LONDON: Malaysia’s hopes of grabbing the first medal from the 2012 Olympics were dashed as mistakes by Pandelela Rinong and Leong Mun Yee, starting in the third round, caused them to finish in seventh spot in Women’s Synchronised 10 metre Platform final.
In the event held at the London Aquatics Centre here Tuesday, Pandelela and Mun Yee collected a total of 308.52 points to finish in the second last spot of spot out of eight participating countries.
In the first dicipline, the reverse dive, the Malaysian duo collected 52.80 points, back dive (54.00), forward 3 1/2 sommersault (70.20), inward 3 1/2 sommersault (60.48) and back 2 1/2 sommersault (71.04).
After securing third overall position in the second dicipline, the Malaysian duo seemed to lose concentration in the third dicipline which saw their rank drop to number five and finally they clinched the seven spot after the final dive event.
Chinese divers Chen Roulin and Wang Hao won the gold with 368.40 points, Mexica’s Alejandra Crozco Loza and Paola Espinosa Sanchez grabbed the silver (343.32) while Roseline Filion/Meaghan Benfeito of Canada took the bronze (337.62).
Pandelela when met after the competition admitted Tuesday’s performance was not their best as they were under a lot of pressure.
“We start making mistakes in the third dicipline and continued (to make mistakes) in the fourth and fifth (dives). After the third dicipline, we just continued what we had to do but it was too late to better our position,” she said.
Mun Yee also admitted that after securing the third overall position in the second dicipline, they were under immense pressure to better it to ensure a medal.
“Its not that were not synchronised in our diving.
But the pressure, high expectations, seemed eat ourselves,” she said.
Malaysia’s national diving coach from China, Yang Zhuliang said it was not his charges best performance Tuesday.
“Too much pressure especially on Pandelela.
Maybe the higher expectation on her because she also will be taking part in the women’s individual synchronised 10m platform on Friday,” he said. — BERNAMA
Malaysian Tigers would be more competitive in the Southeast Asian level — Coach
KUALA LUMPUR: After competing the friendly matches with two outfits from the English Premier League (EPL), Arsenal FC and Manchester City FC, national football coach Datuk K Rajagobal hopes the Malaysian Tigers will be able to be more competitive in the Southeast Asian level.
Manchester City in a friendly match at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil here Monday night, defeated Malaysia 3-1 in their first appearance in Malaysia as part of their 2012 summer tour.
Rajagobal said he had expected the match against EPL’s champion, Manchester City to be difficult to the national team.
“After watching them in the pre-season, their physical (condition) and the combination were very strong… and the speed when they attacked, especially Carlos Teves, Sergio Aguero, and the two mid-fielders.
“The Malaysians had to play with the strong world class players and they did well,” he told reporters after the match, Monday night.
On July 24, Malaysia lost to Arsenal, 1-2 in a friendly match at the Bukit Jalil National Stadium.
“I’m happy with both matches which were really good test matches and the players learnt a lot from these two matches,” said Rajagobal.
Meanwhile, Manchester City FC’s head coach, Roberto Mancini said he was pleased with his boys’ performances last night and hoped to come back here next year.
“Both teams played good, I hope we can come back next year. I’m sure that the national team, with the good management, will be better in the future.
“All the players were the same, we tried to maintain the momentum,” said Mancini, who revamped his team in the second half of the match last night. — Bernama
Manchester City in a friendly match at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil here Monday night, defeated Malaysia 3-1 in their first appearance in Malaysia as part of their 2012 summer tour.
Rajagobal said he had expected the match against EPL’s champion, Manchester City to be difficult to the national team.
“After watching them in the pre-season, their physical (condition) and the combination were very strong… and the speed when they attacked, especially Carlos Teves, Sergio Aguero, and the two mid-fielders.
“The Malaysians had to play with the strong world class players and they did well,” he told reporters after the match, Monday night.
On July 24, Malaysia lost to Arsenal, 1-2 in a friendly match at the Bukit Jalil National Stadium.
“I’m happy with both matches which were really good test matches and the players learnt a lot from these two matches,” said Rajagobal.
Meanwhile, Manchester City FC’s head coach, Roberto Mancini said he was pleased with his boys’ performances last night and hoped to come back here next year.
“Both teams played good, I hope we can come back next year. I’m sure that the national team, with the good management, will be better in the future.
“All the players were the same, we tried to maintain the momentum,” said Mancini, who revamped his team in the second half of the match last night. — Bernama
Manchester City victory over Malaysia XI
KUALA LUMPUR: English Premier League (EPL) champions Manchester City FC beat Malaysia 3-1 in a friendly match at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil here Monday night.
This was the first time Manchester City are making an appearance in Malaysia as part of their 2012 Summer Tour.
The team dubbed as “The Blue Moon Rising” with household names like Sergio Aguero, Carlos Tevez and Yaya Toure were quick off the blocks when referee Mohd Amirul Izwan Yaacob blew the starting whistle.
The visitors opened accounts through Arguero in the 17th minute when he dribbled past a feeble Malaysian defence that paled in comparison to the side that faced Arsenal last week.
After the breather, Roberto Manchini’s boys continued to double their attack and Carlos Tevez managed to score the team’s second goal in 47th minute.
Five minutes later, Malaysian goalkeeper Mohd Farizal Marlias had to pick the ball from the back of the net once again when Adam Johnson received the ball from Aguero and squeezed in the third goal for Manchester City.
Despite facing a more experienced side, the Malaysian side under coach Datuk K. Rajagobal managed to stage a late fight-back through a solo effort by Azamuddin Mohd Akil, three minutes before the end.
Azamuddin managed to dribble past two Manchester City defenders – Pablo Zabaleta and Kolo Toure – before putting the ball past substitute goalkeeper Eirik Johansen.
Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) President Sultan Ahmad Shah then presented the medals and trophy to both teams. — BERNAMA
Lee taken all the way
LONDON: Former world number one Lee Chong Wei survived a huge scare before booking his place in the last 16 of the men’s Singles, london2012.com reported.
The top seed was taken to three games by Finn Ville Lang in a late-night thriller at Wembley Arena, but produced a strong finish to prevail 21-8 14-21 21-11.
Lee had been troubled in the build-up to London 2012 by an ankle injury and showed signs of rustiness as world number 45 Lang fought back in the second game.
Although the Malaysian eventually came through by winning 10 of the last 11 points, his performance will offer encouragement to his rivals, particularly reigning champion Lin Dan.
Lin, the Chinese superstar and second seed, looked in superb form as he brushed aside Ireland’s Scott Evans earlier in the day.
Lee, who plans to retire after the Games, said: ‘I am only mentally strong because I have had an injury and I am still not 100%.
‘But I had nothing to lose and I just tried my best.’
Danish veteran Peter Gade, playing his fourth and last Olympics at the age of 35, started his latest bid for gold with an easy win over Portugal’s Pedro Martins.
Watched by Crown Prince Frederik, the Sydney 2000 semi-finalist and fifth seed won 21-15 21-8.
The day’s highest-profile casualty was Japan’s eighth seed Kenichi Tago, who crashed out after a shock loss to Sri Lanka’s Niluka Karunaratne.
The big guns in the women’s Singles had no such trouble.
Chinese pair Wang Yihan and Wang Xin, seeds one and two respectively, both reached the last 16 with comfortable wins in a morning session.
Visitors in the afternoon were denmied a potentially thrilling finish in a men’s Doubles match between Thailand’s Bodin Isara and Maneepong Jongjit and the Poles Adam Cwalina and Michal Logosz.
The Polish pair were trailing 17-15 in a deciding game when Logosz snapped an Achilles tendon landing awkwardly after jumping. He left the arena in a wheelchair and the Thais won by default.
America’s 2005 world champions Howard Bach, 33, and Tony Gunawan, 37, announced their retirement after going down to a third successive loss in the men’s Doubles, this time to Japan’s Naoki Kawamae and Shoji Sato.
