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,
BANGKOK: Malaysia’s hopes for a first gold in poomsae faced a close challenge as Nur Humaira Abdul Karim and Jason Loo Jun Wei bowed out in the SEA Games quarterfinals. The gold medal duo was eliminated in the quarterfinals despite recording a tied score of 8.460 – but the final
BANGKOK: Malaysia’s women’s cricket team manager, Dr Nur Shakila Mazalan, is urging the players to bounce back and regroup ahead of tomorrow’s (Thursday) crucial semi-final clash against Thailand at the 2025 SEA Games. Following a day of mixed results, securing a hard-fought victory over the Philippines but suffering a narrow
BANGKOK: Malaysia’s SEA Games journey reaches a thrilling crossroads as they gear up to face formidable Thailand in a do-or-die semi-final clash tomorrow (Thursday, Dec. 11). After finishing second in Group B, Malaysia now faces the top-ranked Thailand, who dominated Group A, in what promises to be a high-stakes encounter
BANGKOK: The Cambodian contingent made a surprising decision to withdraw their entire delegation from the 2025 SEA Games following safety concerns raised by the families of the athletes. This was announced by the National Olympic Committee of Cambodia (NOCC) in an official statement on Tuesday, stating that they were compelled
BANGKOK: The 33rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games kicked off with vibrant energy as accredited media from across the region gathered at the National Broadcasting Services of Thailand (NBT). At NBT, the Main Press Centre (MPC) is located adjacent to the International Broadcasting Centre (IBC). NBT staff member, Sakkara Rajavatra, shared
BANGKOK: Malaysia’s cricket team delivered a strong performance to defeat the Philippines by 26 runs in an exciting Twenty10 (T10) match at the 2025 SEA Games cricket tournament. The Philippines struggled to set a competitive target, scoring a modest total of 67 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in
