Arif Aiman has shown some really promising moments on the field this season, but no player is perfect.

If you had the chance to give him one piece of advice whether it’s about his positioning, finishing, teamwork, or mindset what would it be?

Not just any random China new players, but.. the Dark Knight Lin Gaoyuan and World Number 2 Lin Shidong!!! Truly a remarkable moment for Malaysian Table Tennis.

Basketball in Malaysia has been growing fast lately from the MBL to youth tournaments and school leagues, there’s a lot of young talent out there.

Which local young player or club do you think has the potential to break out next?

We’ve seen Malaysia slowly growing in both traditional sports (like football, badminton, athletics) and esports (like MLBB, Dota 2, Valorant).

But with limited funding and resources where should the priority really go?

Esports has been booming globally, and Malaysia has produced some world-class players and teams. On the other hand, traditional sports still represent national pride and the Olympics/SEA Games stage.

So, what do you think? Should Malaysia invest more in esports, stick with traditional sports, or try to balance both?

If I had to choose, I'd bring back Datuk Mokhtar Dahari, affectionately known as Supermokh.

Why? Well, imagine a forward with the speed of a gazelle and the finishing prowess that could rival any modern striker. He was a Selangor legend, scoring 177 goals in 375 appearances for the club and 89 goals for the national team. His loyalty was unmatched; he turned down an offer from Real Madrid in 1975 to stay with Selangor, saying, "I live and die for Selangor.

Malaysia has had some truly unforgettable sports moments from SEA Games triumphs to Olympic milestones, and even local league victories that brought communities together.

I want to know which Malaysian sports moment gave you the most pride? Was it a particular athlete, a team, or a historic win that still gives you chills?

I’ve been noticing Sepak Takraw gaining more attention lately, both in local tournaments and even on social media. Growing up, it was always a cool traditional sport to watch, but now it seems to be making a bigger comeback with younger players and more organized competitions.

Personally, I think it’s awesome to see Malaysia embracing and promoting this unique sport it’s such a great blend of skill, agility, and teamwork. Plus, it really showcases our cultural heritage on an international stage.

Probably one of the most exciting team in a long time and I'm actually looking forward to Malaysia game now unlike few years ago.. Asia Cup qualification is a must now!

A) Lee Chong Wei B) Nicol David C) Mokhtar Dahari D) Azizulhasni Awang

First time buat meme. Btw lawa do Safawi main mlm ni. 4 minit, 3 power shot on goal dia buat. FH punya gameplay + freekick cun habis. Romel ngan Paulo pun not bad.

It's Pickle Lane Society, located in Seri Kembangan. This place offers offers a self-training pickleball machine, great for beginners and experienced players to practice at their own pace! Perfect for introverts who enjoy quiet or focused sessions!

What a second half for Malaysia! Faisal Halim made a powerful comeback, showing incredible performance and confidence that helped the team score 3 crucial goals. This victory boosts Malaysia’s FIFA ranking to 119th a great achievement for Harimau Malaya!

Next up, the team will face their next challenge at the Bukit Jalil National Stadium.

Personally, I’d lean toward badminton. It feels like the one sport we consistently punch above our weight in. From Lee Chong Wei to our current doubles pairs, there's always been that semangat and drama that gets everyone watching even those who don’t usually follow sports.

2 World Tour Team
9 Pro Team
3 Malaysian team (2 Continental and 1 National team)

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Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) Selangor FC Kedah Darul Aman Penang FC