Korean Lee Yong-dae saw his hopes of defending the Mixed Doubles title ended as he and new partner Ha Jung-eun lost 21-15 21-12 to Danes Thomas Laybourn and Kamilla Rytter Juhl.
The top seed was taken to three games by Finn Ville Lang in a late-night thriller at Wembley Arena, but produced a strong finish to prevail 21-8 14-21 21-11.
Lee had been troubled in the build-up to London 2012 by an ankle injury and showed signs of rustiness as world number 45 Lang fought back in the second game.
Although the Malaysian eventually came through by winning 10 of the last 11 points, his performance will offer encouragement to his rivals, particularly reigning champion Lin Dan.
Lin, the Chinese superstar and second seed, looked in superb form as he brushed aside Ireland’s Scott Evans earlier in the day.
Lee, who plans to retire after the Games, said: ‘I am only mentally strong because I have had an injury and I am still not 100%.
‘But I had nothing to lose and I just tried my best.’
Danish veteran Peter Gade, playing his fourth and last Olympics at the age of 35, started his latest bid for gold with an easy win over Portugal’s Pedro Martins.
Watched by Crown Prince Frederik, the Sydney 2000 semi-finalist and fifth seed won 21-15 21-8.
The day’s highest-profile casualty was Japan’s eighth seed Kenichi Tago, who crashed out after a shock loss to Sri Lanka’s Niluka Karunaratne.
The big guns in the women’s Singles had no such trouble.
Chinese pair Wang Yihan and Wang Xin, seeds one and two respectively, both reached the last 16 with comfortable wins in a morning session.
Visitors in the afternoon were denmied a potentially thrilling finish in a men’s Doubles match between Thailand’s Bodin Isara and Maneepong Jongjit and the Poles Adam Cwalina and Michal Logosz.
The Polish pair were trailing 17-15 in a deciding game when Logosz snapped an Achilles tendon landing awkwardly after jumping. He left the arena in a wheelchair and the Thais won by default.
America’s 2005 world champions Howard Bach, 33, and Tony Gunawan, 37, announced their retirement after going down to a third successive loss in the men’s Doubles, this time to Japan’s Naoki Kawamae and Shoji Sato.
Korean Lee Yong-dae saw his hopes of defending the Mixed Doubles title ended as he and new partner Ha Jung-eun lost 21-15 21-12 to Danes Thomas Laybourn and Kamilla Rytter Juhl.
Early Mistakes Result In Malaysian Divers Losing Medal Chances
LONDON, July 30 (Bernama) -- Divers Pandelela Rinong and Cheong Jun Hoong failed to match the might of Chinese, United States and Canadian divers to finish eighth in the order when the women's 3m Springboard Synchronized diving competitions ended here Sunday.
Pandelela and Jun Hoong who took a giant stride by qualifying for the final however, collected just 283.50 points, 62.70 points adrift of the gold medal winning Chinese pair Wu Minxia, He Zi who amassed 346.20 points.
Abigail Johnston, Kelci Bryant from the United States took the silver with 321.90 points while Emilie Heymans, Jennifer Abel from Canada were the bronze medallist with 316.80 points.
Malaysian national coach from China Yang Zhu Liang said the Malaysian duo made a mistake as early as their first round dive and that cost them a good finish.
"They failed to synchronize themselves which forced a big splash and the judges awarded a low score," he told reporters after the competition, here Sunday.
Pandelela and Jun Hoong managed just 46.20 points in the first round, 47.46 in second, 54.0 in third, 71.10 in fourth and 64.8 in the fifth and final dive.
-- BERNAMA
Pandelela and Jun Hoong who took a giant stride by qualifying for the final however, collected just 283.50 points, 62.70 points adrift of the gold medal winning Chinese pair Wu Minxia, He Zi who amassed 346.20 points.
Abigail Johnston, Kelci Bryant from the United States took the silver with 321.90 points while Emilie Heymans, Jennifer Abel from Canada were the bronze medallist with 316.80 points.
Malaysian national coach from China Yang Zhu Liang said the Malaysian duo made a mistake as early as their first round dive and that cost them a good finish.
"They failed to synchronize themselves which forced a big splash and the judges awarded a low score," he told reporters after the competition, here Sunday.
Pandelela and Jun Hoong managed just 46.20 points in the first round, 47.46 in second, 54.0 in third, 71.10 in fourth and 64.8 in the fifth and final dive.
-- BERNAMA
No Medals In Sight As Barren Run Continues
LONDON, July 30 (Bernama) -- Despite a positive start, there were no medals in sight as Malaysia's barren run continued on the second day of competitions in the 30th Olympics here Sunday.
Fencer Yu Peng Kean pulled of an upset by beating a much higher ranked opponent in the men's individual Sabre event but the women divers' dismal performance earned them the last slot in the 3m Springboard Synchronised diving.
Peng Kean brought some cheers to the local fencing fraternity and hope that the sports might one day become a medal contributor to the country.
In the Men's Sabre Individual event, Peng Kean, ranked world number 37, beat world number 28, Zeid Mannad from Egypt, 15-2 in the first round but was shown the way out by world number five from Hungary, Szilagyi Aron, losing out 1-15.
"Fencing is an Olympic sport but back in Malaysia, its not quite popular. I hope more Malaysian fencers will take up the sport seriously," he said.
Peng Kean is the second Malaysian fencer to compete in the Olympics after Ronnie Theseira who competed in the individual foil, epee and sabre events at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics.
At the Aquatics Centre, Pandelela Rinong and Cheong Jun Hoong finished last of the eight competitors after qualifying for the final of the women's Synchronised 3m Springboard.
The Malaysian pair managed 283.50 points, 62.70 points adrift of the gold medal winning pair from China, Wu Minxia and He Zi who amassed 346.20 points.
At the Wembley arena, world number eight men's doubles pair, Koo Kien Keat/Tan Boon Heong booked a place in the men's doubles quarterfinals after beating Tony Gunawan/Howard Bach of USA 21-12, 21-14, to register their second consecutive victory in their group.
Monday, the third day of the London Olympics, world number two men's singles player Datuk Lee Chong Wei will start his quest for the gold, in efforts to better the silver medal feat at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
Chong Wei who was away from competitive tournament for a few months due to a series of injuries will face Ville Lang from Finland while Tee Jing Yee will battle against Agnese Allegrini from Italy in the women's singles.
Haziq Kamaruddin will have a chance to redeem his dismal performance in the Men's Team Recurve when he takes on Gankin Denis from Kazakhstan in the men's individual Recurve event.
Sailor Khairulnizam Mohd Affendy will be hoping for strong winds to conquer his peers in the men's Dinghy (Laser) event which also sets sail Monday.
-- BERNAMA
Fencer Yu Peng Kean pulled of an upset by beating a much higher ranked opponent in the men's individual Sabre event but the women divers' dismal performance earned them the last slot in the 3m Springboard Synchronised diving.
Peng Kean brought some cheers to the local fencing fraternity and hope that the sports might one day become a medal contributor to the country.
In the Men's Sabre Individual event, Peng Kean, ranked world number 37, beat world number 28, Zeid Mannad from Egypt, 15-2 in the first round but was shown the way out by world number five from Hungary, Szilagyi Aron, losing out 1-15.
"Fencing is an Olympic sport but back in Malaysia, its not quite popular. I hope more Malaysian fencers will take up the sport seriously," he said.
Peng Kean is the second Malaysian fencer to compete in the Olympics after Ronnie Theseira who competed in the individual foil, epee and sabre events at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics.
At the Aquatics Centre, Pandelela Rinong and Cheong Jun Hoong finished last of the eight competitors after qualifying for the final of the women's Synchronised 3m Springboard.
The Malaysian pair managed 283.50 points, 62.70 points adrift of the gold medal winning pair from China, Wu Minxia and He Zi who amassed 346.20 points.
