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Sivasangari included in RTG ahead of LA 2028

Youth and Sports Minister said Sivasangari who is currently ranked number eight in the world, meets the top-10 criteria required to be eligible for RTG

Sivasangari hits career-high no. 7 in world rankings

Malaysian squash star Sivasangari reaches her highest-ever ranking, while fellow Malaysian Rachel Arnold climbs to No. 19

World Squash Team Championships: Sivasangari returns to lead Malaysia after missing previous editions

After missing the 2020 and 2022 editions, the Asian Games gold medallist is all pump up to steer Malaysia

Eain Yow stuns top seed Soliman to clinch Malaysia Squash Cup

Second title of the year for Eain Yow, while Sivasangari falls short in women’s final against Egypt’s Amina Orfi

Cautious Sivasangari eyes second title of the year after semis win at Malaysia Squash Cup

Despite a dominant victory, the top seed stays grounded as she prepares for the final, wary of jinxing her chances of securing the 2024 title
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Malaysia’s longest river bridge opens, linking Sebuyau and Maludam

The RM848.75 million Batang Lupar No. 1 Bridge marks a new era in Sarawak’s coastal connectivity, replacing decades-old ferry crossings

Foreign workforce drops 13% as Malaysia pushes local hiring

Government maintains hiring freeze, prepares new levy system to curb dependency by 2030

Malaysia’s medal tally takes a dent after key sports excluded from Glasgow Commonwealth

OCM accepts decision of badminton and squash, among others, being axed from 2026 Games as organisers plan for a leaner, more financially sustainable event

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