Shah Firdaus improves to ninth in keirin at World ChampionshipsKUALA LUMPUR: Track cyclist Shah Firdaus Sahrom finished ninth in the keirin at the World Championships in Ballerup, Denmark, yesterday (Oct 17).
Kayaker Masyitah will miss World Championships after road accidentJOHOR BARU: National kayaker Siti Nurul Masyitah Md Elias will have to skip the Dragon Boat World Championships in the Philippines from Oct 30-Nov 3 after suffering serious injuries in an accident on May 11 and focus on the recuperation process, said Deputy Youth and Sports Minister Adam Adli.
Eain Yow, Sivasangari reach second round at WorldsKUALA LUMPUR: Asian champion Ng Eain Yow put up a splendid performance to beat world No. 18 Baptiste Masotti of France to reach the second round of the World Championships in Cairo, Egypt today.
Rousing world debut for AddeenKUALA LUMPUR: National No. 2 Addeen Idrakie made a sensational debut by stunning Egypt's world No. 42 Karim El Hammamy in the World Squash Championships first round in Cairo on Thursday.
Sivasangari psyched up for World Championships despite not having mental trainerCAIRO: Asian champion S. Sivasangari won’t have mental trainer Jesse Engelbrecht at the US$565,000 (RM2,681,648) World Squash Championships which will begin in Cairo tomorrow.
Hafnaoui bombs out of 400 freestyle, Peaty eases throughDOHA: Olympic champion Ahmed Hafnaoui's World Championships got off to a poor start as the Tunisian bombed out of the 400 metres freestyle on day one, but breaststroke king Adam Peaty eased through on his return to the global event.
Empty pool of Malaysian woman divers at OlympicsKUALA LUMPUR: It has sadly come to this stage. The talent pool for Malaysia’s women’s divers has finally run dry.
Rashid: Malaysia can learn from Kean Yew’s successMALAYSIANS could only look on enviously and wish that Loh Kean Yew was on the side of their badminton court.
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