Malaysia Athletics

Soh Fast! World’s top tower runner aims to follow in the footsteps of legends Lee Chong Wei and Nicol David | New Straits Times

IT’S all in the math for Soh Wai Ching. Bent over his laptop, the 30-year-old athlete declares: “I can never be a Lee Chong Wei or a Nicol David!” It’s not a self-deprecating remark, but as Soh points out seriously, it’s all in the math. Source: Soh Fast! World’s top tower runner aims to follow

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Athletics: Young Efrain turns on power in absence of injured sprinter Haiqal | The Star

PETALING JAYA: An injury to national sprinter Mohd Haiqal Hanafi seemed to have opened the door for Efrain Feerzan Qhan (pic) to shine. The 21-year-old won the Pahang Open Superseries 200m race with a time of 21.94s, which is also his first-ever gold medal in the Super Series. Akmal Aqilla Selamat took silver with a

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Azeem, Shereen on track to get wild cards for World Championships

Azeem’ season best of 10.11s and Shereen’s national record of 51.80s, were not enough to earn them automatic slots for the World Championships. The qualification deadline for the world meet is on July 31 and Malaysian Athletics Federation (MAF) will be notified if Azeem and Shereen will receive the wild cards on August 1. The

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Sea Games champ Umar is sad to ‘lose’ his coach to Singapore

By Aftar Singh – May 15, 2023 @ 1:12pm KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia will lose coach Simon Lau, who guided Umar Osman to the Sea Games gold, to Singapore. Simon, who has been coaching the Johor-born Umar since 2021, will join the Singapore Sports Council on June 1. Umar, competing in his first Sea Games, smashed the 400m national

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