SportMalta is the Government of Malta’s entity for the development and promotion of Sport in Malta.
After both ladies won a medal in the Singles event – one silver and one bronze, the excitement continued in the afternoon in the Men’s Singles.
It was head to head with Italy’s Fiorentino, and Malta’s Mauro Anasastasi. It was till the very last game that the gold went to Italy, with Malta winning a prestigious silver.
This means that Malta won 3 medals on the first day, which makes us the first nation winning most medals in this event.
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“Moving a nation through the promotion and development of sport for a healthy, inclusive and successful Malta.”
