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A podcast presented by the New Straits Time where we try to talk about everything Sports. We will be discussing various topic with sports officials athletes and even fans to bring you behind the scenes of what actually takes place in the World of Sports.
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Sports science specialist Dr Ahmad Fazli Ahmad Idris joins the Timesports: On The Beat podcast to discuss whether Malaysia can turn their recent Asian Games success into Olympic medals at the 2028 Los Angeles Games.
He highlights why dedicated athlete support, enhanced recovery and nutrition, and long-term planning are essential to achieving the nation’s Olympic ambitions.
A single bad result could end a team’s campaign in the inaugural FIFA Asean Cup, warns football analyst Datuk Richard Scully on the latest episode of Timesport: On the Beat.
Former Olympic silver medallist Datuk Cheah Soon Kit backed his former men's doubles protégés Goh Sze Fei-Nur Izzuddin Rumsani as Malaysia's saviours to end a 20-year wait for gold at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games
Timesport’s Fadhli Ishak sat down with Le Tour de Langkawi (LTdL) chief operating officer, Emir Abdul Jalal, to discuss what lies in store for the 30th anniversary of the race this year (Sept 27-Oct 4).
LTdL will for the first time feature three major climbing stages this year, including a challenging ascent to the summit of Gunung Jerai. Jerai has never been included in the race before.
Ex-national shuttler Datuk Jack Koh believes Malaysia’s men’s doubles pairs, led by Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik, have what it takes to challenge for honours at the World Championships in New Delhi from Aug 17-23.
Jack also looks at the country's prospects in the tournament following the withdrawal of defending mixed doubles champions Chen Tang Jie-Toh Ee Wei.
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