Kuala lumpur: After years away from the court, national badminton legend Datuk Cheah Soon Kit is set to make a ‘quiet’ return to coaching, this time in Europe. The former national men’s doubles coach, who last served with the Badminton
Putrajaya: A record 33,000 participants from 48 countries will compete at the SCORE Marathon 2025 in Putrajaya on July 13. According to BERNAMA News Agency, adding to the prestige of the event presented by AIA Vitality is its recognition as
Kuala lumpur: National women’s doubles pair Pearly Tan and M. Thinaah are demonstrating significant maturity by effectively challenging China’s top badminton pairs, who have historically been difficult opponents. According to BERNAMA News Agency, national women’s doubles coach Rosman Razak has
Petaling jaya: Former Kedah goalkeeper Mohd Azmi Mahmud has proven he’s just as capable on the golf course, finishing runner-up in the second leg of the qualifying round to earn a spot in the World Corporate Golf Challenge (WCGC) Malaysia
Kuala lumpur: National doubles shuttler Man Wei Chong says he and partner Tee Kai Wun are focused on giving their best rather than obsessing over titles at the Japan and China Open tournaments later this month. According to BERNAMA News
Kuala lumpur: National badminton legend Datuk Rashid Sidek believes Malaysia can finally end a wait of more than three decades to lift the coveted Thomas Cup in the 2026 edition in Horsens, Denmark. Rashid said Malaysia now has a strong
