Tag: badminton
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Malaysian Duo Low Zi Yu-Noraqilah and Maisarah Ramdan Win Historic Estonian International Challenge
Season Opener Shines for Malaysian Women’s Doubles Petaling Jaya, Malaysia — The 2026 badminton season got off to a dazzling start for Malaysian women’s doubles with a historic triumph by Low Zi Yu and Noraqilah Maisarah Ramdan. The pair clinched their first international title at the Estonian International Challenge, signaling a promising year ahead as…
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BAM Coach Appointments Delayed After Council Meeting
Uncertain Future for Malaysia’s Coaching Lineup The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) entered the weekend with more questions than answers about its coaching staff. At Saturday’s council meeting, officials did not issue any official statement regarding the appointment of new coaches, leaving several high-profile positions unresolved and the lineup for the national program unclear. Names…
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No Coaching Announcements as BAM Delays Decision on Top Coaching Roles
Overview: Uncertain Coaching Future for Malaysian Badminton In a move that has left players and fans waiting, the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) conducted its council meeting on Saturday, January 10, but did not issue any official announcements about the appointment of new national coaches. The session, which had been anticipated to clarify leadership for…
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Coaching Deadlock Leaves Malaysia’s Badminton Future in Limbo as BAM Delays Announcements
Uncertainty Lingers as BAM Holds Back Coaching Announcements The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) faced more questions than answers after its council meeting on Saturday, Jan 10. With Olympic aspirations and a renewed push to elevate Malaysia’s standing in international badminton, fans and stakeholders awaited decisive news on the coaching front. Instead, BAM offered no…
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PV Sindhu loses Malaysia Open semifinal; Tata Steel Blitz
High-stakes badminton action ends for PV Sindhu at Malaysia Open In a dramatic showdown at the Malaysia Open, Olympic medalist PV Sindhu fell short of reaching the title clash as she bowed out in the semifinal. The verdict, delivered in a tightly contested match, adds another chapter to Sindhu’s relentless pursuit of major titles this…
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PV Sindhu Loses Malaysia Open Semi; Tata Steel Blitz Starts
PV Sindhu’s Malaysia Open Run Ends in Semifinal The Malaysian Open semifinals delivered drama and disappointment for Indian badminton fans as Olympic medalist PV Sindhu fell short of advancing to the final. After a hard-fought match, Sindhu’s campaign in Kuala Lumpur came to a close, marking a setback in her quest to reclaim top form…
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PV Sindhu Falls in Malaysia Open Semifinal as Tata Steel Blitz Kicks Off in Kolkata
Overview: A Packed Day for Indian Sports Fans January 10 delivered a double thrill to Indian sports enthusiasts. On the badminton court, Olympic medalist PV Sindhu bowed out of the Malaysia Open semifinals in a tightly contested clash. Across Kolkata, the Tata Steel Chess India Blitz tournament opened to a high-energy crowd and brisk rounds,…
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Tey Seu Bock Set to Return as Malaysia’s Men’s Singles Head Coach
Malaysia Eyes Major Coaching Overhaul with Tey Seu Bock Back at the Helm Petaling Jaya — In a move that signals a new era for Malaysian badminton, the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) is steering toward appointing Datuk Tey Seu Bock as the national men’s singles head coach. The 52-year-old coach, known for his tactical…
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Tey Seu Bock Returns as Malaysia Men’s Singles Coach
Malaysia looks to retool its coaching lineup Datuk Tey Seu Bock is poised to make a high-profile return to the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) as the national men’s singles head coach, in what sources say signals a major reshuffle of the country’s elite coaching ranks. The potential move comes as BAM accelerates plans to…
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Tey Seu Bock Poised for Return as Malaysia’s Men’s Singles Coach
Overview: A Move Back to the Badminton Arena Malaysia’s Badminton Association (BAM) appears set to reappoint former world-class player and coach Datuk Tey Seu Bock as the national men’s singles head coach. The move is part of a broader reshuffle intended to strengthen Malaysia’s showing on the international stage, particularly in major tournaments where the…