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IRFAN BAKTI SPEAKS ON HIS MAMMOTH TASK WITH KUCHING CITY FC

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KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 1 – Kuching City FC created waves in their debut season in the Premier League and finished a creditable fourth in the league which came with a place in the prestigious Malaysia Cup competition.
While the journey in the Malaysia Cup ended with a 1-0 defeat at the hands of defending champions and favorites Johor Darul Takzim in the first round the team earned praise for giving the Southern Tigers a run for their money at the famed Larkin Stadium.
Well-known and well-traveled Irfan Bakti, 69, will be the new head coach for Kuching City when the Bukit Mertajam-born accepted a one-year contract to replace Japanese Akira Higashiyama who turned down an offer for another season.
Irfan, who even had a stint with Indonesian club Persipura Jayapura in 2007, was strongly linked to join Negri Sembilan in the new season but ”lack of professionalism from the Negri management saw him move to Kuching City.
And Irfan made it clear that he has accepted a one-year contract with Kuching City but has accepted a lofty target to take the team to a top-two finish in the Premier League which will get them a promotion to the elite Super League.
”I believe it is within reach. The management has retained most of the players from this year’s squad. I have been also been tasked to sign up some players from the peninsula to beef up the squad,” said Ifan when contacted.
“Kuching City has a mission and more importantly the vision to succeed. This is a plus factor for the team. I am impressed with their plans and the management is strong in this respect.”
Irfan was already on the radar of Kuching FC as early as September and even took a trip to the city that month to have a look at the set-up.
He did not hesitate to accept the Kuching City job when Negri’s lack of professionalism left things in bad taste not only for him but also for several others who had also put in their applications for the coaching job.
Irfan revealed the reasons for accepting the Kuching City head coach job for only one-season as he wants to retire from coaching at the end of next season.
”I am already 69 and I will be 70 next year. That is enough for me. It will give me great satisfaction in my coaching career if I can take Kuching City to a top-two finish in the Premier League,” added Irfan, a household name in the game.
As a coach, Irfan had stints with Negri Sembilan, Penang, Melaka TMFC, Perlis, Terengganu (twice) Selangor and Felda United.
Kuching City FC is another journey for the affable Irfan.

LUCAS IS SABAH’S CHOICE AS HEAD COACH

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KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 30 – Sarawakian Lucas Kalang is Sabah’s pick as the head coach for the 2021 Malaysian Football League season – replacing Indonesian Kurniawan Dwi Yulianto whose contract has not been renewed after one season.
Sabah, known by its nickname as Tambadau, finished 10th in the Super League last season which was curtailed by the Covid-19 pandemic and played over only one round.
Lucas, who hails from Baram, was in Kota Kinabalu over the weekend and was confirmed by Sabah FC’s newly appointed chief executive officer, Dato Verdon Bahanda as the pick against several other candidates with his sports science degree giving him the edge plus his Pro ‘A’ license.
The former Sarawak assistant coach holds a Degree of Bachelor of Sports from the University of Malaya and was the head coach of the football team.
He was also the FA of Malaysia (FAM) coaching instructor from 1991 to 1993.
From 1991 to 1998 Lucas was the Sarawak FA’s assistant coach and was a key figure when the team won the Malaysian League in 1997.
Lucas donned Sarawak colors from 1983 to 1988 and was head coach of the Sarawak FA Youth Coaching Development in 2017.
He received the Best Player Award from Sarawak FA in 1985.
Another feather in his cap in coaching was leading the Malaysian Under-18 Asian Schools Football competition in Hong Kong in 2003.
Lucas, a teacher by profession, was loaned by the Education Ministry to the Sarawak Sports Council where he rose to become the acting director from 2014-2016.

KEJUARAAN MOTOSIKAL ASIA 2021 BAKAL KEMBALI KE LITAR JUN DEPAN

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KUALA LUMPUR, 30 Nov – Selepas melalui saat sukar gara-gara penularan wabak Covid-19, Kejuraan Motosikal Asia (ARRC) FIM bagi edisi 2021 akan kembali dan bakal dilangsungkan sebanyak enam pusingan yang dijadualkan bermula pada Jun depan.

Menurut kenyataan yang dikeluarkan pihak penganjur kejuaraan tersebut hari ini, empat negara disenaraikan dalam kalendar provisional bagi musim 2021 itu membabitkan Litar Antarabangsa Sepang (Malaysia), Litar Antarabangsa Zhuhai (China), The Bend Motorsports Park (Australia) dan Litar Antarabangsa Chang Buriram (Thailand).

