How do Thailand’s 10.49s and 10.52s compare to Malaysia’s 10.35s?

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Malaysia's 10.35s is Faster Than Thailand's 10.49s and 10.52s in the Men's 100m Final

Malaysia's time of 10.35 seconds in the men's 100m final was faster than the silver and bronze medal times achieved by Thai sprinters. Muhammad Haiqal Hanafi of Malaysia secured the gold medal with his 10.35-second performance. This victory positions Malaysia's sprint time as superior to Thailand's 10.49 seconds and 10.52 seconds.
Muhammad Haiqal Hanafi Secures Gold with 10.35 Seconds

National sprinter Muhammad Haiqal Hanafi won the men's 100m final with a time of 10.35 seconds. The 20-year-old athlete's performance was sufficient to claim the gold medal in the event.
Thai Sprinters Sowan Ruttanapon and Chuangchai Bandit Win Silver and Bronze

Thailand's Sowan Ruttanapon and Chuangchai Bandit secured the silver and bronze medals, respectively, in the men's 100m final. Ruttanapon finished with a time of 10.49 seconds, while Bandit recorded 10.52 seconds.
Malaysia Defends Men's 100m Title

Muhammad Haiqal Hanafi's victory in the men's 100m final at 10.35 seconds successfully defended the gold medal previously won by Malaysia in 2017. Khairul Hafiz Jantan had secured the title on home soil four years prior.

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