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SINGAPORE: Chinese nationals started waiting as early as 7.30am on Wednesday (Jun 12) at Dapur Hassan, a food stall in Tampines owned by Singapore goalkeeper Hassan Sunny that sells nasi lemak, lontong and other Malay dishes.
SINGAPORE: National table tennis player Zhou Jingyi has booked her place at the 2024 Paris Olympics, joining teammates Izaac Quek and Zeng Jian at the Jul 26 to Aug 11 showpiece event.
BEIJING: Singapore's 40-year-old goalkeeper Hassan Sunny was hailed as China's unlikely saviour on Wednesday (Jun 12) after playing a starring role in keeping their World Cup dreams alive.
HONG KONG: China squeezed into the third and final round of Asian qualifying for the 2026 World Cup despite suffering a 1-0 defeat at South Korea on Tuesday (Jun 11), with Indonesia also progressing on a night of drama.
SINGAPORE: Thailand narrowly missed out on qualifying for the World Cup despite beating Singapore 3-1 in Bangkok on Tuesday (Jun 11).
HS Prannoy will look to regain his lost form when he spearheads India's challenge at the Australian Open badminton tournament starting in Sydney on Tuesday. Prannoy, seeded fifth here, didn't have best of results in the last two tournaments. He was stunned by compatriot Meiraba Luwang Maisnam in the men's singles opening round of Thailand Open last month. If that was not enough, world No. 10 Prannoy lost to world No. 11 Kenta Nishimoto 13-21 21-14 15-21 in a 45-minute Round of 16 match in Singapore Open.
SINGAPORE: Lions head coach Tsutomu Ogura will not be in the dugout for Singapore's final World Cup qualifier match against Thailand on Tuesday (Jun 11) as he is unwell after testing positive for COVID-19.
HS Prannoy will look to regain his lost form when he spearheads India's challenge at the Australian Open badminton tournament starting in Sydney on Tuesday. Prannoy, seeded fifth here, didn't have best of results in the last two tournaments. He was stunned by compatriot Meiraba Luwang Maisnam in the men's singles opening round of Thailand Open last month. If that was not enough, world No. 10 Prannoy lost to world No. 11 Kenta Nishimoto 13-21 21-14 15-21 in a 45-minute Round of 16 match in Singapore Open.