Insight Capital Claims Gross Title at ABGC Round Two in Shah Alam
Insight Capital secured the gross championship at the Asian Business Golf Championship Round Two held at Glenmarie Golf and Country Club in Shah Alam, carding five-under par.
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Leong Yew Meng
Leong is the Sports Writer at the publication, covering sports across Malaysia and Southeast Asia.
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Karate Bid to Join MSSM Championships Heads to Cabinet
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi announced that a proposal to include karate in the Malaysian Schools Sports Council (MSSM) championships will be presented to Cabinet next week, following calls from sport administrators to strengthen grassroots development.
Soniia Cheah Steps Down as KLBA Sports Director After Four Months
Soniia Cheah, an ex-national women's singles shuttler, has resigned as KLBA sports director just four months into her appointment, citing misalignment with her principles.
MNCF Pushes for High-Level Talks to Resolve YSD Cycling Series Crisis
The Malaysian National Cycling Federation has requested urgent talks with Yayasan Sime Darby's leadership to resolve the postponement of the YSD Track Cycling and BMX Series 2026, emphasizing the need for mutual respect between strategic partners.
National Sprinter Azeem Returns to Classroom with Master's at Universiti Malaya
Elite sprinter Mohd Azeem Fahmi is set to undertake a master's degree at Universiti Malaya following his undergraduate studies in the United States. The 21-year-old recently secured gold medals at the Malaysian Open.
MGA Seeks Full-time National Coach To Strengthen Malaysia's SEA Games Golf Campaign
The Malaysian Golf Association is appealing to the government to establish a permanent national coach role to bolster preparations for golf at the 2027 SEA Games, which Malaysia will host.
Former Sports Commissioner Warns Malaysia Athletics of WA Compliance Risks
Former Sports Commissioner Datuk Zaiton Othman has warned Malaysia Athletics that failure to comply with World Athletics regulations could result in suspension, jeopardising Malaysia's hosting of athletics at the 2027 SEA Games.
Azizul Ready to Face Backlash for Supporting Beasley Despite Results Pressure
Two-time Olympic medallist Azizulhasni Awang has publicly acknowledged the risks of defending technical director John Beasley, including potential attacks should Malaysia's track cycling team underperform at upcoming Commonwealth and Asian Games.
FAM Launches FIFA Training Programme to Strengthen Women's Football Administration
The Football Association of Malaysia is running a FIFA-backed training initiative to build expertise among women's football administrators and team managers, marking a significant investment in non-technical support structures.
PM Anwar Celebrates Hakim Danish's Historic Czech Grand Prix Victory
Moto3 rider Hakim Danish Ramli has delivered Malaysia its first Grand Prix motorcycle victory in a decade, triumphing at the Czech Grand Prix in Brno. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim congratulated the 18-year-old on the breakthrough win.
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ISTAF Charges Five Thai Players and Three Officials Over World Cup Walkout Incident
The International Sepaktakraw Federation has launched formal disciplinary action against five Thai players and three officials for allegedly refusing to continue their team event final match against Malaysia during the ISTAF Sepaktakraw World Cup 2026 in May.
Free World Cup Broadcasts Ease Cost Burden for Malaysian Traders and Diners
Malaysia's free World Cup broadcasts through RTM and Unifi TV are easing financial pressure on food traders and consumers, with some operators saving significantly on viewing costs for the first time in decades.
National Sprint Star Azeem Commits to Malaysia-Based Career After US Studies
Malaysia's 100-metre record holder Muhammad Azeem Mohd Fahmi has decided to base his athletics career at home after graduating from Auburn University, prioritising time with family and intensive training.
Qatar's Six-Goal Collapse Raises Questions About Wealth-Based Football Development
Qatar's 6-0 loss to Canada at the World Cup has prompted analysts to question whether financial investment alone can transform a nation into a football powerhouse, sparking broader debate about sustainable talent development.
Ancelotti brushes off opening stalemate as Brazil prepare to fine-tune against Haiti
Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti is maintaining composure following his team's opening 1-1 draw with Morocco in World Cup Group C play. He views Friday's encounter with Haiti as a chance to correct the deficiencies that were laid bare in that stalemate.
Noraqilah and Zi Yu Chart Measured Path to World Top 50
Malaysian badminton duo Noraqilah Maisarah Ramdan and Low Zi Yu are pursuing a gradual approach to reaching the world's top 50, prioritising consistent improvement over chasing unrealistic targets.
Ministry Working to Resolve Cycling Director Beasley's Concerns
Malaysia's Youth and Sports Ministry is addressing grievances raised by national track cycling technical director John Beasley, including allegations of political interference and bureaucratic obstacles, through stakeholder consultations.