Haikou: National wushu ace Tan Cheong Min continued her impressive run on the international stage by winning the women's nangun (southern cudgel) gold medal at the 4th IWUF Taolu World Cup in Haikou, China.

According to BERNAMA News Agency, the National Sports Council (NSC) stated that Cheong Min delivered a polished performance in a dramatic contest, scoring 9.746 points. Her exceptional display edged out Uzbekistan's athlete, who claimed silver with a score of 9.736 points. Meanwhile, Singapore's representative settled for the bronze medal after scoring 9.723 points.

Malaysia's wushu camp also celebrated another successful podium finish thanks to Pang Pui Yee, who clinched the silver medal in the women's qiangshu (spear) event. Pui Yee showcased an impressive performance, scoring 9.726 points. She finished behind Vietnam's gold medallist, who scored 9.746 points, while the bronze medal went to a neutral athlete with a score of 9.723 points.

The prestigious championship, which began last Saturday, is set to conclude tomorrow, marking an exciting week of competition among top wushu athletes from around the world.