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Band 6+: The table below shows the number of students at a primary school and a secondary school in Malasysia in 2005. The charts show every survey results of what these students favourite sport was.

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The pie charts below show the percentage of students and their favourite sports in Malaysian secondary school in 2004-2005 and 2014-2015 school years.

Overall, the total number of students increased in the decade, significantly. The biggest percentage increase was in basketball, whereas tennis dramatically decreased. Other types of sports were at the same level as it was in the first school year.

At the end of 2004 and beginning of 2005, number of students in secondary school was 73,000. 40% of students were interested in tennis,it was the highest percentage that year. Football was the second most popular sport, 30% of students were keen on it. Basketball was chosen by 15% of people, while swimming was preferred by 10%. Rugby was the least popular, with only 5% of students choosing it.

The number of students increased to 93,000, by the end of 2014 and the beginning of 15. The interest in tennis dramatically decreased from 40% to 15%, while basketball rose significantly from 15% to 35%. The number of students who were interested in football rose from 30% to 40%, whereas the percentage of students who liked swimming fell from 10% to 5%. The percentage of students who were interested in rugby remained unchanged at 5%.

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