Malaysia dan Thailand masing-masingnya bakal menjadi hos sebanyak dua kali iaitu bagi aksi pembuka tirai dan juga penutup.

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Penyusunan kalendar bagi saingan musim 2021 itu mengambil kira pelbagai faktor terutamanya aspek keselamatan yang berkaitan dengan kemungkinan masih adanya penguatkuasaan larangan perjalanan ke negara-negara tertentu ketika dunia masih belum pulih sepenuhnya daripada pandemik Covid-19.

Justeru, pihak penganjur dan FIM Asia memilih untuk merancang penganjurannya pada pertengahan tahun depan dengan harapan situasi ketika itu bebas sepenuhnya daripada pandemik Covid-19.

Berdasarkan kalendar provisional yang dikeluarkan pihak penganjur hari ini, Litar Antarabangsa Sepang akan menjadi venue untuk aksi Pusingan 1 dan 2 yang masing-masingnya ditetapkan pada 4-6 Jun dan 11-13 Jun 2021.

Pusingan 3 dijadualkan berlangsung pada 30 Julai hingga 1 Ogos di Litar Antarabangsa Zhuhai diikuti Pusingan 4 pada 23-26 September di The Bend Motorsports Park, Australia.

Dua pusingan terakhir akan berlangsung di Litar Antarabangsa Chang Buriram, Thailand masing-masingnya pada 19-21 November dan penutup musim pada 26-28 November.

Menurut Pengarah Two Wheels Motor Racing, Ron Hogg, musim 2020 merupakan saat paling mencabar untuk semua acara sukan gara-gara penularan wabak Covid-19.

Begitupun katanya, pihaknya amat berterima kasih dan menghargai kerjasama semua pihak terutama rakan-rakan korporat serta semua pasukan yang sangat memahami segala permasalahan yang dihadapi ketika berdepan saat-saat sukar.

“Tahun 2020 memang sangat sukar dan mencabar untuk semua acara sukan dan kami selaku promoter untuk kejuaraan Motosikal Asia sangat menghargai kerjasama serta sokongan daripada semua pihak yang terlibat, terutamanya pasukan serta rakan korporat yang turut memahami segala masalah yang dihadapi ketika melalui saat-saat sukar sepanjang berdepan dengan penularan wabak Covis-19,” jelas Ron.

Menurutnya lagi, meskipun kalendar provisional untuk musim 2021 ini sudah diumumkan, mungkin akan berlaku beberapa perubahan lagi, namun pihaknya sudah tidak sabar untuk menyaksikan kejuaraan terhebat di Asia itu kembali seperti biasa pada tahun depan.

Sementara itu, presiden FIM Asia, Stephen Carapiet sudah tidak dapat menyembunyikan perasaan gembiranya untuk melihat kejuaraan tersebut kembali lagi musim depan.

“Kami percaya enam pusingan yang dirancang untuk musim 2021 dianggap sebagai permulaan yang baik bagi memastikan kejuaraan ARRC kembali seperti sebelumnya. Kami di FIM Asia sentiasa komited untuk meneruskan kejuaraan terbesar di Asia ini dan berharap kerjasama baik dengan para pemegang taruh terus terjalin erat bagi memastikan segala yang dirancang dapat direalisasikan dengan sempurna,” jelas Stephen.

Berikut kalendar provisional ARRC bagi musim 2021
Pusingan 1 (Litar Antarabangsa Sepang, Malaysia) – 4-6 Jun