At the Wembley arena, world number eight men's doubles pair, Koo Kien Keat/Tan Boon Heong booked a place in the men's doubles quarterfinals after beating Tony Gunawan/Howard Bach of USA 21-12, 21-14, to register their second consecutive victory in their group.
Monday, the third day of the London Olympics, world number two men's singles player Datuk Lee Chong Wei will start his quest for the gold, in efforts to better the silver medal feat at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
Chong Wei who was away from competitive tournament for a few months due to a series of injuries will face Ville Lang from Finland while Tee Jing Yee will battle against Agnese Allegrini from Italy in the women's singles.
Haziq Kamaruddin will have a chance to redeem his dismal performance in the Men's Team Recurve when he takes on Gankin Denis from Kazakhstan in the men's individual Recurve event.
Sailor Khairulnizam Mohd Affendy will be hoping for strong winds to conquer his peers in the men's Dinghy (Laser) event which also sets sail Monday.
-- BERNAMA
Schedule of Malaysians in Action in London
Badminton (Wembley Arena)
Lee Chong Wei (Men Singles) Koo Kien Kiet - Tan Boon Heong (Men Doubles) Goh Liu Ying - Chan Peng Soon (Mixed Doubles) Tee Jing Yee (Women Singles)
Track cycling (London Velopark)
Azizul Hasni Awang (Men Keirin) on Tues 7 Aug
Josiah Ng (Men Sprint) on Sat 4 Aug -Mon 6 Aug
Fatehah Mustapha (Women Keirin) on Fri 3 Aug
Road Cycling (The Mall)
Adiq Husainie Othman/Amir Rusli Mustafa on 28 July,starts at Buckingham Palace/The Mall at 10am
Diving (Aquatics Centre, Olympic Park)
Pandalela Rinong and Tracy Vivien (10m Platform Individual Women), 8-9 Aug
Pandalela Rinong and Leong Mun Yee (10m Platform Women Synchronised), 31 July, at 3-4pm
Bryan Nickson (10m Men Platform), 10-11Aug
Bryan Nickson and Yeoh Ken Nee (3m Men Springboard) 6-7Aug
Bryan Nickson and Huang Qiang (3m Men Springboard Synchronised), 1Aug at 3-4pm
Cheong Jun Hoong and Wendy Ng Yan Yee (3m Women Springboard), 3-5Aug
Pandalela Rinong and Cheong Jun Hoong (3m Women Springboard Synchronised),29 July
Archery (Lords Cricket Ground)
Cheng Chu Sian, Kharul Anuar Mohamad, Hafiq Kamaruddin - Mens Team Recurve (27-28 July) and Mens Individual (27July,30July-1 Aug and 3 Aug)
Nurul Syafiqah - Women Singles (27 July,30 July-2 Aug)
Shooting (Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich)
Nur Suryani Talib - 10m Air Rifle on 28 July
Fencing (Excel) - Yu Peng Kean - Men Ind Sabre on 29July
Sailing (Weymouth and Portland, Dorset)
Khairulnizam Mohd Affendy
Open Water Swimming (Hyde Park)
Heidi Gan -10km Women Marathon on 9 August at 12pm
Athletics (Olympic Park- Olympic Stadium) (2 Wild card)
Noraseela Khalid - 400m Hurdles, 1st Round on 5 Aug at 7pm. Semifinal on 6 Aug at 8pm. Final on 8 Aug at 8.45pm
Lee Hup Wei - Men High Jump. Qualifying on 5Aug at 7pm. Final on 7Aug at 7pm
Swimming (Olympic Park-Aquatics Centre)
Khoo Cai Lin - 800m Freestyle Heats on 2Aug at 10.30am. Final on 3 Aug at 730pm
Fri 27 July Opening Ceremony
Sat 28 July Archery Men Team/ Badminton
Sun 29 July Archery/ Badminton/ Diving (Pandalela Rinong and Cheong Jun Hoong - 3m Women Springboard Synchronised at 3pm)
Mon 30 July Archery/ Badminton/ Diving (10m Men Platform Synchronised at 3pm - No Malaysian diver participation)
Tues 31 July Archery, Men Individual,Round 64 & Round 32, at 9-11am,3-5pm Badminton at 8.30am,12.30pm,6.30, Group stage Diving,10m Platform at 3pm, Women Synchronised Final,Pandalela Rinong - Leong Mun Yee
Wed 1 Aug Archery,Men Individual ,Round 64 & Round 32 at 9-11am, 3-5pm
Badminton at 9-11am,12.30pm-3.30pm, 5-9pm,Men & Women Singles Round 16
Women Doubles & Mixed Doubles
QF Diving,Synchronised at 3pm, 3m Men Springboard, Bryan Nickson and Huang Qiang
Thu 2 Aug Badminton at 9-11am Men Doubles QF 12.30-3.30pm Women Singles QF & Mixed Doubles SF 5-8pm Men Singles QF Women Singles SF Cycling, Team Sprint, Men & Women Swimming,800m Freestyle Heats Women, Khoo Cai Lin, 10.30am
Fri 3 Aug Archery, Men Individual.at 9am, Round16 & 2-4pm, QF, SF, Bronze, Gold Badminton,at 9-11am Women Singles SF & Mixed Doubles Bronze 1.30-5pm,Men Singles Semi Final,Mixed Doubles Final
Diving,3m Springboard at 2.30pm, Preliminary, Women, Cheong Jun Hoong and Wendy Ng Yan Yee Track Cycling, at 4-7pm, Keirin,Women,Fatehah Mustapha
Sat 4 Aug Badminton,at 9am-12pm Mens Doubles SF, Women Doubles Bronze, at 1.30-5pm, Women Doubles Gold,Women Singles Bronze,Women Singles Gold
Diving,3m Springboard,at 230pm, Semifinal,Women Individual, Cheong Jun Hoong and Wendy Ng Yan Yee
Cycling, Mens Sprint, Josiah Ng,at 10am-12pm Qualifying,1/16 Final, at 4pm-7pm 1/16 Final,R16,Finals
Sun 5 Aug Badminton, at 9-11am Mens Singles & Mens Doubles Bronze at 1-4pm, Men Singles & Mens Doubles Gold
Diving,at 7-8.30pm,3m Individual Final,Women Cheong Jun Hoong/Wendy Ng Yan Yee Cycling,Men Sprint,Josiah Ng,at 4.30-7pm,QF & Finals
Mon 6 Aug Diving 3m Springboard,at 7pm,Preliminary,Men, Bryan Nickson and Yeoh Ken Nee Cycling,Men Sprint, Josiah Ng,at 4-6pm,SF and Finals
Tues 7 Aug Diving,3m Springboard, Men,Bryan Nickson and Yeoh Ken Nee. Semifinal at 10am and Final at 7pm Cycling,Men Keirin, Azizul Hasni Awang
Wed 8 Aug Diving,10m Platform,Women,Pandalela Rinong. Preliminary at 7pm
Thu 9 Aug Diving,10m Platform,Women,Pandalela Rinong. Semifinal at 10am and Final at 7pm
Fri 10 Aug Diving,10m,Men,Bryan Nickson. Preliminary at 7pm
Sat 11 Aug Diving,10m, Men,Bryan Nickson. Semifinal at 10am and Final at 8.30pm
Sun 12 Aug Closing Ceremony
Lee Chong Wei (Men Singles) Koo Kien Kiet - Tan Boon Heong (Men Doubles) Goh Liu Ying - Chan Peng Soon (Mixed Doubles) Tee Jing Yee (Women Singles)
Track cycling (London Velopark)
Azizul Hasni Awang (Men Keirin) on Tues 7 Aug
Josiah Ng (Men Sprint) on Sat 4 Aug -Mon 6 Aug
Fatehah Mustapha (Women Keirin) on Fri 3 Aug
Road Cycling (The Mall)
Adiq Husainie Othman/Amir Rusli Mustafa on 28 July,starts at Buckingham Palace/The Mall at 10am
Diving (Aquatics Centre, Olympic Park)
Pandalela Rinong and Tracy Vivien (10m Platform Individual Women), 8-9 Aug
Pandalela Rinong and Leong Mun Yee (10m Platform Women Synchronised), 31 July, at 3-4pm
Bryan Nickson (10m Men Platform), 10-11Aug
Bryan Nickson and Yeoh Ken Nee (3m Men Springboard) 6-7Aug
Bryan Nickson and Huang Qiang (3m Men Springboard Synchronised), 1Aug at 3-4pm
