BANGKOK: Malaysia’s hopes in badminton stayed bright at Thammasat University as two of the national team’s headline doubles pairs – Pearly Tan-Thinaah Muralitharan and Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik – produced commanding displays today. Pearly-Thinaah and Aaron-Wooi Yik delivered confident, composed performances to punch their tickets into the next round, keeping
BANGKOK: Malaysia’s women’s singles player, Wong Ling Ching, opened her 2025 SEA Games individual campaign on a bright note after defeating Indonesia’s Dhinda Amartya Pratiwi 21-11, 21-17 at Thammasat University today. In the opening game, the young Sarawakian displayed a composed and confident performance, taking control from the start and
BANGKOK: Coach Gu Yuan is confident that Sarawak’s Grace Wong Xiu Mei will soon surpass the 68m mark as she prepares for the Asian Games and future international competitions. Malaysia’s hammer throw star, Grace Wong, continues to impress following her record-breaking 65.41m effort – a new national and SEA Games
BANGKOK: Sarawak’s Jackie Wong feels he can improve with more consistent and structured training, despite claiming bronze in the men’s hammer throw with a 59.81m effort at the SEA Games. Jackie acknowledged that while he was pleased to stand on the podium, he believes there is still room to push
BANGKOK: Sarawak’s Grace Wong Xiu Mei smashed the national and SEA Games hammer throw records three times on her way to securing a fourth consecutive SEA Games gold medal. The 25-year-old from Sarikei, who previously won gold in Kuala Lumpur 2017 (59.24m), Hanoi 2021 (57.13m), and Phnom Penh 2023 (61.87m),
BANGKOK: National sprinter, Danish Iftikhar, clocked 10.26 seconds (s), finishing just 0.01s behind Indonesia’s Lalu Zohri, who also posted 10.26s, to secure the bronze medal in the men’s 100m final at the 2025 SEA Games. Thailand’s Puripol Boonson dominated the race to claim gold with a blistering 10.00s, further cementing his status as
BANGKOK: Sarawak’s Queenie Kung Ni Ting kept Malaysia on the podium in the women’s discus, earning silver with a 51.81m effort against a field led by Thai Olympian, Insaeng Subenrat, at Suphachalasai National Stadium on Thursday night. Under the cool and slightly windy night skies, Queenie delivered a solid performance, finishing second
BANGKOK: Sarawak’s Jackie Wong clinched the bronze medal for Malaysia in the men’s hammer throw after recording 59.81 metres (m) at the SEA Games today. Wong, 33, who hails from Sarikei, delivered a consistent series throughout the competition, beginning with 58.26m before building momentum and registering his best throw on
BANGKOK: Thailand delivered a commanding performance to defeat Malaysia by 51 runs in their SEA Games Women’s T10 semi-final at the Terdthai Cricket Ground today. Thailand set a strong total of 82 for 2 from six overs, attacking from the start and finding boundaries consistently to keep Malaysia under pressure.
BANGKOK: Malaysia’s poomsae taekwondo team started the SEA Games 2025 strong, winning gold in the women’s team event and bronze in the men’s team, with help from Sarawak’s Randy Owen Augustine Linggi. The men’s team, which included 20-year-old Randy Owen from Sarawak, Ken Chin Haw, and Jason Loo Jun Wei,