Nadi Arena (25/4/24)
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00:00Yes, not just the Malaysian team, but every other team as well.
00:07Ahmad Jais Baharun, CEO of Sepak Takur Kemasaan, sees the implementation of the Challenge system as a fair decision for all players and teams competing in the Sepak Takur 2024 World Cup, which will be held at Titiwangsa Stadium on 18-26 May.
00:24It's true, not just for the Malaysian team, but for any other team as well. We hope that this competition will be the most intense, so that we can achieve a higher standard, so that all teams will be satisfied with the Challenge system used in the World Cup.
00:42Meanwhile, the President of Sepak Takur Malaysia, Dato' Sumali Ridwan, came down to address the team's management to win three final slots for the three competing categories, which are Double, Regu, and Team.
00:56The Challenge system is not for everyone, but at least it's something that should be mandatory in this big competition. And Alhamdulillah, the staff has helped to get the Challenge system.
01:07The Challenge system has different rules. Maybe in other countries, maybe in Asia, the rules are different. So, in Kuala Lumpur, there is a Challenge system, but the rules to decide the Challenge system are still in the process of discussion, and will be decided by the staff soon.
01:25The President of Sepak Takur Malaysia, Dato' Abdul Halim Qadir, said that the use of the Challenge system is a wise step based on analysis that involves a lot of judicial errors that occurred during the Sepak Takur campaign last year, which can now be changed.
01:44Based on the statistics of each incident, for example, in the Asian Games in Hangzhou and the Asian Games in Cambodia, we found that there were almost 45 to 47 wrong decisions made by our judges.
02:08We have reversed the decision given to the teams that made the Challenge system.
02:16So, in other words, the staff took the burden of the mistakes that were made by the judges of the regional level from the participating countries, including Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand.