HAT TRICK STAR: Thailand’s Wannaruemon Kewalin (left), 21, runs in the women’s 100m finals with Indonesia’s Hajrah Johan (right), 27, with the help of their guides. Despite not being able to see, Wannaruemon clinched the gold medal for Thailand and set a new games record of 12.77 seconds. She took home a hat trick of golds for Thailand in her three events – the 100m, 200m and 400m women’s races. (Photo by: Timothy Sng)

DOWN BUT NOT OUT: Malaysia’s Zakaria Zulfikri, 24, falls during the 3rd quarter of the wheelchair basketball semi-final match between Malaysia and Philippines. That didn’t keep him down as he went on to inspire Malaysia to a 53-35 win over the Philippines. However, Zakaria could do little to help his country as they were thrashed by Thailand 62-36 in the final. (Photo by: Isaac Ong)

LIKE A FISH IN WATER: Thai athlete Kittiporn Marnnok, 36, prepares for his men’s 400m freestyle swimming final. Kittiporn took part in a total of four swimming events in this year’s Asean Para Games. Of the four, he emerged with one gold medal and one bronze medal in the Men’s 100m butterfly and Men’s 400m freestyle respectively. (Photo by: Timothy Sng)

TEAM SPIRIT: Team Philippines wheelchair basketball players assist Marlon Nacita Mercader (centre) after he falls. The team lost their match against the Malaysians. (Photo by: Isaac Ong)

COMFORTING HUG: Thin Sen Hon (6) hugs fellow countryman Vet Chantha after clinching the silver for Cambodia in the women’s 200m final. Thin narrowly lost out to Vietnam’s Nguyen Thi Thuy, who won the race with a time of 34.01 seconds. (Photo by: Timothy Sng)

GOLDEN SMILE: Malaysia’s Carmen Lim, 15, is all smiles after winning a bronze medal in the women’s 100m breaststroke. Carmen took part in six different swimming events and emerged with one gold and one bronze in the 50m freestyle and 100m breaststroke respectively. (Photo by: Isaac Ong)

RECORD BREAKER: Myanmar athlete Kyaw Kyaw Win, 26, hits the ground hard with his prosthetic leg during the men’s long jump final. He eventually went on to clinch the bronze medal in the event and later set a Games record in the men’s 400m final with a time of 55.83 seconds. (Photo by: Isaac Ong)