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An inspiration for fighters
Always vocal and passionate, Dr Farrah-Hani Imran is one who pursues her dreams even when facing detractors and naysayers. The former national rhythmic gymnast, recently made an associate professor in Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, is looking to inspire youngsters to believe there is more to life than sports.
It’s no mean ‘feet’ as bowlers plan to get creative
PETALING JAYA: High-five hand gestures serve as a universal form of celebration in sports and is common practice among the national bowlers.
On this day: Born June 10, 1982: Tara Lipinski, American figure skater
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Leaving the ice with tears of joy after her gold medal-winning free skate at the 1998 Nagano Olympics, a shaking 15-year-old Tara Lipinski shared a sentiment shared by millions watching around the globe: "That was so cool."
Lyon's Hegerberg relishing return after knee injury
(Reuters) - Ada Hegerberg's season had been cut short by the time the new coronavirus wiped out the football calendar, but the break has given her time to rehabilitate her injured knee and the Ballon d'Or-winning striker is relishing her return to training.
Fatialofa to leave hospital, continue recovery, wife says
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Injured rugby union player Michael Fatialofa will be discharged from a British hospital on Friday, his wife said, just five months after breaking his neck and fearing he would never walk again.
Rise of the mummies – glorious in sports, glorious at home
PETALING JAYA: When you are training hard and seeking glory in sports, motherhood seems like a heavy burden. But being a mother can be glorious, too, as many female athletes have proven.
On this day: Died May 5, 1996: British cyclist Beryl Burton
LONDON (Reuters) - One September day in the Yorkshire Dales back in 1967, a handful of women riders set out behind 99 men to compete in a 12-hour time trial organised by Otley Cycling Club.
On this day: Born May 3, 1942: Vera Caslavska, Czech gymnast
(Reuters) - When Vera Caslavska bowed her head and turned away in protest at the Soviet anthem during the 1968 Olympics, the Czech gymnast cemented her place as not only one of the country's greatest athletes but also as a powerful voice against Communist rule.
Iasah plans to retire in style with a Tokyo Paralympics medal
KUALA LUMPUR: National para 400m runner Siti Noor Iasah Mohd Ariffin plans to retire but not after winning a medal in the Paralympics. She has won medals in every major competition except for the Paralympics.
Shalin looking on the bright side of life during crisis
PETALING JAYA: National bowler Shalin Zulkifli aims to overcome the season without tournaments with a positive mindset.