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Politically unfriendly for Thailand to host BWF World Tour Asian legs?
KUALA LUMPUR: Can Thailand play host to the proposed three Asian legs of the Badminton World Federation (BWF) World Tour in November?
No action yet for juniors as BAM postpone two tourneys
KUALA LUMPUR: Our junior shuttlers will have to wait a little longer before they get to see any action.
Misbun shows no signs of slowing down in juggling coaching duties
PETALING JAYA: There are no signs of Datuk Misbun Sidek slowing down in running his professional club Nusa Mahsuri.
Misbun’s young shuttlers can finally call Stadium Juara their new home
PETALING JAYA: Gone are the days when junior shuttlers have to wait in queue to play at the national training centre. Thanks to Datuk Misbun Sidek, they now have a place to call their own at Stadium Juara.
Time to get the sport going, not play the blame game
IT was 2009. And midnight. I had just arrived in Hyderabad for the World Badminton Championships.
World champ Sindhu not going to Denmark
PETALING JAYA: India’s reigning women’s singles world champion P.V. Sindhu has withdrawn from the Denmark Open but Saina Nehwal aims to make her presence felt in Odense from Oct 13-18.
Safe for shuttlers to play in Asia legs if Thailand get host job
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia will participate in the Asia legs badminton competitions if Thailand are given the greenlight to host it.
Tze Yong goes from nobody to ‘somebody’ after two local tourneys
PETALING JAYA: National back-up men’s singles shuttler Ng Tze Yong (pic) has transformed into a confident player in a short time.
Politicians step aside – give way to former athletes to run sports bodies
SYED Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman had wanted to stop politicians, especially Members of Parliament, to refrain from accepting any appointments to lead sports associations in the country when he was serving as the Youth and Sports Minister back in 2018.
Still a pull factor
PETALING JAYA: Independent doubles shuttlers Teo Ee Yi-Ong Yew Sin may be the only Malaysians left to keep the national flag flying high in the Denmark Open if all goes well.
