Kinship the key to some success<\/p>\n
JAKARTA (JP): The 19th SEA Games will hold sweet memories for
\nsiblings who made full use of their close kinship to win medals,
\nespecially those who performed in tandem.<\/p>\n
Indonesia's cycling queen Nurhayati did not stand alone on her
\nroad to a perfect clean sweep of five gold medals. She teamed up
\nwith sister Nuraini, who left the Games with smiles wreathed
\naround her pair of silvers.<\/p>\n
Also in the velodrome, Henky Setiawan, Nurhayati's boyfriend,
\nand brother Herry Janto, helped each other to restore Indonesia's
\nsupremacy in the sport.<\/p>\n
Games sensation Liza Andriyani, who upset women's world number
\n37 tennis player Tamarine Tanasugarn, played a key role in
\nIndonesia's victory in the women's tennis team event, as did her
\nbrother Sulistyo Wibowo in the men's event. Each of them won gold
\nin same sex doubles, but had to settle for the bronze when it
\ncame to partnering each other in the mixed doubles.<\/p>\n
Tennis also saw Paradorn Srichaphan and his brother Narathorn
\nwork together to give Thailand two silvers in the team and
\ndoubles events.<\/p>\n
In the swimming pool, the Thai Sethsothorn brothers, Torlarp
\nand Torwai, produced a one-two finish in the 1,500m freestyle,
\nand then anchored a team that took silver in the 4X100m medley
\nrelay. (amd)<\/p>",
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