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Golf

New Hi-Toe 5 wedges crafted for precision, creativity

TAYLORMADE unveils new Hi-Toe 5 wedges in a significant step forward for golfers seeking greater versatility around the greens.

Nation

More organ donations between January and August this year

KUALA TERENGGANU: A total of 102 individuals donated their organs between January and August this year, says Datuk Dr Azman Yacob.

Other Sports

Kicking into gear

SEA Games gold medallists K. Thevendran and Mandy Cebelle Chen have a chance to steal the early thunder for Malaysia if they can get their acts right in their Asian Games debuts.

Golf

US PGA shuts door on LIV 

THE PGA Tour has no plans to offer a return pathway for LIV Golf members, chief executive officer Brian Rolapp confirms.

Golf

Engage your quads, keep your head down 

A hot putter can save far more than just a few strokes on the golf course.

Nation

Sweet tooth in childhood brings bitter outcome

PETALING JAYA: At six, Catherine (not her real name) weighed just 22kg. Four years later, her weight had tripled despite her being only 130cm tall.

Archery

Eyes on bullseye

IT IS hard to believe that seasoned national archer Fatin Nurfatehah Mat Salleh has yet to get an Asian Games medal.

Nation

A growing worry among children

PETALING JAYA: Type 2 diabetes has been detected among Malaysians at an increasingly young age, with the disease detected in children as young as 14, according to the Health Ministry.

Education

Take on challenges positively, Zambry tells students

STUDENTS must pursue their studies with determination but not allow academic demands to overwhelm them, says Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abd Kadir.

Other Sports

Adam fights for more than himself in Nagoya

SEA Games silver medallist Adam Akasyah (pic) may be the only Malaysian representative in the Asian Games ju-jitsu competition but he is literally fighting for his entire community.

Education

UM takes lead in Asean, Unesco roles

AS challenges cross borders, universities are joining forces to find solutions.

Nation

Rescued hiker seeks forgiveness

KOTA KINABALU: An injured Croatian hiker rescued from an unauthorised route on Mount Kinabalu has denied deliberately trespassing into the park.

Other Sports

Kiani hopes YouTube lessons can lead to another medal

TWO-TIME Asian Games silver medallist Zahra Kiani was a flag-bearer for Iran during the opening ceremony in Nagoya, Japan, yesterday and hopes to win another medal in the Chinese martial art of wushu – by watching how it's done on YouTube.

Other Sports

Pride, colour and Malaysian spirit shine at opening

A BURST of colour, pride and Malaysian spirit lit up the Paloma Mizuho Stadium as the national contingent made their grand entrance at the spectacular opening ceremony of the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games yesterday.

Nation

Workers to get better protection under EIS

PETALING JAYA: Contributors under the Employment Insurance Scheme will receive enhanced benefits and protection of up to RM25,000 following amendments to the Employment Insurance System Act, says Datuk Seri R. Ramanan.

Badminton

In tune for final dance

GOH Soon Huat-Shevon Lai Jemie are hoping to finally get their hands on an Asian Games medal in what could be their last appearance at the continental showpiece.

Shooting

Age and distance not a long shot for Suryani

AGE and distance will not stop national shooter Nur Suryani Taibi (pic) from giving her best at the Asian Games.

Nation

IGP: Police family association a vital support network

MELAKA: The Police Family Association (Perkep) must continue to serve as a support network for police personnel, particularly by ensuring that the education of their children and the emotional well-being of their families remain priorities, says Tan Sri Mohd Khalid Ismail.

Other Sports

Late blow for Malaysia as Noraizat ruled out before opener

MALAYSIA's sepak takraw team have been dealt a late blow after tekong Noraizat Nordin was ruled out of the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games with an injury suffered just a day before their opening match at the Paloma Mizuho Arena.

Football

Assistant coach Ishak takes temporary charge of injury-hit KL 

PETALING JAYA: Kuala Lumpur's assistant coach Ishak Kunju faces a tough challenge of dealing with an injury-plagued side as he takes temporary charge for their FA Cup quarter-final first-leg clash against Brunei today.