Zulhilmi Supaat

Another silver will hoist Malaysia to joint 46th spot while a bronze will see the country’s position move up to 49th spot in the 2012 London Olympics.

Pandelela collected 349.35 points to finish in second spot in the preliminary round, behind the leader, China’s Chen Ruolin.

Two Malaysians competing in two finals yesterday of the 2012 London Olympics failed to deliver the much awaited gold medal.

Today, all eyes will be on swimmers Yeoh and Huang at the Aquatics Centre and on cyclist Mohd Azizulhasni in action in the keirin.

Badminton, regarded as the most likely sport to contribute a gold medal, managed only a silver through Lee Chong Wei.

All will be answered in the badminton men’s singles final and men’s doubles bronze decider which will be held today.

National shuttlers Koo Kien Keat and Tan Boon Heong nearly missed the quarter-finals slot, losing to the world number one duo from South Korea.

The London Olympics top seed passes his first competitive test since recovering from an ankle injury.