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Federer reaches 18th major semifinal in a row
Roger Federer edged 130th-ranked qualifier Gilles Muller 7-6 (5), 6-4, 7-6 (5) at the U.S. Open on Thursday to reach the semifinals for the 18th consecutive Grand Slam tournament.
Badminton: Dealing with arrogance
NATIONAL coach Rexy Mainaky is concerned over the future of the men?s doubles department.
Hockey: Aussie rescinds on offer to help Malaysian strikers
The national hockey forwards will not get help from Australian Jamie Dwyer to improve on their goal-scoring skills.
Football: Futsal league and beach football carnival to kick off next month
The FA of Malaysia (FAM) will kick off their inaugural Felda National Futsal League and national beach football carnival next month.
It?s back to the grind for Ronaldo
Brazilian striker Ronaldo said on Wednesday he had recovered from his knee injury and was ready for the painful battle to regain his fitness.
Pato: Next game against Genoa a win or bust affair for Milan
AC Milan?s teenage striker Pato said the Italian giants? next match away to Genoa is a win or bust game.
Now, Milan fans banned
Following the violence and destruction caused by Napoli fans in Rome on the opening Serie A weekend of the season, AC Milan and Fiorentina supporters will be banned from travelling to their club?s next away matches.
I must be crazy to coach Iraq again, says Vieira
Jorvan Vieira claimed that only a madman would take his job when he quit as Iraq coach last year after leading the side to an unlikely Asian Cup triumph.
Frenchman Stambouli quits as Togo coach
Togo coach Henri Stambouli has quit his post just a week before the 2006 World Cup Finalists play a vital qualifier in Zambia.
Bolt, Gay and Powell in mouth-watering 100m clash
Olympic champion and world record holder Usain Bolt takes on world champion Tyson Gay and Jamaican compatriot Asafa Powell in a mouth-watering, first-ever 100m clash here today.
Comment not directed only to Koo but all the players, says Rexy
Coach Rexy Mainaky clarified yesterday that his comment on arrogance was not directed solely at Koo Kien Keat but to all the doubles players under his charge.
India fight back to down Malaysia Petronas by seven points
Hosts Malaysia Petronas fell apart in the last two quarters to allow the Indian national team to snatch an 85-78 win in the Malaysia International Basketball Championship (MIBC) at the Maba Stadium here last night.
Rain ruins final England-Africa ODI
England were denied the chance to climb to second in the one-day international rankings when the fifth and final match of the series against South Africa was abandoned after only three overs on Wednesday.
New-look European sides begin campaigns
European countries begin their campaigns to reach the 2010 World Cup Finals in South Africa tomorrow with newly crowned continental champions Spain and world champions Italy among those under new management.
Injured Drogba insists he won?t risk early return
Chelsea striker Didier Drogba insists he won?t rush back from the knee injury which has forced him to miss the start of the season.
I?m Jermain man for England, says striker Defoe
Jermain Defoe believes the time has finally come for him to step into Michael Owen?s shoes and fire the goals to help England qualify for the 2010 World Cup.
Dominant Vijay has one hand on FedExCup
Buoyed by victories in his last two PGA Tour starts, Vijay Singh has all but clinched the FedExCup ahead of this week?s BMW Championship.
Juniors must play 40 matches in run-up
The national junior team need to play at least 40 international matches in the run-up to the Junior World Cup Finals next year.
Raikkonen hopes to re-ignite title defence at favourite F1 track
Kimi Raikkonen can revive his flagging Formula One title hopes this weekend with a flat-out ?pedal to the metal? performance at his favourite Spa-Francorchamps circuit.
Olympic medallists fail dope tests
Belarus? Olympic silver and bronze hammer medallists Vadim Devyatovsky and Ivan Tikhan have failed dope tests, the Russian news agency Allsport reported.
Bruising win for Nadal
World number one Rafael Nadal advanced to his first US Open semi-final by battling back to defeat 35th-ranked American Mardy Fish 3-6, 6-1, 6-4, 6-2 early yesterday morning.
Serena overcomes sister Venus in quarter-final thriller
Serena Williams fought off 10 set points to prevail in the greatest duel yet with sister Venus, a heart-stopping 7-6, 7-6 victory that put her in the US Open semi-finals on Wednesday.
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