BINTULU: Azhad Haziq Syafaat A. Khalid secures a spot in the final, dedicating his semi-final muay thaivictory at the Malaysia Games (SUKMA) 2024 to his mother. After his fight, Azhad made his way to the stands where his parents were, embracing them with the sight of his mother, Saripah Siti Zuliani Wan Abdul Rahman being overwhelmed with tears of joy. Azhad qualified for the final of the
BINTULU: Sarawak’s Maurien Hii Sie Lin edged Melaka’s Zuhrotunnisak Nisak in a thrilling 13-11 win to advance to the final of the 48kg to 51kg Muay Thai female category. The home crowd roared as Maurien, clad in blue, gradually wore down her opponent. Leveraging the enthusiastic support, she managed to
BINTULU: Cherilynn Christale Chan Qi Qi showed resilience and determination to fight back against her opponent Reshwareeya Rai Mani Maran from Johor. Cherilynn fought back in the female category 51-54 kilos after being behind to win 29-20 in her favour. The Kuching lass had razor sharp focus after being behind
BINTULU: Sarawak experienced a bitter loss in their bid for gold in sepak takraw, as the women’s team conceded to Sabah in the final of the Women’s round robin team event at Stadium Muhibbah. Sarawak had to concede to their opponents’ advantage as their first and second teams lost in
BINTULU: Texas Jeremy Lo clinched an impressive knockout win in his debut appearance at the Malaysia Games (SUKMA) 2024. In the quarter-finals, Texas only needed 6 seconds to defeat his opponent from Kelantan, Mohamad Rafid Aizril Mohd Farid Izuan via Technical Knockout (TKO) in the 54 to 57kg category. The
MUKAH: Sarawak narrowly misses out on a quarter-final qualification despite a 3-2 win over Pahang. Awangku Shahbuddin’s men played exciting football in the first half with a high-pressing 4-3-3 setup, as Pahang’s players could not contain Sarawak. In the early minutes of the game, Sarawak applied pressure and their pressing
MUKAH: Sarawak football team head coach Awangku Shahbuddin expressed satisfaction with his team’s performance despite not reaching the quarter-finals. “The win was a thank-you to the Mukah fans who supported us throughout the tournament. “The players are young, there’s plenty of time and they have a bright future ahead,” he
MUKAH: Former Sarawak goalkeeper Aidil Mohamad was impressed with the team’s performance but expressed disappointment that the team did not qualify for the quarter-finals at the Malaysia Games (SUKMA) 2024. Aidil who hails from Mukah acknowledged that the team gave their best throughout the tournament. “As the host, it’s really
MUKAH: It is always nice to see your local assemblyman showing unwavering support to the football team. This was the case for Tellian assemblyman Royston Valentine who was passionately rallying behind the Sarawak football team. He was seen together with the 10th division ultras, jumping up and down, cheering the
BINTULU: Muhammad Mikail Ghazali from Sarawak made a significant mark at the Muay Thai Malaysia Games (Sukma) with a decisive victory in less than 3 minutes. Competing in the 54-kilo male category, Mikail faced Johor’s Ahmad Akid and deployed a well-planned strategy to secure the win. Miki, as he’s popularly