Pusingan 2 (Litar Antarabangsa Sepang, Malaysia) – 11-13 Jun

Pusingan 3 (Litar Antarabangsa Zhuhai, China) – 30 Julai-1 Ogos

Pusingan 4 (The Bend Motorsport Park, Australia) – 23-26 September

Pusingan 5 (Litar Antarabangsa Chang Buriram, Thailand) – 19-21 November

Pusingan 6 (Litar Antarabangsa Chang Buriram, Thailand) – 26-28 November

Nota: Tertakluk dengan perubahan

MFL WITHOUT CIMB AND AIR ASIA AS SPONSORS NEXT SEASON

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KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 27 – The Malaysian Football League (MFL) received a major jolt when CIMB and Air Asia pulled out as sponsors for the 2021 season scheduled to kick off in February next year.
In a statement issued on Friday by the MFL chief executive officer Datuk Ab Ghani Hassan, while thanking the two sponsors for their past contributions said that despite the setback, the new season will continue as normal.
Amidst the shock by CIMB and Air Asia, Ghani also had some good news that Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) remains as the main sponsor for the 2021 season.
The positives with TM were achieved when MFL president Datuk Hamidin Mohd Amin and Ghani met TM’s top management representatives on Sept 21.
At the same time, Ghani added that new sponsors are keen to come on board for the new season.
”MFL is currently in talks with several possible new sponsors,” said Ghani, who added that F & N 100PLUS will continue to sponsor isotonic drinks in kind for the new season. There will be no cash sponsorship from F & N next year.”

PARTICIPANTS HAIL INFORMATIVE AFC-FIFA SAFEGUARDING ORIENTATION WEBINAR

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KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 27 – The landmark AFC-FIFA Safeguarding Orientation Webinar has successfully concluded after more than 100 participants from 46 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Member Associations as well as all five AFC Regional Associations (RA) joined the online programme.
The virtual webinar was staged in a four-part series where key speakers Kathryn Leslie, FIFA’s Head of Safeguarding and Child Protection and Gloria Viseras, FIFA Senior Event Safeguarding Manager, shared their insights into the FIFA Guardians programme and toolkit launched by the world governing body in July last year.
AFC General Secretary Dato’ Windsor John in a statement today said that they emphasised the importance of the webinar in showcasing the AFC’s commitment to safeguard and protect the children and young people across the Continent.
“Our children and youth represent our future,” the AFC General Secretary said.
“This is an important issue which FIFA and the AFC are working together to ensure that our Member Associations practice the highest standards of safeguarding. The webinar is the first step in a long journey, but it is vital to educate our members on the best practices and how it can be applied.
“The future of football lies with the younger generation and it is our collective responsibility to provide the safest environment for children and young people to protect the future of the sport. I am delighted that the AFC is providing such a proactive lead in this important area”.
“Safeguarding and child protection are a top priority for FIFA, and it is our role to support our member associations in implementing preventative measures at their level,” said Joyce Cook, FIFA Chief Social Responsibility & Education Officer.
“The fantastic response from AFC members at this webinar is very promising, and it shows that everyone understands how critical this matter is for football. We intend to roll out this capacity-building programme with similar workshops reaching out to the remaining FIFA member associations in early 2021.”
Participants hailed the informative webinar, which was the first-of-its-kind, and which provided a roadmap for MAs to implement.
Deputy General Secretary and Safeguarding lead for the National Football Association of Brunei Darussalam, Siti Zuraina said: “The webinar was packed with knowledge about child safeguarding and it is a reminder of our responsibilities towards children and how vital it is to protect them from harm – physically and mentally.
“After the webinar, the roadmap to a structured child safeguarding programme is clearer to create a safe environment for children and young adults. Credit goes to the AFC and FIFA for playing a leading role to assist MAs to implement this programme and for continuously checking on our progress.”
Safeguarding Officer at the Lebanon Football Association (LFA), Zeina Abdallah added: “Safeguarding plays an essential role and has a great effect on the children involved in football. For that reason, we at the LFA believe the implementation of child safeguarding will be of great significance to their wellbeing.
“The webinar helped us establish a plan that includes where to start and what needs to be implemented. We also benefitted from the experiences presented and the questions asked from other MAs.”

AFF CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP LAUNCH SHIFTED TO 2022

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Kuala Lumpur, Nov 26 – In anticipation of a congested calendar of competitions next year, the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) has decided to shift the launch of the inaugural ASEAN Club Championship (ACC) to 2022.

International, regional and domestic calendars in 2021 will be severely clogged due to the rescheduling of competitions from this year, among them the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers, AFC competitions and the AFF Suzuki Cup.

In addition to accommodating international tournaments, clubs and players have domestic obligations to fulfill next year, leaving them with limited time for other additional commitments.

“Several countries will have additional local issues to contend with, which may add further to the congestion.

“With all this in mind, together with the overall uncertainty that still remains about any dates in 2021, we have decided with our partners to move the launch of the ACC to 2022,” said AFF President, Major General Khiev Sameth in a statement today.

“The ACC is a key pillar of our regional development strategy, and we’ve agreed that a move to 2022 is the right decision at this stage. As we begin to regroup, it became clear that having to launch the ACC in a much-reduced format, within what we know will be a heavily congested season, would not be in the best interests of the event or our members.“

Despite this unavoidable delay, AFF will proceed with preparations and will soon be unveiling the tournament logo and trophy.