Cheong Jun Hoong and Wendy Ng Yan Yee (3m Women Springboard), 3-5Aug
Pandalela Rinong and Cheong Jun Hoong (3m Women Springboard Synchronised),29 July
Archery (Lords Cricket Ground)
Cheng Chu Sian, Kharul Anuar Mohamad, Hafiq Kamaruddin - Mens Team Recurve (27-28 July) and Mens Individual (27July,30July-1 Aug and 3 Aug)
Nurul Syafiqah - Women Singles (27 July,30 July-2 Aug)
Shooting (Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich)
Nur Suryani Talib - 10m Air Rifle on 28 July
Fencing (Excel) - Yu Peng Kean - Men Ind Sabre on 29July
Sailing (Weymouth and Portland, Dorset)
Khairulnizam Mohd Affendy
Open Water Swimming (Hyde Park)
Heidi Gan -10km Women Marathon on 9 August at 12pm
Athletics (Olympic Park- Olympic Stadium) (2 Wild card)
Noraseela Khalid - 400m Hurdles, 1st Round on 5 Aug at 7pm. Semifinal on 6 Aug at 8pm. Final on 8 Aug at 8.45pm
Lee Hup Wei - Men High Jump. Qualifying on 5Aug at 7pm. Final on 7Aug at 7pm
Swimming (Olympic Park-Aquatics Centre)
Khoo Cai Lin - 800m Freestyle Heats on 2Aug at 10.30am. Final on 3 Aug at 730pm
Fri 27 July Opening Ceremony
Sat 28 July Archery Men Team/ Badminton
Sun 29 July Archery/ Badminton/ Diving (Pandalela Rinong and Cheong Jun Hoong - 3m Women Springboard Synchronised at 3pm)
Mon 30 July Archery/ Badminton/ Diving (10m Men Platform Synchronised at 3pm - No Malaysian diver participation)
Tues 31 July Archery, Men Individual,Round 64 & Round 32, at 9-11am,3-5pm Badminton at 8.30am,12.30pm,6.30, Group stage Diving,10m Platform at 3pm, Women Synchronised Final,Pandalela Rinong - Leong Mun Yee
Wed 1 Aug Archery,Men Individual ,Round 64 & Round 32 at 9-11am, 3-5pm
Badminton at 9-11am,12.30pm-3.30pm, 5-9pm,Men & Women Singles Round 16
Women Doubles & Mixed Doubles
QF Diving,Synchronised at 3pm, 3m Men Springboard, Bryan Nickson and Huang Qiang
Thu 2 Aug Badminton at 9-11am Men Doubles QF 12.30-3.30pm Women Singles QF & Mixed Doubles SF 5-8pm Men Singles QF Women Singles SF Cycling, Team Sprint, Men & Women Swimming,800m Freestyle Heats Women, Khoo Cai Lin, 10.30am
Fri 3 Aug Archery, Men Individual.at 9am, Round16 & 2-4pm, QF, SF, Bronze, Gold Badminton,at 9-11am Women Singles SF & Mixed Doubles Bronze 1.30-5pm,Men Singles Semi Final,Mixed Doubles Final
Diving,3m Springboard at 2.30pm, Preliminary, Women, Cheong Jun Hoong and Wendy Ng Yan Yee Track Cycling, at 4-7pm, Keirin,Women,Fatehah Mustapha
Sat 4 Aug Badminton,at 9am-12pm Mens Doubles SF, Women Doubles Bronze, at 1.30-5pm, Women Doubles Gold,Women Singles Bronze,Women Singles Gold
Diving,3m Springboard,at 230pm, Semifinal,Women Individual, Cheong Jun Hoong and Wendy Ng Yan Yee
Cycling, Mens Sprint, Josiah Ng,at 10am-12pm Qualifying,1/16 Final, at 4pm-7pm 1/16 Final,R16,Finals
Sun 5 Aug Badminton, at 9-11am Mens Singles & Mens Doubles Bronze at 1-4pm, Men Singles & Mens Doubles Gold
Diving,at 7-8.30pm,3m Individual Final,Women Cheong Jun Hoong/Wendy Ng Yan Yee Cycling,Men Sprint,Josiah Ng,at 4.30-7pm,QF & Finals
Mon 6 Aug Diving 3m Springboard,at 7pm,Preliminary,Men, Bryan Nickson and Yeoh Ken Nee Cycling,Men Sprint, Josiah Ng,at 4-6pm,SF and Finals
Tues 7 Aug Diving,3m Springboard, Men,Bryan Nickson and Yeoh Ken Nee. Semifinal at 10am and Final at 7pm Cycling,Men Keirin, Azizul Hasni Awang
Wed 8 Aug Diving,10m Platform,Women,Pandalela Rinong. Preliminary at 7pm
Thu 9 Aug Diving,10m Platform,Women,Pandalela Rinong. Semifinal at 10am and Final at 7pm
Fri 10 Aug Diving,10m,Men,Bryan Nickson. Preliminary at 7pm
Sat 11 Aug Diving,10m, Men,Bryan Nickson. Semifinal at 10am and Final at 8.30pm
Sun 12 Aug Closing Ceremony
McCreery gets to work
Kota Kinabalu: Newly appointed Sabah football coach David McCreery had his first training session with the players since their defeat to Kedah in the play-off five days ago at the Likas Sports Complex field 'B' on Tuesday afternoon.
29 players showed up including several reserve league players and they were given a light training session for about an hour.
The players went through a few short matches before David who was assisted by Andrew Majanggim called it a day and the players were later briefed on their weaknesses.
According to team manager Yahya Kassim, the training session was essential despite the fasting month, as there will be a match to be held on Thursday evening at the Likas Stadium where David will access each of the players.
A follow-up report is likely to be compiled and a decision will then be made by the management to decide on who are to stay and who are to leave.
The new-look team under David will be playing in the Premier League next season after two seasons in Super League.
29 players showed up including several reserve league players and they were given a light training session for about an hour.
The players went through a few short matches before David who was assisted by Andrew Majanggim called it a day and the players were later briefed on their weaknesses.
According to team manager Yahya Kassim, the training session was essential despite the fasting month, as there will be a match to be held on Thursday evening at the Likas Stadium where David will access each of the players.
A follow-up report is likely to be compiled and a decision will then be made by the management to decide on who are to stay and who are to leave.
The new-look team under David will be playing in the Premier League next season after two seasons in Super League.
M'sian shuttlers expected to face contrasting fortunes
Kuala Lumpur: Malaysian shuttlers competing in the London Olympics are expected to face contrasting fortunes in the men's singles, men's doubles and mixed doubles competition.
National singles ace Datuk Lee Chong Wei was drawn against less formidable opponents while the men's doubles pair Koo Kien Keat/Tan Boon Heong will have a daunting task against South Korea's leading pair.
Chong Wei, the world number is expected to go through an easy passage to the semi-final after being drawn against world number 45, Ville Lang from Finland in Group A.
Barring any upsets, Chong Wei is expected to meet China's rising star Chen Long in the semis and probably meet defending champion Lin Dan of China in the final.
Former world number one pair Kien Keat-Boon Heong are drawn in Group D together with world number one pair Chung Jae Sung/Lee Yong Dae from South Korea, Howard Bach/Tony Gunawan (US/Indonesia) and Japanese pair Naoki Kawamae/Shoji Sato.
Mixed doubles pair Chan Peng Soon/Goh Liu Ying, making their Olympics debut, will certainly have an uphill task after being drawn in Group D against world number two pair Xu Chen/Ma Jin from China, Sudket Prapakamol/Saralee Thoungthongkam from Thailand and Chen Hung Ling/Cheng Wan Hsing from Taiwan.
The Olympics format for singles will see 64 players divided in 16 groups comprising four players each while the top player from each group will advance to the next round.
The doubles competition will see 16 pairs divided into four groups and the top two teams from each group advancing to the knockout stage.
Meanwhile, deputy Youth and Sports minister Datuk Razali Ibrahim said based on the draw made for the Olympics Monday, Chong Wei, 29, must treat every game seriously and not just consider the round robin matches as a warm up although his opponents may be weaker.
"At the Olympics, every player will be up for the challenge...so, he (Chong Wei) must be focused," he told reporters after launching the 'Station of Life-The Flame of Sporting Spirit' programme organised by Syarikat Prasarana Negara Berhad at the Bukit Jalil LRT Station here Tuesday.
The programme that kicked off last will continue until Aug 12 and aimed at turning the station as a venue for the promotion of the Olympics to commuters. - Bernama
National singles ace Datuk Lee Chong Wei was drawn against less formidable opponents while the men's doubles pair Koo Kien Keat/Tan Boon Heong will have a daunting task against South Korea's leading pair.
Chong Wei, the world number is expected to go through an easy passage to the semi-final after being drawn against world number 45, Ville Lang from Finland in Group A.
Barring any upsets, Chong Wei is expected to meet China's rising star Chen Long in the semis and probably meet defending champion Lin Dan of China in the final.
Former world number one pair Kien Keat-Boon Heong are drawn in Group D together with world number one pair Chung Jae Sung/Lee Yong Dae from South Korea, Howard Bach/Tony Gunawan (US/Indonesia) and Japanese pair Naoki Kawamae/Shoji Sato.
Mixed doubles pair Chan Peng Soon/Goh Liu Ying, making their Olympics debut, will certainly have an uphill task after being drawn in Group D against world number two pair Xu Chen/Ma Jin from China, Sudket Prapakamol/Saralee Thoungthongkam from Thailand and Chen Hung Ling/Cheng Wan Hsing from Taiwan.
The Olympics format for singles will see 64 players divided in 16 groups comprising four players each while the top player from each group will advance to the next round.
The doubles competition will see 16 pairs divided into four groups and the top two teams from each group advancing to the knockout stage.
Meanwhile, deputy Youth and Sports minister Datuk Razali Ibrahim said based on the draw made for the Olympics Monday, Chong Wei, 29, must treat every game seriously and not just consider the round robin matches as a warm up although his opponents may be weaker.
"At the Olympics, every player will be up for the challenge...so, he (Chong Wei) must be focused," he told reporters after launching the 'Station of Life-The Flame of Sporting Spirit' programme organised by Syarikat Prasarana Negara Berhad at the Bukit Jalil LRT Station here Tuesday.
The programme that kicked off last will continue until Aug 12 and aimed at turning the station as a venue for the promotion of the Olympics to commuters. - Bernama
Diving squad, Suryani optimistic of winning Olympic medals
SEPANG: The diving squad and national shooter Suryani Mohamed Taibi are optimistic of bringing back medals despite the various challenges to be faced at the London Olympics.
Although the diving squad were surprised that officials from Europe dominated the jury panel, Pandelela Rinong said the squad must avoid making minor errors during the preliminary rounds of the heats.
Referring to the complete list of the jury panel obtained from the website, Europe had the largest number of representatives with nine officials all together, including one from the host nation, Great Britain, she said.
"To me what's important is to make a good dive to convince the jury to give the best mark," Pandelela told reporters when met at the KL International Airport, here Monday night.
Pandelela and seven other divers, national swimmer, Koo Chai Lin, national fencing athlete, Yu Peng Kean and Suryani left for London Monday night to compete in the Olympic.
The seven divers are Bryan Nickson Lomas, Huang Qiang, Yeoh Ken Nee, Cheong Jun Hoong, Ng Yan Yee, Traisy Vivien Tukiet and Leong Mun Yee.
Meanwhile, Suryani, who is in her eighth month of pregnancy, said she would be competing in the women's 10m Air Rifle event.
"I consider the championship as any other that I have participated in previously. I don't want to give too much focus on it.
To me, adequate mental preparation is enough to overcome whatever obstacles," she said. - Bernama
Although the diving squad were surprised that officials from Europe dominated the jury panel, Pandelela Rinong said the squad must avoid making minor errors during the preliminary rounds of the heats.
Referring to the complete list of the jury panel obtained from the website, Europe had the largest number of representatives with nine officials all together, including one from the host nation, Great Britain, she said.
"To me what's important is to make a good dive to convince the jury to give the best mark," Pandelela told reporters when met at the KL International Airport, here Monday night.
Pandelela and seven other divers, national swimmer, Koo Chai Lin, national fencing athlete, Yu Peng Kean and Suryani left for London Monday night to compete in the Olympic.
The seven divers are Bryan Nickson Lomas, Huang Qiang, Yeoh Ken Nee, Cheong Jun Hoong, Ng Yan Yee, Traisy Vivien Tukiet and Leong Mun Yee.
Meanwhile, Suryani, who is in her eighth month of pregnancy, said she would be competing in the women's 10m Air Rifle event.
"I consider the championship as any other that I have participated in previously. I don't want to give too much focus on it.
To me, adequate mental preparation is enough to overcome whatever obstacles," she said. - Bernama
Mum-to-be targets gold
Kuala Lumpur: When Malaysia's first women's Olympic shooter takes aim in London, she will offer a silent prayer to Allah to keep her unborn child from kicking until the mum-to-be can pull the trigger.
Nur Suryani Mohamad Taibi, the 2010 Commonwealth Games gold medallist and a navy logistics officer, is due in September, but that-and the concerns of friends and family-has not stopped her. Not yet, any way.
Her bubbly personality belies what she calls a "stubborn" streak.
She kept training through morning sickness and a rapidly expanding belly, and with the Games opening on Friday, she is just days away from her dream.
"Most people said I was crazy and selfish because they think I am jeopardising my baby's health," said the 29-year-old, who is expecting for the first time.
"My husband said grab it as this is a rare chance which may not come again. Also, I am the mother. I know what I can do. I am a stubborn person."
Nur Suryani is not the first expectant mother to compete in the Olympic Games.
But at nearly eight months, the 10-metre air rifle competitor will surely be one of the most heavily pregnant Olympians in history.
And she will smash the record books if she wins gold-Malaysia has never taken an Olympic crown.
Readying for a recent training session, she squeezed her bulging abdomen into the heavy body suit and jacket worn by competitors to aid stability before shouldering her rifle.
Standing as still as a statue, Nur Suryani takes a deep breath before each shot, puts the target in her sights and squeezes the trigger.
She no longer suffers from morning sickness, but shooting requires an extremely steady hand and body, so much so that many shooters time their shots between heartbeats, when the body is most stable.
A key concern therefore will be whether her unborn child-a girl whom she will name Dayana Widyan-kicks at the wrong time.
"I am able to shoot as normal. But a kick from the baby stops me from pulling the trigger," she said.
She recites verses from the Koran-Malaysia is a Muslim-majority country to calm the unborn girl, she said.
"Every morning I talk to her and I say: 'Mummy is going for training.
Please remain calm. Don't kick.' But she was naughty this morning," she said, bursting into laughter.
But the confident Malaysian, who won Asian Games bronze in 2010 and is ranked 47th in the world, insists she is as fit as ever and that her scores have remained consistent in training even as her pregnancy has advanced.
She has adjusted her stance slightly to accommodate the physical changes and says that the extra weight actually has the added benefit of increasing stability.
"But if the baby kicks I have to breathe easy and let the baby calm down before shooting," she said.
