji after the second dive.

Nonetheless, in the third dive, the Malaysians seized back their position with an overall of 152.40 points compared to 144.48 points by Park-Kim.

Dhabitah-Wendy then consistently defended their position in the fourth and fifth dives to present the national diving camp’s first silver in this edition after collecting a total of 270.27 points.

The gold medal went to China’s world champion pair Chen Yiwen-Chang Yani with 335.73 points while the South Korean pair had to settle for bronze by collecting 253.56 points.

The achievement by Dhabitah-Wendy saw them successfully defend the silver won in the 2018 edition in Jakarta-Palembang, Indonesia.

It is also the third medal contributed by the national diving camp at this Games and Dhabitah’s second personal medal after winning bronze when paired with Datuk Pandelela Rinong in the women’s 10m synchronised platform event, yesterday.

Malaysia won another bronze yesterday through the combination of Muhammad Syafiq Puteh-Ooi Tze Liang in the men’s synchronised 3m springboard event. — October 1, 2023

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