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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.
Audio+ hosts Timesport On The Beat, a sports show with 86 episodes published.
Former Thomas Cup winner Kwan Yoke Meng said Malaysia’s key to winning the prestigious men’s team tournament lies in Lee Zii Jia. He felt that the independent shuttler is arguably the strongest third singles in the compe
The FA of Malaysia will not want to hear this. Football critic Zakaria Rahim says the national men’s team are no longer respected by their rivals in Southeast Asia. He claims that from the way “opponents talk about us”,
Is replacing the national men's hockey coach really fixing anything or just masking long-standing issues? In this episode, we break down Sarjit Singh’s exit and Brendon Carolan’s arrival, as former international Maninder
Is replacing the national men's hockey coach really fixing anything or just masking long-standing issues? In this episode, we break down Sarjit Singh’s exit and Brendon Carolan’s arrival, as former international Maninder
Timesport’s Fadhli Ishak sat down with national women’s sevens head coach Faiz Samsukhidhir and team manager Tan Thiam Jin (TJ) to discuss the team’s historic SEA Games silver medal, the push for greater athlete career s
Timesport: On the Beat goes to the heart of Malaysian football to ask what truly matters and what’s been holding it back. Football critic Sayf Ismail offers a frank, no-nonsense reality check.
Veteran hockey writer Aftar Singh insists Malaysia have no excuses heading into the Hockey World Cup Qualifiers in Ismailia, Egypt, with the Speedy Tigers expected to reach the final based on ranking and experience. In t
Timesport's Fadhli Ishak sat down with Malaysia Pro Cycling founder and team principal Sayuti Zahit to discuss the team's direction and also take a broader look at what it takes to succeed in road cycling.
WHAT has led to the decline in Malaysia’s men’s badminton singles? Since Lee Chong Wei’s retirement, we have no one really capable of carrying the torch in this department. Lee Zii Jia did show some promise but the forme
Former Thomas Cup winner Datuk James Selvaraj speaks to K. M. Boopathy on the Timesport: On The Beat podcast about the performances of the Malaysian pairs, led by women’s doubles world No. 2 Pearly Tan-M. Thinaah, at las
On Timesport: On the Beat, host Faizal Salim sits down with sports science specialist Dr Ahmad Fadzlee Ahmad Idriss to take a hard look at Malaysia’s SEA Games campaign in Thailand. Forget the 231-medal headline. This is
Malaysia’s countdown to the 2025 SEA Games comes with a harsh reality check as sports critic Datuk Dr Pekan Ramli warned that the nation could no longer afford another slip-up. After finishing seventh in the 2023 Phnom P
Ex-national shuttler Vivian Hoo shares her take on what Pearly Tan-M. Thinaah’s World Championship silver means for Malaysian women’s badminton, and why it could spark a new golden era. The two-time Commonwealth Games ch
Former footballer and coach Lim Chan Yew joins Timesport: On the Beat to unpack Harimau Malaya’s 3-0 and 5-1 wins over Laos and what they really mean for Malaysian football. In this candid chat, Chan Yew explains why res
Spartan Race ambassador Jayden Tian shares why Malaysians shouldn’t wait until they feel ready to join the obstacle race. He talks about the sport’s growth in Malaysia, the unique mix of endurance and strength it demands
The Peter Cklamovski era with Harimau Malaya began under scrutiny over a perceived reliance on foreign-based heritage players, but recent victories over Singapore and Palestine have eased those doubts. In this episode of
Datuk Razif Sidek says Chen Tang Jie-Toh Ee Wei’s world title is more than just gold — it marks a turning point for Malaysian badminton. He believes their win could inspire more players to pursue mixed doubles and drive
Datuk Razif Sidek is backing world No. 2 Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik to capture the men’s doubles crown at the World Championships in Paris from Aug 25-31. The badminton legend shares his predictions and Malaysia’s prospects
Renowned sports analyst Datuk Dr Pekan Ramli sat down with Timesport's Fadhli Ishak to discuss the recent World University Games and World Aquatics Championships as well as what to expect at the upcoming Thailand Sea Gam
In this episode of Timesport: On the Beat, KL City’s Giancarlo Gallifuoco shares his thoughts on the 2025-2026 Super League season, calling it one of the most competitive yet, with stronger squads and a longer schedule s
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Timesport On The Beat is hosted by Audio+. The show is categorised under sports (news) and has published 86 episodes.
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