Malaysia’s National Teqball Team marked a historic breakthrough at the SEA Games, clinching five bronze medals across all categories in their first official appearance, a feat that underlines the nation’s rapid rise in the sport.
Even more impressively, Malaysia advanced to the semi-finals in every category, proving their competitiveness and depth against more established teqball nations in Southeast Asia.
Malaysia’s five bronze medals were secured by the following athletes:
- Men’s Singles: Ash Hameed Azmilaan Shahul Hameed
- Mixed Doubles: Nur Hidayat Ar Rashid & Nurul Syafiqah Jafri
- Women’s Singles: Nur Natasha Amyra Fazil
- Men’s Doubles: Muhammad Faris Farizal & Ahmad Eizlan Rakhli
- Women’s Doubles: Nurul Syafiqah Jafri & Nur Natasha Amyra Fazil
Their performances not only delivered medals but also showcased Malaysia’s technical growth, tactical maturity, and mental resilience on the international stage.
Behind these podium finishes lies a powerful story of dedication, sacrifice, and unity. From athletes committing countless hours to training, to coaches sharpening strategies, and support staff working tirelessly behind the scenes, this SEA Games campaign was built on collective belief and shared purpose.
The Teqball Association of Malaysia EXCO extended its heartfelt appreciation and gratitude to all athletes, coaches, team managers, officials, support staff, sponsors, and partners whose contributions — direct and indirect — made this success possible.
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