Who did Muhammad Shah Firdaus Sahrom lose to in the sprint?

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Muhammad Shah Firdaus Sahrom Lost to Daniel James Barber in Sprint Event

Muhammad Shah Firdaus Sahrom was defeated by Daniel James Barber of Australia in the men's sprint event. This loss occurred after Sahrom secured 10th place in the qualifying round with a recorded time of 9.805 seconds.
Qualification Performance

In the qualifying rounds of the men's sprint, Muhammad Shah Firdaus Sahrom achieved a time of 9.805 seconds, placing him 10th overall. This performance was not sufficient to advance him further in the competition against his eventual opponent.
Opponent's Performance

Daniel James Barber, who eliminated Muhammad Shah Firdaus Sahrom, was part of a strong Australian contingent in the event. Leigh Hoffman, another Australian cyclist, set a new Games record in the qualifiers with a time of 9.361 seconds, indicating the high calibre of competition.
Broader Context of Malaysian Cyclists

While Muhammad Shah Firdaus Sahrom exited the sprint event, fellow Malaysian cyclist Datuk Mohd Azizulhasni Awang also did not reach the final stages. Awang was eliminated in the quarter-finals, losing to Australian Leigh Hoffman, despite having won a gold medal in the men's keirin event the previous day.

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