AFF is looking forward to launching ASEAN’s premier club event in 2022 with teams from each national league.

A further update regarding the ACC will be provided once the world football calendar, together with domestic League and Cup schedules for 2021/2022 have been finalised.

Organised and sanctioned by the AFF, the ACC is a lucrative competition featuring 12 leading clubs in the region.

It was originally slated to kick-off this year. The ACC offers attractive cash prizes to all participating teams, with the winning club poised to pocket more than USD$500,000.

The ACC will be the next major competition in the region after the enormously successful AFF Suzuki Cup.

 

PLAYERS PERFORMS TO OUR EXPECTATION – CHOONG HANN

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KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 26 – Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) Coaching Director, Wong Choong Hann expressed his satisfaction on the performance of the players who took part in the BAM Mixed Team Championship which ended in Bukit Kiara yesterday.

Choong Hann said that the challenge during the tournament was to see how the players learn to control stress and emotions when they are on the court.

While the tournament was more of a testing ground rather than an outright competition, but the players handled themselves very well.

“I think that the tournament has brought about more positive elements that we had earlier expected, especially in terms of the team spirit. And this even though we had put all the seniors and the youngsters together where they showed strength in unity,” said Choong Hann.

“Through this mixed team tournament, we also noticed that the seniors were playing under pressure and it is through this platform that we used to test the stress factor and how these players handle emotions when they are under stressed.

“The seniors were under pressure because they were not only shouldering responsibility for themselves but also for their teammates and the youngsters under them.”

The tournament was also a learning tool for the coaching staff where they used the opportunity to monitor and to improve further their training program based on the current development of the players.

“The panel of coaches also need to ensure that the players emotions are not affected due to the absence of competition when they have to go through the same daily routine every day,” added Choong Hann.

BAM took the initiative to organise a simulation competition for the Road to Tokyo (RTT) Programme involving senior players undergoing quarantine training with strict adherence to Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) at the Malaysian Badminton Academy (ABM).

Starting with the invitational tournament held in July including ranking challenges for national youth players and mixed team tournaments, BAM and the coaching staff designed this simulation competition with the aim of providing a competitive environment for players in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The senior players have been given a week off starting this Saturday and they will report back on 5 December to focus fully on preparation for the first tournament scheduled to take place in January 2021.

 

DIEGO MARADONA MENINGGAL DUNIA AKIBAT SERANGAN JANTUNG

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LEGENDA bola sepak Argentina, Diego Maradona dilaporkan telah meninggal dunia pada usia 60 tahun akibat serangan jantung.
Demikian laporan Daily Mail London serta beberapa media antarabangsa lain yang sudah melaporkan mengenai kematian bintang bola sepak terhebat dunia itu.
Bekas pemain tengah dan pengurus pasukan Argentina itu dilaporkan mengalami serangan jantung di rumahnya.
Sebelum ini, pemain yang mendapat jolokan ‘Hand of God’ ketika menjaringkan gol menentang England pada Piala Dunia 1986 itu telah menjalani pembedahan bagi mengeluarkan darah beku pada otaknya awal November lalu.
Selain itu, dia juga pernah menjalani rawatan kerana ketagihan alkohol.
Sepanjang kariernya, Maradona telah membantu Argentina menjulang Piala Dunia 1986 dan pada peringkat kelab, dia bermain untuk Boca Juniors, Barcelona dan Napoli selain memenangi dua gelaran Serie A dengan pasukan Itali itu.

BWF AND SOI PUBLISH GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY

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KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 25 – Badminton World Federation (BWF) in collaboration with Special Olympics International (SOI) has published their Global Development Strategy to grow badminton and provide meaningful opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities to be involved in all aspects of badminton.

This follows the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding in 2019 between the two
organisations.

Badminton is a fast-developing sport in the Special Olympics world and currently has more than 370,000 players engaged in the game globally.

Between 2018 and 2019 alone, an additional 62,000 new Special Olympics athletes with and without intellectual disabilities took up their rackets and headed for the courts, demonstrating the potential of the sport to grow and reach more players globally with additional support.

The new strategy between the two organisations is centred on four Key Results Areas –
Development, Events, Partnerships, and Communication – and will be implemented with the assistance of regional and national partners of both the BWF and SOI.

