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Rugby
Rugby-Crusaders CEO dismisses calls to sack Penney
(Reuters) - Canterbury Crusaders management has ruled out sacking under-fire coach Rob Penney mid-season as the fallen champions languish at the bottom of the Super Rugby Pacific standings.
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Other Sports
Olympics-Teen skater Trew eyeing Paris after rolling off with Laureus award
MADRID (Reuters) - Resplendent in a pink dress with matching sneakers, 14-year-old Arisa Trew performed a kickflip on her skateboard in a unique red carpet entrance to the Laureus awards ceremony in Madrid before rolling away with a trophy in her category.
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Other Sports
Aaliyah betters her Asian record at prestigious meet in Florida
PETALING JAYA: Promising waterskiing talent Aaliyah Yoong Hanifah continued her fine form in 2024 by shattering the women’s Open tricks Asian record in the prestigious Swiss Pro Tricks tournament in Florida, the United States, on Sunday.
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Cycling
Beasley to keep Izzah on right track through continuous learning and unwavering focus
KUALA LUMPUR: National women’s track cycling rising star Nurul Izzah Izzati Mohd Asri (pic) has certainly stamped her mark in the start of what promises to be a remarkable journey.
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Squash
Satellite win lights up Thanusaa after early exit in Asian Qualifiers
PETALING JAYA: It has been a tough week for national squash player U. Thanusaa (pic) but she is grateful to walk away with the ACE Professional Squash Association (PSA) WSF Satellite #2 on Sunday.
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Hockey
Shahrul has future in his hands as Speedy Tigers’ youngest keeper
PETALING JAYA: The inclusion of Che Shahrul Azmi Che Saupi in the Speedy Tigers squad is in line with grooming a younger custodian for future international competitions, according to goalkeeper coach S. Kumar.
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Hockey
PHA: Pakistan will compete in Sultan Azlan Shah Cup despite turmoil in their federation
PETALING JAYA: Perak Hockey Association (PHA) president Datuk Saiyuti Samat is confident Pakistan will compete in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup as promised despite facing internal conflict in their parent body.
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Football
Kedah still not free from punishment after green light for Super League action
PETALING JAYA: Kedah have been given the final green light to compete in the 2024-2025 Super League season after settling all their salary arrears but they still face punishment for the delay.
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Golf
Ervin and Galven among the top pros at Corolla Cross Cup
PETALING JAYA: The Toyota Tour will resume this week with the Corolla Cross Cup starting today at Glenmarie Golf and Country Club.
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Squash
Short centralised training to prepare squash players for battle at World C’ships
PETALING JAYA: National squash players heading to the World Championships will go through a short centralised training stint before departing to Cairo, Egypt.
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A Winning Factor
Choose your HARD! Teams determine their summer as winners or losers
OBESITY is HARD! Being fit is HARD! Choose your HARD! Playing in Europe is HARD! Playing domestically is HARD! Choose your HARD! Going on a winning run is HARD! Coming out of a losing streak is HARD! Choose your HARD! Playing football will never be easy; it is always HARD, but as a team, we can choose our HARD!
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Badminton
The yen’s on their singles
PETALING JAYA: Japan’s superior strength in the singles makes them slight favourites against Malaysia if the two teams clash in the Thomas Cup Finals from April 27-May 5 in Chengdu, China.
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Badminton
It’s time for current shuttlers to create their own history at Thomas Cup, says Norza
PETALING JAYA: It’s time for the Malaysian team bound for the Thomas Cup Finals from April 27-May 5 in Chengdu to create their own history.
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Badminton
Some stars will be missing but no loss of lustre at Malaysian Masters
PETALING JAYA: The absence of several top shuttlers will not dilute the competition in the Malaysian Masters from May 21-26 at the Axiata Arena in Bukit Jalil.
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Badminton
Captain Wooi Yik urges team to punch above their weight as underdogs
PETALING JAYA: Men’s doubles shuttler Soh Wooi Yik has called on his teammates to turn Malaysia’s underdog status into an advantage in the Thomas Cup Finals from April 27-May 5 in Chengdu, China.
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Football
Soccer-Independent Regulator a big risk, warns Premier League chief Masters
LONDON (Reuters) - The introduction of an independent regulator for English soccer represents a big risk that could have unintended consequences, according to Premier League Chief executive Richard Masters.
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Football
Soccer-Inter's title success brings just reward for Inzaghi
(Reuters) - Inter Milan have dominated Italian football this season and when the final whistle blew on their 2-1 win over AC Milan at San Siro on Monday, marking the club's 20th Serie A title, it was a moment of sweet triumph for Simone Inzaghi's side.
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Football
Soccer-Inter secure Serie A title in heated win over Milan
(Reuters) -Inter Milan won their 20th Serie A title on Monday after a 2-1 win at AC Milan gave Simone Inzaghi's side an unassailable lead in the standings.
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Golf
Golf-Exhausted Korda withdraws from LPGA event, puts record bid on hold
(Reuters) - Nelly Korda's bid for a record-setting sixth consecutive LPGA win will have to wait a little longer as the world number one said on Monday she has decided to withdraw from this week's event in Los Angeles.
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Golf
Golf-Scheffler, Korda take men's and women's game by storm with dominant runs
(Reuters) - Scottie Scheffler and Nelly Korda, the two leading players in the men's and women's games, respectively, have produced the most dominant run that professional golf has seen in years and neither appears ready to slow down.