Nur Suryani's husband Marhazli Mokhtar, a police officer, will accompany her to London to help settle her nerves-and in case the baby arrives prematurely.
"I just want to perform my best at the Games. If gold comes, thanks to God and my baby. Who knows?
Miracles can happen," she said. - AFP
Nur Suryani Mohamad Taibi, the 2010 Commonwealth Games gold medallist and a navy logistics officer, is due in September, but that-and the concerns of friends and family-has not stopped her. Not yet, any way.
Her bubbly personality belies what she calls a "stubborn" streak.
She kept training through morning sickness and a rapidly expanding belly, and with the Games opening on Friday, she is just days away from her dream.
"Most people said I was crazy and selfish because they think I am jeopardising my baby's health," said the 29-year-old, who is expecting for the first time.
"My husband said grab it as this is a rare chance which may not come again. Also, I am the mother. I know what I can do. I am a stubborn person."
Nur Suryani is not the first expectant mother to compete in the Olympic Games.
But at nearly eight months, the 10-metre air rifle competitor will surely be one of the most heavily pregnant Olympians in history.
And she will smash the record books if she wins gold-Malaysia has never taken an Olympic crown.
Readying for a recent training session, she squeezed her bulging abdomen into the heavy body suit and jacket worn by competitors to aid stability before shouldering her rifle.
Standing as still as a statue, Nur Suryani takes a deep breath before each shot, puts the target in her sights and squeezes the trigger.
She no longer suffers from morning sickness, but shooting requires an extremely steady hand and body, so much so that many shooters time their shots between heartbeats, when the body is most stable.
A key concern therefore will be whether her unborn child-a girl whom she will name Dayana Widyan-kicks at the wrong time.
"I am able to shoot as normal. But a kick from the baby stops me from pulling the trigger," she said.
She recites verses from the Koran-Malaysia is a Muslim-majority country to calm the unborn girl, she said.
"Every morning I talk to her and I say: 'Mummy is going for training.
Please remain calm. Don't kick.' But she was naughty this morning," she said, bursting into laughter.
But the confident Malaysian, who won Asian Games bronze in 2010 and is ranked 47th in the world, insists she is as fit as ever and that her scores have remained consistent in training even as her pregnancy has advanced.
She has adjusted her stance slightly to accommodate the physical changes and says that the extra weight actually has the added benefit of increasing stability.
"But if the baby kicks I have to breathe easy and let the baby calm down before shooting," she said.
Nur Suryani's husband Marhazli Mokhtar, a police officer, will accompany her to London to help settle her nerves-and in case the baby arrives prematurely.
"I just want to perform my best at the Games. If gold comes, thanks to God and my baby. Who knows?
Miracles can happen," she said. - AFP
Arsenal Come From Behind To Gun Down Malaysia 2-1
KUALA LUMPUR, July 25 (Bernama) -- English Premier League outfit Arsenal FC came from behind to gun down Malaysia 2-1 in an action packed friendly match at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil, here Tuesday night.
The win was the second on the trot recorded by the English side, dubbed the 'Gunners', after having won 4-0 at the same venue during their Asian Tour last year.
The national side dubbed as 'Harimau Malaya' gave the Gunners an early scare through Mohd Safee Sali's half-volley in the 5th minute but it was well saved by the visitors' goalkeeper Vitor Mannone.
The Gunners increased their tempo and forward Marouane Chamakh almost opened accounts for the English side in the 8th minute but it was pushed out by Mohd Farizal Marlias in the Malaysian goal.
The national side coached by Datuk K. Rajagobal then took the lead in the 46th minute when defender Mohd Azmi Muslim unleashed an unstoppable shot from 25 metres into the top corner, leaving Mannone rooted to his spot.
Startled by the score, Gunners coach Arsene Wenger revamped his whole squad in the second half but the Malaysian defence marshalled by Mohamad Aidil Zafuan Abdul Radzak and S. Subramaniam stood their ground, preventing every effort from their speedy strikers, especially England striker Theo Walcott.
The Gunners' new signing from Germany, Thomas Eisfeld however, levelled the score in the 87th minute before Chuks Aneke turned hero for the Gunners when he scored in the final minute, sending thousands of local fans who filled the stadium, disappointed.
Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) President Sultan Ahmad Shah then presented the medals and trophy to both teams.
The Gunners will wrap up their Asian Tour with another friendly match against Kitchee FC of Hong Kong at the Hong Kong Stadium on Sunday.
-- BERNAMA
The win was the second on the trot recorded by the English side, dubbed the 'Gunners', after having won 4-0 at the same venue during their Asian Tour last year.
The national side dubbed as 'Harimau Malaya' gave the Gunners an early scare through Mohd Safee Sali's half-volley in the 5th minute but it was well saved by the visitors' goalkeeper Vitor Mannone.
The Gunners increased their tempo and forward Marouane Chamakh almost opened accounts for the English side in the 8th minute but it was pushed out by Mohd Farizal Marlias in the Malaysian goal.
The national side coached by Datuk K. Rajagobal then took the lead in the 46th minute when defender Mohd Azmi Muslim unleashed an unstoppable shot from 25 metres into the top corner, leaving Mannone rooted to his spot.
Startled by the score, Gunners coach Arsene Wenger revamped his whole squad in the second half but the Malaysian defence marshalled by Mohamad Aidil Zafuan Abdul Radzak and S. Subramaniam stood their ground, preventing every effort from their speedy strikers, especially England striker Theo Walcott.
The Gunners' new signing from Germany, Thomas Eisfeld however, levelled the score in the 87th minute before Chuks Aneke turned hero for the Gunners when he scored in the final minute, sending thousands of local fans who filled the stadium, disappointed.
Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) President Sultan Ahmad Shah then presented the medals and trophy to both teams.
The Gunners will wrap up their Asian Tour with another friendly match against Kitchee FC of Hong Kong at the Hong Kong Stadium on Sunday.