BWF President Poul-Erik Høyer in a statement released by BWF today said: “In line with our motto that badminton is a sport for all, we are committed to providing avenues of participation for everyone.

“This strategy will hopefully foster the establishment of more platforms to allow children and adults with intellectual disabilities to experience badminton all the time.

“We have enjoyed great success collaborating with SOI over the past 12 months and numbers suggest the uptake of badminton among Special Olympics athletes is increasing globally.”

The partnership between BWF and SOI is already seeing results. Over the last year, 16 new
national-level federation partnerships between national Special Olympics programmes and
national badminton federations were formalised.

Five of the new national federation partnerships supported the introduction of badminton to a Special Olympics programme (Special Olympics Fiji, Special Olympics Guam, Special Olympics Papua New Guinea, Special Olympics Lithuania, and Special Olympics Norway).

Chairman of SOI, Tim Shriver, added: “I applaud the leadership of BWF and it’s association
members for including Special Olympics in the design of this strategic plan.

“The simple but poignant act of committing to place a badminton racket in the hand of every Special Olympics athlete will open the door to improved health, new friendships through sport and more inclusive communities.”

BAM MIXED TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP: AVENGERS UPSET TERMINATORS TO LIFT THE TITLE

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KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 25 – Avengers delivered an upset 6-5 win over Terminators to emerge champions of the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) Mixed Team Championship on the final match day of the tournament in Bukit Kiara.

The victory gave the Soh Wooi Yik-led Avengers their place at the top of the standings – on the same two points but with Terminators having to settle for the runners-ups spot.

The Lee Zii Jia-led Terminators started well in the Women’s Doubles to take the first point through Chow Mei Kuan-Pearly Tan who defeated Myisha Mohd Khairul-Valeree Siow Zi Xuan in straight set 15-8, 15-6.

But Goh Soon Huat-Cheah Yee See tied the score 1-1 after the Mixed Doubles pair beat Chen Tang Jie-Lai Pei Jing 15-13,15-12 as Zii Jia then put Terminators back in the lead 2-1 after coasting past Jacky Kok Jing Hong 15- 13, 15-11.

Wooi Yik then ignited Avengers’ fightback to tie the score at 2-2 after his partnership with Chia Wei Jie in the Men’s Doubles overcame Goh Sze Fei-Low Hang Yee 13-15, 15-10, 11-6.

Cheam June Wei and Eoon Qi Xuan were on the winning path as they contributed a point each to put Avengers 4-2 in front.

Lee Shun Yang then narrowed the gap at 3-4 for Terminators after beating Shaqeem Eiman 15-14, 8-15, 11-4 as Goh Jin Wei then restored Avengers’ two-point advantage following her hard-fought 8-15, 15-8, 11-6 win over Siti Nurshuhaini Azman.

With the score at 5-3 to Avengers, Mixed Doubles pair of Muhd Haikal Nazri-Low Yeen Yuan as well as the Women’s Trio of Chow Mei Kuan, Lai Pei Jing and Pearly Tan then put Terminators back into contention with the two points to tie the score at 5-5.

It was then down to the Men’s Trio with the two captains – Zii jia and Wooi Yik – leading the charge.

And it was the combination of Chia Wei Jie-Soh Wooi Yik and Tee Kai Wun that delivered the crucial final point for Avengers when they overcame Goh Sze Fei-Lee Zii Jia and Low Han Yee 13-15, 15-11, 10-11 for the title.

“The aim was to win the doubles and also the Men’s Singles but we lost the men’s singles. I really did not expect to do battle until the Trios,” said Wooi Yik.

“Credit to all the players because we were always talking to each other and finding ways to fix all the shortcomings.”

In spite of the defeat, Zii Jia was still proud of the performance of his teammates throughout the BAM Mixed Team Championship which started on Monday.

“Our team spirit was good and all the players showed plenty of commitment to give their very best,” said Zii Jia.

“Even though we lost, there’s still some measure of satisfaction for me as the young players get the experience from playing against the seniors. And also, everyone was very supportive of one another all the way until the last match.”

In the meantime, Transformers completed the competition on third after beating Dominators 7-4 in their final match.

Hoo Pang Ron-Teoh Mei Xing gave the Aaron Chia-led Dominators the first point when they easily overcame Nur Izzuddin Rumsani-Peck Yen Wei 15-12, 15-14 in the Mixed Doubles.

