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Badminton
From skydiving in Dubai to solo healing trip, renewed Zii Jia on road to recovery
PETALING JAYA: Professional shuttler Lee Zii Jia found solace in art and travel as a way to beat his depression.
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Badminton
Zii Jia opens up on his struggles with depression
PETALING JAYA: Shuttler Lee Zii Jia has revealed his struggle with depression during the five months he was unable to play due to injury.
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Golf
Ladies Championship stirs debate
THERE'S growing interest surrounding the Professional Golf of Malaysia (PGM) Tour's inaugural Ladies Championship – particularly the prize money and the composition of the field.
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Badminton
Guessing game heats up
PETALING JAYA: Lee Zii Jia (pic) has kept his rivals second-guessing ahead of the World Championships in Paris tomorrow, leaving him as one of the most unpredictable contenders in the men's singles.
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Badminton
Paris stage set and M’sian players ready for the test
PETALING JAYA: The national shuttlers have begun adjusting to the conditions at the Adidas Arena in Paris, the venue that will take centre stage when the World Championships get underway tomorrow.
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Golf
Scottie’s not one for comparisons
SCOTTIE Scheffler shies away from comparisons to Tiger Woods even as the numbers are starting to make that inevitable.
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Golf
Work your way out of trouble
KEY points on how to hit a recovery shot. Tour stars will often tell you to take your medicine after an errant shot and not compound the mistake, but rather safely get out of trouble.
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Swimming
No splash in the world junior pool
PETALING JAYA: It was another quiet day for Malaysia swimmers on the penultimate day of the World Junior Championships in Otopeni, Romania, yesterday.
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Athletics
Malaysia complete sweep of 10 golds in athletics at SEA Deaf Games
JAKARTA: Malaysia reigned supreme on the track as the national athletics contingent ended the SEA Deaf Games with a clean sweep of 10 gold medals, in addition to eight silvers and two bronzes.
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Hockey
New flicker of hope
PETALING JAYA: Rising hockey player Andywalfian Jeffrynus' fresh energy on the pitch will be a valuable asset for the national team in their Asia Cup campaign in India.
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Badminton
Arif-Yap unfazed by imminent dangers in world debut
PETALING JAYA: Men's doubles pair Wan Arif Wan Junaidi-Yap Roy King are heading into their debut World Championships with the same fearless spirit once shown by their seniors Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik seven years ago.
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Golf
Texas scramble tournament celebrates performance
UNDER Armour hosted their UA Golf Day, bringing together golf enthusiasts for an engaging two-ball Texas scramble tournament, designed to highlight teamwork and camaraderie on the course.
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Football
Tunku Ismail admits JDT’s glory run under threat
PETALING JAYA: Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT) have stood untouchable in Malaysian football for the past three seasons but all that could come to an end this year.
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Athletics
Coach confirms Kristian for SEA Games after setting unofficial record
PETALING JAYA: National athletics head coach Manshahar Abd Jalil is impressed with runner Kristian Tung's national record-breaking run in the 3,000m event in London recently.
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Bowling
From gutter to glory
PETALING JAYA: From despair to delight, national bowler Ethan Damien Goh struck back in style at the Asian Youth Championships.
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Hockey
Yakeb bring ex-athletes to schools in ‘Learn from the Pros’ programme
PETALING JAYA: It is not every day that students get to learn from former national athletes, but the National Athletes Welfare Foundation (Yakeb) are making it happen through their Learn From The Pros programme.
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Golf
Taman Desa students get taste of golf
THE Malaysian Golf Association (MGA) introduced golf to Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Taman Desa with the launching of their Community Golf Programme.
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Football
Cracking start for Careca
PETALING JAYA: It took Rainderson Da Costa, better known as Careca, just 12 seconds to write his name into Malaysian football history.
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Cycling
Cofidis pour cold water by pulling out from LTdL star-studded list
PETALING JAYA: The Le Tour de Langkawi (LTdL), South-East Asia's oldest road cycling race, will see only two World Teams in action this year after French side Cofidis pulled out at the eleventh hour.
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Football
Vidakovic demands City Boys to fight back after Kelantan collapse
PETALING JAYA: Kuala Lumpur coach Risto Vidakovic has called on his players to raise their game in the next two Super League fixtures before the international break.