-- BERNAMA
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Ep26 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/200127133/301f564/RADhabi.E26.mp4.html
Ep25 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/199970903/3788d44/RADhabi.E25.mp4.html
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Ep23 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/199226360/ab0b6a3/RADhabi.E23.mp4.html
Ep22 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/199083091/d0e9441/RADhabi.E22.mp4.html
Ep21 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/198917926/018b4dc/RADhabi.E21.mp4.html
Ep20 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/198774046/25f27da/RADhabi.E20.mp4.html
Ep19 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/198233522/d7ee92a/RADhabi.E19.mp4.html
Ep18 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/198100527/2e2fa85/RADhabi.E18.mp4.html
Ep17 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/197976496/e697bed/RADhabi.E17.mp4.html
Ep16 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/197854898/5466289/RADhabi.E16.mp4.html
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Ep 9 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/196090668/f147995/RADhabi.E09.mp4.html
Ep 8 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/195406909/3b4eba8/RADhabi.E08.mp4.html
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Ep 5 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/194994668/15389dc/RADhabi.E05.mp4.html
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Ep 3 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/194234560/3645fd8/RADhabi.E03.mp4.html
Ep 2 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/194072052/5d02651/RADhabi.E02.mp4.html
Ep 1 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/193930612/4750545/RADhabi.E01.mp4.html
SDLB
Ep 15 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/197990957/b266827/SDLBiru.E15.mp4.html
Ep 14 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/197333307/b0f33fe/SDLBiru.E14.mp4.html
Ep 13 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/197311821/0acb752/SDLBiru.E13.mp4.html
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Ep 11 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/196557743/6db7788/SDLBiru.E11.mp4.html
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Ep 9 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/196117766/640b671/SDLBiru.E09.mp4.html
Ep 8 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/195427513/21dbdcc/SDLBiru.E08.mp4.html
Ep 7 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/195294511/60aee0d/SDLBiru.E07.mp4.html
Ep 6 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/195161393/6b687dd/SDLBiru.E06.mp4.html
Ep 5 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/194512517/8d5486d/SDLBiru.E05.mp4.html
Ep 4 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/194256955/7009c9a/SDLBiru.E04.mp4.html
Ep 3 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/194090587/ec59259/SDLBiru.E03.mp4.html
Ep 2 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/193343865/9550230/SDLBiru.E02.mp4.html
Ep 1 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/192965943/15f05de/SDLBiru.E01.mp4.html
SA
Ep 35 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/202506168/7d27b2c/SA_E35.mp4.html
Ep 34 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/202342431/a095615/SA_E34.mp4.html
Ep 33 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/201549778/422351e/SA_E33.mp4.html
Ep 32 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/201414048/c747815/SA_E32.mp4.html
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Ep 29 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/200229644/d6028e4/SA_E29.mp4.html
Ep 28 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/200096018/621247a/SA_E28.mp4.html
Ep 27 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/199310979/b875e15/SA_e27.mp4.html
Ep 26 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/199159679/e48b4ef/SA_e26.mp4.html
Ep 25 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/199154703/3474d17/SA_e25.mp4.html
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Ep 22 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/198088238/05c2065/SA_e22.mp4.html
Ep 21 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/197255494/444d1b3/SA_E21.mp4.html
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Ep 19 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/197015529/d05917d/SA_e19.mp4.html
Ep 18 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/196323305/41507ed/SA_E18.mp4.html
Ep 17 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/196194298/4b70299/SA_E17.mp4.html
Ep 16 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/196070180/0e03c67/SA_E16.mp4.html
Ep 15 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/195370301/93acc68/56521314_mp4_h264_aac_hq.mp4.html
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Ep 8 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/192882003/c82bc52/SA_e8.mp4.html
Ep 7 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/192702117/6824f95/SA_e7.mp4.html
Ep 6 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/191679867/c4fb39c/SA_e6.mp4.html
Ep 5 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/191562914/2d112e6/SA_e5.mp4.html
Ep 4 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/191341599/c6a0052/SA_e4.mp4.html
Ep 3 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/190578435/9eea39e/SA_e3.mp4.html
Ep 2 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/190252144/c6ea080/SA_e2.mp4.html
Ep 1 HotF -https://hotfile.com/dl/190250746/3995b30/SA_e1.mp4.html
JS
Ep12 & Ep13 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/195964578/2bb36e7/JShirah.E12-13.mp4.html
Ep10 & Ep11 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/195828357/4f1a92f/JSarah.E10-11.mp4.html
Ep9 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/193781734/d65baa6/JShirah.E09.mp4.html
Ep7 & Ep8 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/193134081/c7f01ef/JShirah.E07-08.mp4.html
Ep5 & Ep6 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/191113746/fd716f5/JShirah.E05-06.mp4.html
Ep3 & Ep4 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/189909292/860bea8/JShirah.E03-04.mp4.html
Ep1 & Ep2 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/188822303/1944bbf/Janji_Shirah.E01.mp4.html
CQ
Ep 13 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/201115427/6e24ab2/CQaseh.E13.Akhir.mp4.html
Ep 12 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/199978411/e817ae6/CQaseh.E12.mp4.html
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Ep 1 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/187081298/0457a64/Cinta.Qaseh.E01.mp4.html
HP
Ep 13 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/199392532/8fee9ae/HPadamu.E13.mp4.html
Ep 12 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/198375694/2715862/HPadamu.E12.mp4.html
Ep 11 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/197467806/b6f8a2d/HPadamu.E11.mp4.html
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Ep 9 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/195653792/1b3abbc/HPadamu.E09.mp4.html
Ep 8 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/194533102/4f01c82/HPadamu.E08.mp4.html
Ep 7 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/193357246/275bca7/HPadamu.E07.mp4.html
Ep 6 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/191971164/388201a/HPadamu.E06.mp4.html
Ep 5 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/190622699/501b83f/HPadamu.E05.mp4.html
Ep 4 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/189584091/4888ff7/HPadamu.E04.mp4.html
Ep 3 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/188500616/1f1b52c/Hanya_Padamu.E03.mp4.html
Ep 2 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/187438320/c5f5db3/Hanya_Padamu.E02.mp4.html
Ep 1 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/186414886/0b88692/Hanya_Padamu.E01.mp4.html
TK
Ep 12 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/225631739/20fc82b/TKasih.KBergetar.E12.mp4.html
Ep 11 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/225511571/579d4fe/TKasih.KBergetar.E11.mp4.html
Ep 10 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/225056873/747e412/TKasih.KBergetar.E10.mp4.html
Ep 9 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/224914332/0a619a8/TKasih.KBergetar.E09.mp4.html
Ep 8 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/224814457/7c1093c/TKasih.KBergetar.E08.mp4.html
Ep 7 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/224695602/1a19a78/TKasih.KBergetar.E07.mp4.html
Ep 6 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/224138539/19d9829/Teduhan_Kasih.E06.mp4.html
Ep 5 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/223986331/a122e5c/Teduhan_Kasih.E05.mp4.html
Ep 4 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/223843039/38030f7/Teduhan_Kasih.E04.mp4.html
Ep 3 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/223708037/6374c6c/Teduhan_Kasih.E03.mp4.html
Ep 2 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/223125228/3febba5/Teduhan_Kasih.E02.mp4.html
Ep 1 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/222969696/d3eb110/Teduhan_Kasih.E01.mp4.html
KARLS
Ep 11 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/225520825/4306f4c/Karlos.KBergetar.E11.mp4.html
Ep 10 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/224706631/807af13/Karlos.KBergetar.E10.mp4.html
Ep 9 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/223697918/38a9c4d/Karlos.E09.mp4.html
Ep 8 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/222843095/0a38fdf/Karlos.E08.mp4.html
Ep 7 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/213038670/1c54e9e/Karlos.E07.mp4.html
Ep 6 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/203173895/481c6fd/Karlos.E06.mp4.html
Ep 5 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/200945757/02df775/Karlos.E05.mp4.html
Ep 4 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/199821091/6808b15/Karlos.E04.mp4.html
Ep 3 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/198787597/59ad4ed/Karlos.E03.mp4.html
Ep 2 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/197864925/87aecb4/Karlos.E02.mp4.html
Ep 1 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/196960266/5af18f8/Karlos.E01.mp4.html
KLI
Ep 14 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/206482582/a07de18/KLelaki.Itu.E14.mp4.html
Ep 13 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/204073988/cbb3f03/KLelaki.Itu.E13.mp4.html
Ep 12 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/203306558/52c87ac/KLelaki.Itu.E12.mp4.html
Ep 11 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/203170149/ef047b0/KLelaki.Itu.E11.mp4.html
Ep 10 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/200946380/119c02b/KLelaki.Itu.E09.mp4.html
Ep 9 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/201697314/b14e902/KLelaki.Itu.E09.mp4.html
Ep 8 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/199822225/2f7b149/KLelaki.Itu.E08.mp4.html
Ep 7 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/199054412/015bbdd/KLelaki.Itu.E07.mp4.html
Ep 6 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/198789045/d483969/KLelaki.Itu.E06.mp4.html
Ep 5 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/197990283/dd48db4/KLelaki.Itu.E05.mp4.html
Ep 4 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/197863512/5dbcbda/KLelaki.Itu.E04.mp4.html
Ep 3 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/197081928/f0d6c0b/KLelaki.Itu.E03.mp4.html
Ep 2 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/196961636/ba8efe9/KLelaki.Itu.E02.mp4.html
Ep 1 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/196116405/9f2cac5/KLelaki.Itu.E01.mp4.html
SSID
Ep 8 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/225173707/a3b6529/SDia.KBergetar.E08.mp4.html
Ep 7 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/224291245/705280a/SDia.E07.mp4.html
Ep 6 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/223299994/4586a20/SDia.E06.mp4.html
Ep 5 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/218514860/99f3a57/SDia.E05.mp4.html
Ep 4 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/203684144/00e6031/SDia.E04.mp4.html
Ep 3 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/202714404/72007fa/SDia.E03.mp4.html
Ep 2 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/201654336/1c4a2a8/SDia.E02.mp4.html
Ep 1 HotF -http://hotfile.com/dl/200447838/7a68678/SDia.E01.mp4.html
AHawa
Channel: Mustika HD (134)
Time: 10.00 pm
Days: Monday-Thursday
Cast: Aaron Aziz, Nadiya Nissa & Anzalna Nasir
Synopsis:
Time: 10.00 pm
Days: Monday-Thursday
Cast: Aaron Aziz, Nadiya Nissa & Anzalna Nasir
Synopsis:
Ain Hawani forced into marriage with Adam when they were both arrested on a misunderstanding proximity. Although Ain denied, Adam just sit back and let it all happen. Of frustration, leaving Adam alone run Ain waiting for the return of his beloved wife. Years passed and finally they met again. But will they be set aside ego and surrender to feeling really admire themselves?