Vivian Hoo-Yap Ling then gave Transformers the equalizing point through the Women’s Doubles – defeating M. Thinaah-Yap Cheng Wen 9-15, 15-8, 11-4.

Leong Jun Hao and Aidil Sholeh contributed one point each in the Men’s Singles to extend the lead for Transformers at 3-1.

Soniia Cheah’s win over K. Letshaana 15-7, 15-6 and captain Aaron Chia, who played in the Men’s Doubles with Ng Eng Cheong’s win over Chang Yee Jun-Nur Izzuddin Rumsani 15-10, 15-11 restored the score back on level at 3-3.

Transformers led by Tan Kian Meng then surged ahead with four points in a row through the Mixed Doubles pair of Wan Muhd Arif Wan Junaidi-Cheng Su Hui, Men’s Singles Justin Hoh, Women’s Singles S. Kisona and the Women’s Trio (Anna Cheong-Vivian Hoo and Yap Ling) to take the lead at 7-3.

While Aaron still managed to steal one final point after his partnership with Lwi Sheng Hao and Ng Eng Cheong in the Men’s Trio to beat Chang Yee Jun-Leong Jun Hao and Yap Roy King in three sets 11-15, 15-14, 11-8, it could not prevent Transformers from winning match 7-4.

 

RESULTS

TRANSFORMERS – DOMINATORS (7-4)

XD1 Nur Izzuddin Rumsani-Peck Yen Wei vs Hoo Pang Ron-Teoh Mei Xing (12-15, 14-15) 0-1

WD Vivian Hoo-Yap Ling vs M. Thinaah-Yap Cheng Wen (9-15, 15-8, 11-4) 1-0

MS1 Leong Jun Hao – Ng Tze Yong (15-14, 8-15, 11-4) 1-0

MS2 Aidil Sholeh – Lim Chong King (12-15, 15-14, 11-10) 1-0

WS1 K. Letshaana – Soniia Cheah (7-15, 6-15) 0-1

MD Chang Yee Jun-Nur Izzuddin vs Aaron Chia-Ng Eng Cheong (10-15, 11-15) 0-1

XD2 Wan Muhd Arif Wan Junaidi-Cheng Su Hui vs Goh Boon Zhe-Cheng Su Yin (15-14, 15-13, 11-10) 1-0

MS3 Justin Hoh Shou Wei – Ong Ken Yon (15-11, 15-7) 1-0

WS2 S. Kisona – Tan Zhing Yi (15-2, 15-5) 1-0

S2 Anna Cheong+Vivian Hoo+Yap Ling vs M. Thinaah+Shevon Lai+Teoh Mei Xing (15-14, 12-15, 11-9) 1-0

S1 Chang Yee Jun+Leong Jun Hao+Yap Roy King vs Aaron Chia+Lwi Sheng Hao+Ng Eng Cheong (15-11, 14-15, 8-11) 0-1

TERMINATORS – AVENGERS (5-6)

WD Chow Mei Kuan-Pearly Tan vs Myisha Mohd Khairul-Valeree Siow Zi Xuan (15-8, 15-6) 1-0

XD1 Chen Tang Jie-Lai Pei Jing vs Goh Soon Huat-Cheah Yee See (13-15, 12-15) 0-1

MS2 Lee Zii Jia – Jacky Kok Jing Hong (15-13, 15-11) 1-0

MD Goh Sze Fei-Low Hang Yee vs Chia Weijie-Soh Wooi Yik(15-13, 10-15, 6-11) 0-1

MS1 Ong Zhen Yi – Cheam June Wei (8-15, 4-15) 0-1

WS1 Lee Ying Ying – Eoon Qi Xuan (10-15, 11-15) 0-1

MS3 Lee Shun Yang – Shaqeem Eiman (15-14, 8-15, 11-4) 1-0

WS2 Siti Nurshuhaini Azman – Goh Jin Wei (15-8, 8-15, 6-11) 0-1

XD2 Muhd Haikal Nazri-Low Yeen Yuan vs Rayner Beh Chun Meng-Valeree Siow Zi Xuan (15-13, 15-12) 1-0

S2 Chow Mei Kuan+Lai Pei Jing+Pearly Tan vs Cheah Yee See+Lee Meng Yean+Toh Ee Wei (12-15, 15-12, 11-2) 1-0

S1 Goh Sze Fei+Lee Zii Jia+Low Han Yee vs Chia Weijie+Soh Wooi Yik+Tee Kai Wun (13-15, 15-11, 10-11) 0-1

 

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