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Ahmad Jais completes golden circle as player and coach after 36-year Asian Games wait

After helping Malaysia win Asian Games gold as a player in 1990, Ahmad Jais Baharun has now guided the national team to the men’s team regu title as head coach in Aichi-Nagoya

Asian Games: Ahmad Jais flags service errors despite Malaysia’s sepak takraw win over Japan

National coach says improvements are needed before Group B clash against the Philippines after 3-0 opening victory

Jais rejects award ceremony excuse after Malaysia’s World Cup collapse

National sepak takraw coach says fatigue from attending the National Sports Awards cannot be blamed for Malaysia’s shock semi-final exit, insisting the team must take full responsibility ahead of the Asian Games

Ahmad Jais flags Thailand threat as hosts Malaysia navigate World Cup pressure

National coach believes Thailand’s blend of youth and experience makes them a more complete side, while Malaysia also faces mounting pressure to deliver on home soil at the Sepak Takraw World Cup

Malaysia eyes Thailand stint after RM3mil boost in final push for Sepak Takraw World Cup

Fresh funding has paved the way for Malaysia’s national sepaktakraw squad to plan a high-intensity training camp in Thailand, as preparations enter the final phase ahead of the ISTAF 2026 World Cup

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FIFA boss Gianni Infantino earns a World Cup sized paycheck

Since 2016, FIFA president Gianni Infantino has seen his salary soar to over €5 million a year and that’s before performance bonuses and eye-popping perks like mattresses, tuxedos, and exercise steppers. Football’s top boss is living large while running the world’s game

Malaysia pulls the plug on Kuwaiti Hornet deal after years of turbulence

RMAF walks away from costly, outdated aircraft amid rising concerns over integration, support, and long-term value

Cops on manhunt for suspects who murdered college student in Cyberjaya

Sepang police confirm incident happened today, involving 20-year-old female victim