Ep 80 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/188480698/1239539/Adam.Hawa.E80.mkv.html
Ep 79 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/188356595/2749304/Adam.Hawa.E79.mkv.html
Ep 78 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/188082020/62a9b24/Adam.Hawa.E78.rar.html
Ep 77 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/188047995/38cb34b/Adam.Hawa.E77.mkv.html
Ep 76 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/187429597/77621b0/Adam.Hawa.E76.mkv.html
Ep 75 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/187254789/74d5c50/Adam.Hawa.E75.mkv.html
Ep 74 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/187080689/0b51918/Adam.Hawa.E74.mkv.html
Ep 73 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/186865648/d1f858f/Adam.Hawa.Ep73.rar.html
Ep 72 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/186285305/e2f28f9/Adam.Hawa.E72.rar.html
Ep 71 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/186155285/47b784b/Adam.Hawa.E71.rar.html
Ep 70 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/185959354/51525ea/Adam.Hawa.E69.mkv.html
Ep 69 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/185959354/51525ea/Adam.Hawa.E69.mkv.html
Ep 68 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/185580747/0ce045b/Adam.Hawa.E68.mkv.html
Ep 67 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/185399634/03eb042/Adam.Hawa.E67.mkv.html
Ep 66 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/185196287/2ac5dcc/Adam.Hawa.E66.mkv.html
Ep 65 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/185001327/27fcaa1/Adam.Hawa.E65.mkv.html
Ep 64 HotF - https://hotfile.com/dl/184158420/1f8e833/Adam.Hawa.EP64.mkv.html
Ep 63 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/184137982/46504f5/Adam.Hawa.E63.mkv.html
Ep 62 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/183853705/dd59d04/Adam.Hawa.E62.mkv.html
Ep 61 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/183523311/03b3020/Adam.Hawa.E61.mp4.html
Ep 60 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/182824271/3ba6903/Adam.Hawa.E60.mkv.html
Ep 59 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/182503685/ebe9c05/Adam.Hawa.E59.mkv.html
Ep 58 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/182344036/5148e01/Adam.Hawa.E58.mkv.html
Ep 57 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/182326756/6c5336b/Adam.Hawa.E57.mkv.html
Ep 56 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/181706750/c69ffc0/Adam.Hawa.E56.mp4.html
Ep 55 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/181707614/39ef91f/Adam.Hawa.E55.mkv.html
Ep 54 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/181393618/039cb1f/Adam.Hawa.E54.mkv.html
Ep 53 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/181072409/fb5380b/Adam.Hawa.E53.mkv.html
Ep 52 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/180552813/02fe667/Adam.Hawa.E52.mkv.html
Ep 51 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/180411307/4ebf3d3/Adam.Hawa.E51.mkv.html
Ep 50 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/180163798/ef3480b/Adam.Hawa.E50.mkv.html
Ep 49 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/180034069/7324415/Adam.Hawa.Ep49.rar.html
Ep 48 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/179625469/b3451a8/Adam.Hawa.Ep48.rar.html
Ep 47 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/179537666/0548505/Adam.Hawa.E47.mkv.html
Ep 46 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/179454750/c07346f/Adam.Hawa.E46.mkv.html
Ep 45 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/179342168/6390837/Adam.Hawa.E45.mkv.html
Ep 44 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/178931754/af18b9a/Adam.Hawa.E44.mkv.html
Ep 43 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/178810695/9d2f747/Adam.Hawa.E43.mkv.html
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Ep 41 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/178619010/1ffc491/Adam.Hawa.E41.mkv.html
Ep 40 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/178317441/4b73a5f/Adam.Hawa.E40.mkv.html
Ep 39 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/178188451/1987d73/Adam.Hawa.E39.mkv.html
Ep 38 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/178076575/0ca2f05/Adam.Hawa.E38.mkv.html
Ep 37 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/177977025/2343389/Adam.Hawa.E37.mkv.html
Ep 36 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/177571385/abb0fff/Adam.Hawa.E36.mkv.html
Ep 35 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/177432357/7b5e245/Adam.Hawa.E35.mkv.html
Ep 34 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/177264001/e15fce1/Adam.Hawa.E34.mkv.html
Ep 33 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/177180902/c6c57d3/Adam.Hawa.E33.mkv.html
Ep 32 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/176617921/36ee504/Adam.Hawa.E32.mkv.html
Ep 31 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/176428782/817c800/Adam.Hawa.E31.mkv.html
Ep 30 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/176303307/5904513/Adam.Hawa.E30.mkv.html
Ep 29 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/176182418/dfaea4a/Adam.Hawa.E29.mkv.html
Ep 28 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/175775287/c7cba33/Adam.Hawa.E28.mkv.html
Ep 27 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/175627272/953fb95/Adam.Hawa.E27.mkv.html
Ep 26 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/175609362/9f679c8/Adam.Hawa.E26.mkv.html
Ep 25 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/175392639/a2904ac/Adam.Hawa.E25.mp4.html
Ep 24 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/174966996/d7b9516/Adam.Hawa.24.mp4.html
Ep 23 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/174812169/9f18f97/Adam.Hawa.E23.mp4.html
Ep 22 HotF - http://hotfile.com/dl/174701738/96089e6/Adam.Hawa.E22.mkv.html
Ep 21 HotF - Adam.Hawa.E21/?n3bixe1z7gvk300
Ep 20 HotF - Adam.Hawa.E20/?qdwwqqyqovjk4d9
Ep 19 HotF - Adam.Hawa.E19/?bevf9bj7jhc7o0i
Ep 18 HotF - Adam.Hawa.E18/?s6bj2ajg3952ndq
Ep 17 HotF - Adam.Hawa.E17/?jr8c4sw2hls91ho
Ep 16 HotF - AHawa.E16/?me64z74bof76up3
Ep 15 HotF - AHawa.E15/?3dioz9ffwerdcy9
Ep 14 HotF - AHawa.E14/?6nd9k6zww25tzv1
Ep 13 HotF - AHawa.E13/?csc3hig0yaea8v0
Ep 12 HotF - AHawa.E12/?6zx3x8679k14h01
Ep 11 HotF - AHawa.E11/?yk13naejgj94y7i
Ep 10 HotF - AHawa.E10/?imwmi7uiq7odb26
Ep 9 HotF - AHawa.E09/?klrx85qyb95v5q8
Ep 8 HotF - AHawa.E08/?5ef4gug3xwoj858
Ep 7 HotF - AHawa.E07/?bpb2ulp2mqv6ftq
Ep 6 HotF - AHawa.E06/?9j4ng076bgrzdm5
Ep 5 HotF - AHawa.E05/?5h7ugotci9vshyz
Ep 4 HotF - Adam.Hawa.E04/?olxq5czscm87vip
Ep 3 HotF - Adam.Hawa.E03/?cz2bzx6r4z1yl24
Ep 2 HotF - Adam.Hawa.E02/?yfvlj5lx2droe7d
Ep 1 HotF - Adam.Hawa.E01/?vhct9xx8apyqbq
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