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Sports press clippings on 29 June 2007



NSC Plan To Train More Elite Athletes In China
KUALA LUMPUR, June 28 (Bernama) -- Location, distance and infrastructure are among the factors which prompted the National Sports Council (NSC) to choose the Yunnan Province in China as another overseas training centre for Malaysia's elite athletes.

Tengku Adnan To Meet MU Officials To Revive Club's Stalled Malaysian Trip
From Alan Ting
VALENCIA, June 28 (Bernama) -- Malaysian Tourism Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Mansor is scheduled to meet a top Manchester United official in London tonight in a last-ditch effort to revive the English football club's cancelled July 27 trip to Malaysia.

Malaysia Lost 0-2 To Jamaica In Friendly Match
KUALA LUMPUR, June 28 (Bernama) -- Malaysia lost 0-2 to Jamaica in the final friendly match before Asian Cup 2007 at the Bukit Jalil National Stadium tonight.

Malaysia Aims Host America's Cup
From Alan Ting
VALENCIA (Spain), June 28 (Bernama) -- Malaysia aims to host the prestigious America's Cup sailing race in the future after successfully introducing its own Monsoon Cup, Terengganu Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Idris Jusoh says.




MOM harap skuad badminton tidak tercicir lagi
TIMBALAN Presiden Majlis Olimpik Malaysia (MOM), Datuk Dr M Jegathesan mengharapkan persembahan terbaik skuad badminton negara yang bakal beraksi di Kejohanan Dunia di Stadium Putra, 13 hingga 19 Ogos depan.

 Doping: Pegawai turut dipantau
MAJLIS Sukan Negara (MSN) kini menggunakan taktik baru mensasarkan jurulatih dan pegawai sukan dalam kempen agresif anti-doping bagi memastikan atlit negara bebas daripada sebarang penggunaan bahan terlarang.


 Ganga mula disiasat panel misteri
KRISIS ‘dua anak Malaysia’ – Ganga Rao dan Datuk Punch Gunalan – dalam Persekutuan Badminton Antarabangsa (BWF) memuncak apabila Setiausaha Kehormat Persatuan Badminton Malaysia (BAM) itu berdepan panel siasatan badan dunia berkenaan, hari ini.

 Ulangan final Piala Malaysia 2004
REKOD cemerlang musim ini atau pengalaman beraksi di pentas final? Pertembungan final Piala FA di antara Kedah dan Perlis di Stadium Batu Kawan, Pulau Pinang malam esok, ibarat ulangan final Piala Malaysia 2004 yang dimenangi Perlis 1-0 menerusi jaringan lontaran ke dalam Adrian Jurad Chamrong.




News pix

Badminton: Duo still hungry for success
THEY may be the oldest pair in the national team but they have lost none of their fire and still can give the younger pairs a close run for their money.


pix Badminton: Tickets go on sale
BADMINTON fans in Malaysia can start purchasing ...





pix Sea Games / Hockey: Alagendra: Stadium will be ready
INITIAL doubts about the Sea Games hockey ...





pix Diving: Euro outing a ‘success’, say Asum
THE Malaysian divers ended their first ever ...





Gymnastics: No overseas stint for Shu Wai
THE Malaysian Gymnastics Federation (MGF) has scrapped plans to send artistic gymnast Ng Shu Wai for any overseas stint to prepare for September’s World Championships in Stuttgart, Germany.



Danish team in road show to promote gymnastics
The Danish gymnastic team will go on a major road show from July 7-15 to popularise and promote the sport in Malaysia.

Leader Stoner sets the pace, Elias breaks leg
MotoGP leader Casey Stoner was quickest in the Dutch Grand Prix free practice yesterday while Spanish rider Toni Elias was ruled out of tomorrow's race at Assen after crashing and breaking a leg.

Rookie Azmizi eyeing glory with the Northern Lions
Perlis flankback Azmizi Azmi is the rookie in the pack for the FA Cup final tomorrow.




Malaysia kena ‘reggae’
KUALA LUMPUR – Jika dua tuan rumah pusingan akhir Piala Asia, Indonesia dan Vietnam mudah meratah skuad ‘Reggae Boyz’, Jamaica nasib berbeza menimpa Malaysia yang beraksi seperti ‘sibuta kehilangan tongkat’ sebelum tewas 0-2 dalam perlawanan bola sepak persahabatan terakhir di Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil, semalam.



Latihan di Yunnan lebih strategik – MSN
KUALA LUMPUR – Lokasi, jarak dan infrastruktur. Itulah faktor utama mengapa Majlis Sukan Negara (MSN) memilih Wilayah Yunnan, China sebagai sebuah lagi pusat latihan luar negara bagi atlet elit Malaysia.

Iylia juara golf bawah 18
KUALA LUMPUR – Pemain golf amatur nombor satu negara, Mohammad Iylia Mohd. Jamil membuktikan kehandalan apabila melakukan pukulan dua di bawah par 68 untuk menjuarai peringkat dua bawah 18 sirkit SportExcel/Milo-NSC/MGA Premier Elite Golf di Kelab Golf Negara Subang semalam.

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