The stage is for Malaysia if Indian meet venue is ‘unsafe’
IN badminton, the shuttlecock is often called a bird. At the Indian Open, several shuttlers had birds on their minds – but it was not the shuttlecock.
When returns inspire in badminton and raise doubts in football
THE long-awaited badminton title still would not return home this time at the Axiata Arena.
A fine show in Thailand, but we have to roar louder
DID we do better than Singapore? Did we do better than Singapore?
Malaysian contingent led by CDM Nurul out to make noise in ‘quietest’ SEA Games
FORMER international swimmer Nurul Huda Abdullah is not an ordinary chef de mission for the Malaysian SEA Games contingent.
Lions rise, Harimau Malaya wobble – two tales of Asian Cup fortunes
OUR southern neighbours Singapore are celebrating. After a 41-year-wait, they are back in the Asian Cup Finals.
Nicol acts. When will the rest follow?
DON'T let your learning lead to knowledge. Let your learning lead to action.
Big budget is a boon but spend wisely, not wildly
IT felt like a golden downpour for Malaysian sports when the government announced a doubled budget for next year.
Liek Hou sparkles and others shine off the sporting field
OH, how Botswana's 4x400m relay quartet celebrated.
A run of good news for Malaysian athletics
IT has really been a long time since there was any excitement about Malaysian athletics, which has been mediocre at best.
Tang Jie-Ee Wei and Co show the spirit of independence shines in Paris
AS the 68th National Day fell on a Sunday, we started our morning church service by singing Negaraku.
Chong Wei brings a new era, and a Merdeka dream could come true
IT has been a long-held dream —that a former player will some day rise to lead the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM).
Fight club – Tze Yong and Zii Jia battle to be back
WHEN Ng Tze Yong collapsed on court with a knee injury at the Malaysian Masters in May, my heart sank.
