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Nicol David amazed by Malaysian blind footballers
PETALING JAYA: Squash legend Datuk Nicol David knows exactly what it takes to be a world-class athlete, but was still left emotional by the Malaysian blind football team’s efforts to represent the country on the world stage.
The power to change the world
NELSON Mandela said in the inauguration of the Laureus World Sports Awards back in 2000: “Sports has the power to change the world.”
A sponsorship deal the MFL can bank on
KUALA LUMPUR: A timely sponsorship deal is certainly the perfect boost ahead of the 2020 season for the Malaysian Football League (MFL).
Only their A game will do for Azman sisters in home tourney
PETALING JAYA: The stage is set for the Azman sisters Aifa and Aira to shine in the CIMB Foundation National Junior Squash Championship from Feb 11-16 at the National Squash Centre in Bukit Jalil.
Go abroad, young men and women, says Tunku Imran
SHAH ALAM: Malaysia’s junior athletes need to be given international exposure to ensure that they develop into top class sportsmen and women.
Squash players good for the top 10, says Maniam
KUALA LUMPUR: World No. 1 Nicol David has abdicated. And the others are far behind. Yet, our players can break into the world’s top 10 given time, says Squash Racquets Association Malaysia (SRAM) director Major (Rtd) S. Maniam.
NSC want women in numbers
BUKIT JALIL: Nicol David won the world squash title eight times, karate exponent Syakilla Salny Jefry Krisnan was ranked No. 1 in the world, and swimmer Nurul Huda Abdullah has the most medals from the SEA Games followed by bowler Shalin Zulkifli.
Young and determined to succeed
These six athletes have a burning ambition to prove themselves and bring honour to the country.
Milo’s Ping Loong hopes to see a more vibrant sport culture
KUALA LUMPUR: Ng Ping Loong, the sports marketing face of Milo who called it a day after 35 years in the industry, wishes to see a vibrant sports culture in the country.
Time after time, we waste precious time – by not being focused
BEING distracted seems to be a common thing nowadays.