Rekod kebangsaan Zaidatul Husniah akhirnya disahkan World Athletics

Nadi Arena (7/1/25)

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00:00Malaysia KOM

00:08The Malaysian Sports Union, KOM, has finally made a statement

00:11and has given a response to the issue of the status of the 100-metre national women's record.

00:15Yes, it is true that Zaratul Husniah Zulkifli, the queen of the country,

00:19who scored 11.49 seconds,

00:22was crowned the winner of Sarawak Super Series 5 on 12 October.

00:28The impact was shared by KOM technical director Robert Balad

00:32in a closed meeting session with Zaid Atul

00:35at the MSN Sports Union in Pagi Selasa.

00:38This means that the Blue Ribbon event's chronological status has ended

00:42and the record is now in the hands of the 32-year-old runner.

00:46Previously, there was concern that the race was going too far.

00:500.01 seconds compared to the G Shanti record was not recognized by the world.

00:55According to the report, the wind readings during the race were not complete.

00:59However, after this positive report, Zaratul can breathe a sigh of relief

01:03when she is officially crowned as the new queen of the country.

01:10It is a positive thing for me that the record was recognized by the Malaysian Sports Union.

01:17However, they have just sent a document to World Athletics.

01:26Now, we are waiting for World Athletics to work again

01:31because they are still on vacation.

01:34According to the national record, the record was 11.49 seconds.

01:41I don't think there is any need to worry about this issue

01:45because it was recognized by the Malaysian Sports Union.

01:49As Tidi said, there is no problem with this issue.

01:54Maybe it's a bit long because World Athletics has not worked yet.

02:02So, that's why it's a bit long.

02:04According to the record, it was recognized by the Malaysian Sports Union.

02:08I don't think this issue will be prolonged.

02:12However, the Malaysian Sports Union has already given feedback

02:16and said that this is my record.

02:21Congratulations once again to Adik.

02:24In October 2024, Ji Shanti's record was broken during the race at Johanan Prasukansi in 1993.

02:34The record was broken by Zeratul at Terbuka Perlis in Tuanku, Seputra.

02:39The second attempt, after a better record of 11.45 seconds in South Africa,

02:44was not recognized due to the lack of wind support.