Aiming for bigger things?
THE lack of results from Malaysian shuttlers in two tournaments in Bali has left fans wondering whether they are saving their best for next month’s World Championships in Huelva, Spain.
THE lack of results from Malaysian shuttlers in two tournaments in Bali has left fans wondering whether they are saving their best for next month’s World Championships in Huelva, Spain.
KUALA LUMPUR: Japanese men’s doubles Takuro Hoki-Yugo Kobayashi are doing 1-2 world knockout.
The charms of being on a beautiful love island meant that it was harder for Goh Soon Huat and Shevon Lai to hide their little secret any longer.
MALAYSIA’S top women’s doubles pair Pearly Tan-M. Thinaah, are ready to hit the ground running at the Indonesian leg of the World Tour in Bali this week.
HOLLOWAY Cheah has predicted a bright future for the young Malaysian bowlers who competed in last week’s World Championships.
KUALA LUMPUR: Lee Zii Jia is out of the Indonesia Masters in Bali, after suffering an injury in the first round today.
MALAYSIAN bowlers are still firing blanks at the World Championships in Dubai. However, their regional rivals, Singapore, are flying high in the competition.
AS the World Championships draw to a close, Malaysia must come good in the mixed team event or team event to avoid coming home empty-handed.
THE one-game scoring format in the knockout rounds means it’s anybody’s game at the World Championships in Dubai.