HANOI - Ageless Eric Cray extended his reign as the region's 400m hurdles' king with another blazing show at the track to clinch his seventh career gold medal in the Southeast Asian Games at the My Dinh National Stadium here on Tuesday. The 33-year-old Cray, given up for dead by critics for failing to join the Tokyo Olympics team due to injury, was back with a vengeance as he submitted a time of 50.41 seconds to clinch his fifth straight 400m hurdles' SEAG gold in a reign that began during the 2013 biennial meet in Myanmar. "Man, it's a blessing (winning his seventh SEAG gold), I thank God for this, I feel that I still got one more left in me," said Cray, who had to endure hamstring issues in these games. Cray's time fell short of the 50.21 he did in the 2019 Philippine SEA Games, but it was enough to foil the challenge of hometown favorite Cong Lich Quach, who finished with 50.82. Singapore's Jun Jie Calvin Quek bagged the bronze with 51.19. The Fil-A